but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.f rain. whereas elsewhere, there's a few days to come of sunshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, too. often windy, but mild south—westerlies. good morning — welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: wreckage from a plane carrying the cardiff city footballer emiliano sala has been been discovered near the channel islands conservative mps who voted leave and remain are to begin talks to try to find a compromise on brexit. researchers say younger people are being exposed to the dangers of being overweight earlier and for longer and are at greater risk of getting an obesity—related cancer. labour calls for ministers

but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.howers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, too. often windy, but mild south—westerlies. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: search teams find the wreckage of a small plane carrying the argentine footballer, emiliano sala, that disappeared between france and britain. president maduro appears on venezuelan television to deny that his country is facing a humanitarian disaster. anger and a search for answers in the brazilian valley engulfed by mining waste. and pope francis arrives in the united arab emirates for the first—ever papal visit to the arabian peninsula.

bits of cloud spreading towards east anglia and the south—east by the end of the day.e could see some rain or drizzle in that. but as i said, north and west, lots more sunshine around to this afternoon. a stiffening southerly breeze which tonight will touch galeforce across the north west but it is still a southerly one so even though temperatures not quite as high as they were a few days ago, 12 to 15 degrees, still well above where they should be for the time of year. now, into tonight, we will start to see more showers return across scotland and northern ireland and later western parts of england and wales. many eastern areas will be dry. temperatures down into low single figures for one or two but generally clear of frost into your monday morning. so here is how monday shapes up. lots of showers in western scotland and northern ireland and northern ireland, a few showers and parts of western england and wales and towards east anglia and the south—east will see cloud increase, some outbreaks of rain developing parts of western england and wales and towards east angl

parts of the midlands into east anglia and the midlands into east anglia and the south—east, winds thetwo trees. there is the risk of transport disruption. almost certainly speed restrictions on bridges across the severn estuary. away from the windy south outbreaks of rain further north. also some snow across the hills of scotland. centre stage overnight tonight and into tomorrow very powerful winds that bring the risk of some disruption. that is your weather. you're watching beyond one hundred days... there's a special place in hell for brexiteers without a plan, so says the president of the european council. donald tusk‘s outburst was certainly not the most diplomatic — but it does reflect growing furstration in brussels. the man who warned the uk that "winter is coming", now vents his frustrations at the politicians who campaigned for brexit. .. i've been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. donald trump's state of the union makes a ritual nod to political unity but it's really one for his

but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.her outbreaks of rain. whereas elsewhere, there's a few days to come of sunshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, too. 0ften windy, but mild south—westerlies. this is bbc news. the headlines: underwater search teams have found the wreckage of the plane, which was lost over the english channel 13 days ago, carrying premier league footballer emiliano sala to the uk. his family have been informed. the privately funded search of the seabed was launched after the official operation was called off. president nicolas maduro has denied that venezuela faces a humanitarian disaster, but blamed the united states for instigating a political crisis. in a televisi

could see a swathe across south—west england, arriving across the north—east of england and east angliaat. that system will work away but friday, left with a more general area of low pressure that brings wet and windy weather to end the week for most parts the country. winds up to 70 mph, with heavy rain at times. you‘re watching beyond one hundred days. president trump is putting the finishing touches to his state of the union address. aides say the theme is national unity, which was slightly undermined by his critical tweet of a top democratjust hours before hand. the speech will be carried live on all us tv networks and watched by millions of american voters. the prime minister has been in northern ireland promising there will be no return to borders of the past — whatever happens in the brexit negotiotions. lam determined i am determined to work towards a solution that can command brother support across the community in northern ireland. also on the programme. actor liam neeson denies being a racist, after telling a reporter he‘d wanted to kill a black person because someone close t

but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.f rain. whereas elsewhere, there's a few days to come of sunshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, too. 0ften windy, but mild south—westerlies. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: a search team has located the wreckage of the argentine footballer emiliano sala's plane, which crashed into the sea on the way from france to britain. pope francis becomes the first pontiff to set foot on the arabian peninsula, just hours after condemning the war in yemen. it's america's biggest sporting night of the year — the super bowl — as east meets west in the deep south. with inflation running in the millions of percents and a serious political c

but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.unshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you will notice that temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it is the feel of the weather, as temperatures recover, it will be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times. not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, as well. 0ften windy, but mild south—westerlies. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. underwater search teams have found the wreckage of the plane which was lost 13 days ago carrying premier league footballer emiliano sala to the uk. his family have been informed. the plane carrying the 28—year—old and his pilot disappeared over the english channel. the privately—funded search of the seabed was launched after the official operation was called off. thousands of residents in the australian city of townsville have been warned of unprecedented flooding as monsoon rains continue. and this vide

so there won't be much rain in the forecast for this week across east anglia and south—east england.the best of any brightness around. there are signs that thursday should start to brighten up with the best of any sunshine most likely to the east of high ground. so, perhaps the midlands. eastern areas of england not doing too badly, and eastern areas of scotland. but in the north—west, still quite a bit of cloud, still the threat of a little bit of rain across the western isles, but those temperatures are beginning to rise, and by friday, with a bit more sunshine around, it's then that we could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees. that's your weather. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today. fears for the future of the uk car industry, as honda is expected to confirm this morning it's to close its factory in swindon. after seven labour backbenchers quit to set up a new independent group, two conservatives are considering joining them. soaring above the skies of wales. could golden eagles be about to return 200 years after they

cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england.p again in scotland. it stays cloudy in northern ireland. further outbreaks of rain coming back going into the evening. temperatures a little bit higher. parts of south—west england could be up to 10 celsius. a freshening south—westerly wind. stronger through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, that especially into the high ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see 5—10 centimetres building up as we go through monday. it will be quite slow to clear, and a much less cold start to the day on monday. some rainjust affecting parts of south—east england as monday starts. it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we will hold onto an area of cloud in east anglia. snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightening up on monday. temperatures again will be a bit higher,

but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england.pect further outbreaks of rain. a few days to come of sunshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be some sunshine occasionally, too. 0ften windy, but mild south—westerlies. she i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: the wreckage of the plane carrying premier league footballer emiliano sala is found by search teams. warnings of unprecedented flooding for northern australia, where more than a metre of rain has fallen in just one week. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the car maker nissan reverses its plan to build its latest model in england. it'll keep production injapan instead.

a cloudy start with drizzle and showers, some could come in from the north sea, into east anglia thatshine around and across the far north—east of scotland we are once again we expect to reach the dizzy heights of 17. blustery winds, though, out towards the west. these are the temperatures. whately, 13-14, are the temperatures. whately, 13—111, locally we are looking at 16-17. at this time 13—111, locally we are looking at 16—17. at this time of year, it would normally just be 16—17. at this time of year, it would normallyjust be sick celsius in the north and nine in the south, so we are away above in the north and nine in the south, so we are away above where we should normally be. fog and mist patches will form and some will be dense across parts of the midlands, southern england and into the south—east and east anglia. clear skies for the north, with a weather front approaching from the west, that means we will see more cloud and once again some patchy rain coming our way. that's how we start the day tomorrow. high pressure dominates. you can see from the isobar as it will be windy

slowly brightening up and east anglia. slowly brightening upfor and east anglia. for a time but there could be more spits and spots of light rain and drizzle a round western coasts and drizzle a round western coasts and hills. another mostly mild night but with clearer skies towards the south—east and the countryside gets cooler. for thursday, a greater prospect of seeing a little bit more in the way of sunshine breaking through. the best chance of that is the east of high ground, the midlands and eastern wales, not doing too badly. the east of the pennines and parts of scotland, where is the west of the —— whereas in the west, a bit more clout. temperatures on thursday up to 17 in paris and richard and across parts of spain as we head through the weekend. —— more clout. —— paris and madrid. the pressure builds a bit further across england and that will punch a few more holes in the club on friday. perhaps some more mist and fog to start but more in the way of sunshine to go around. the sunshine will boost the temperatures 14- 15 sunshine will boost the temperatur

that is the way it is looking this afternoon, cloud in the south—east and east anglia, some wintry showersoud attending to thin and the south—east, loitering in the english channel, losing the showers and northern parts of scotland, clear skies, light when, some fog forming, particularly across southern england and through the vale of york. blue on the map, away from the far south of england, a touch of frost, doctor scholes as recently, —1, —5 in eastern parts of scotland. that is where we'll have the best of the sunshine on tuesday, because it were left fairly quickly as the wind picks up, introducing more cloud on a south—westerly wind and that by bringing some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. eventually maybe some of that reaching eastern parts of england, most of the day dry as it will be for eastern scotland. chilly in the north—east but heading to aussie south—west, tempted could be as high as 12 celsius. milder, cloudier, weightier and windy weather arriving through the day, continuing overnight, whether france moving their way eastwards. this one here could hang around into wednesda

cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england. cloudy in northern ireland. further outbreaks of rain coming back going into the evening. and temperatures, they‘ re a little bit higher. parts of south—west england could be up to around 10 celsius, for example. and a freshening south—westerly wind. it gets stronger through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, and while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, but especially into the higher ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see around 5—10 centimetres building up as we go through monday as well. it will be quite slow to clear, on what will be a much less cold start to the day on monday. some rainjust affecting parts of south—east england as monday starts. it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we'll hold onto an area of cloud here in east anglia. the snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightenin

and the defrost into east anglia and the south—east in particular. a cold start to the day.our gradually clearing from yorkshire and north—east england in the morning, rain moving away from the north of mainland scotland across the northern isles. a sunny day northern ireland, plenty of sunshine across much of the uk with light winds, and the temperature is bouncing back after the chilly start and the warm spot is reaching into the high teens, and more of the same on tuesday. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th — ruling out a meaningful vote this week. we want to leave the european union on the 29th of march with a deal. that is what we are working for, we have made good progress, constructive discussions with the european union, and we will be continuing that work so we can leave on the 29th of march and leave with a deal. labour's deputy leader tom watson sasteremy corbyn must take a "personal lead" over claims of

so there won't be much rain in the forecast for this week across east anglia and south—east england. are signs that thursday should start to brighten up with the best of any sunshine most likely to the east of high ground. so, perhaps the midlands. eastern areas of england not doing too badly, and eastern areas of scotland. but in the north—west, still quite a bit of cloud, still the threat of a little bit of rain across the western isles, but those temperatures are beginning to rise, and by friday, with a bit more sunshine around, it's then that we could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the founder of huawei hits back. in an exclusive interview, ren zhengfei says american actions against his company, and his daughter, are politically—motivated. translation: there's no way the us can crush us. the east will still shine and if the north goes dark, then there is still the south. 16 us states sue the federal government over donald tr

now, we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england on through. still quite breezy, quite windy going into monday, so no frost, and further showers moving in towards the north—west. this line of showers just pushing its way further south, as well, into parts of northern england and wales as monday starts. monday, many of us will get to see some sunshine, away from east anglia and the south—east of england, with thicker cloud at times and the chance of rain. plenty of showers on the brisk wind coming into the north—west. hail, thunder possible out of these, as well, may merge in western scotland to give some longer spells of rain. and temperatures are just taking a small step backwards, and another weather system coming in into tuesday could welljust keep that cooler feel going for a time, before it could well become very mild again later in the week. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. the battle to claim the last pocket of territory from the so—called islamic state group has slowed, because thousands of civilians remain trapped insid

so there won't be much rain in the forecast for this week across east anglia and south—east england.und. there are signs that thursday should start to brighten up with the best of any sunshine most likely to the east of high ground. so, perhaps the midlands. eastern areas of england not doing too badly, and eastern areas of scotland. but in the north—west, still quite a bit of cloud, still the threat of a little bit of rain across the western isles, but those temperatures are beginning to rise, and by friday, with a bit more sunshine around, it's then that we could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: the founder of the chinese tech giant huawei, has said there's no way the united states can crush his company. several countries are investigating whether huawei poses a security risk. in an interview with the bbc, ren zhengfei also described his daughter's detention at the request of the united states — she is the company's cfo — as a politically motivated act. 16 american states are sueing the trump administration over the pr

not much rain across east anglia and south—east england.with the best of any sunshine most likely to the east of high ground. perhaps the midlands. in the north—west, quite a bit of cloud, still the threat of a little grove rain across the western isles but those temperatures are beginning to rise, and by friday with a bit more sunshine around, it is then that we could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees. that is your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: the chairman of the chinese technology giant huawei has said there's no way the united states can crush his company. in an interview with the bbc, ren zhengfei said efforts to limit huawei's global expansion would only encourage it to improve its products and services. president trump has urged the venezuelan military to end their support for president nicolas maduro and refuse his orders to block humanitarian aid. in a speech in miami, mr trump said soldiers risked losing everything if they did not switch their allegiance to the oppposition leaderjuan guaido. a teenager who left

some sunshine coming through but cloud and rain pushing down across east anglia and the south east.spell of heavy rain and strong winds for northern ireland. a change, feeling cooler and fresher. the headlines on bbc news. no ships and now no contract — the government cancels a controversial agreement to provide extra ferries in case of a no—deal brexit. new allegations of sexual and racial harassment by former employees of the retail tycoon sir philip green are published in the telegraph — he denies any crime or misconduct. counting the cost of knife crime — the number of young victims admitted to hospitals in england has risen by more than 50% in the past five years. us officials say they've held three days of productive talks in north korea to prepare for the second meeting between president trump and kimjong—un. more news from me at the top of the hour. now, the travel show. this week on the show: i'm in france to explore new ways of saving notre dame for generations to come. the risk here is a structural risk of the building itself. within ten years, we could have the cathedral

an area of cloud and patchy rain for east anglia and south—east england on what will be another froste nights. for monday, quite windy gci’oss nights. for monday, quite windy across northern scotland, blustery elsewhere. showers could be heavy with hail and thunder especially in western scotland and north—west england and still could be a bit dampfor england and still could be a bit damp for parts of east anglia and south—east england with some patchy rain. asa south—east england with some patchy rain. as a week goes on, unsettled to the north and west of the uk but still mild and getting milder later in the week. hello, this is bbc news with vicki young. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with henry mance and anne ashworth. first, the headlines. the regional airline flybmi has announced this evening that it has suspended all flights and is filing for administration. thejustice secretary has said the government's main priority has the funeral of the footballer emiliano sala, who died last month in a plane crash, has taken place in his native argentina. a 2

an area of cloud and patchy rain for east anglia and south—east england on what will be another frostunder especially in western scotland and north—west england and still could be a bit dampfor england and still could be a bit damp for parts of east anglia and south—east england with some patchy rain. asa south—east england with some patchy rain. as a week goes on, unsettled to the north and west of the uk but still mild and getting milder later in the week.

now, we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england on throughite breezy, quite windy going into monday, so no frost, and further showers moving in towards the north—west. this line of showers just pushing its way further south, as well, into parts of northern england and wales as monday starts. monday, many of us will get to see some sunshine, away from east anglia and the south—east of england, with thicker cloud at times and the chance of rain. plenty of showers on the brisk wind coming into the north—west. hail, thunder possible out of these, as well, may merge in western scotland to give some longer spells of rain. and temperatures are just taking a small step backwards, and another weather system coming in into tuesday could welljust keep that cooler feel going for a time, before it could well become very mild again later in the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the battle to claim the last piece of territory held by islamic state fighters has stalled because thousands of civilians remain trapped inside. us vice president mike pence sa

for many of us, the rain will have cleared by tomorrow morning, but it will hang around parts of east anglia a while, clearing kent into the afternoon. the cloud sticks with us here as elsewhere we get to see some sunny spells. sleet and snow in northern scotland fizzling out. you may catch the odd shower here and there. it will be very gusty for a time in scotland. the winds will ease later in the day. and temperatures continuing in an upward trend, closer to average for the time of year, even a little above in places, and that is where they are going to stay this week. hello this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: the government says nissan's decision not to make a new model at sunderland as planned is a blow to the car industry and the region. theresa may says she has new ideas on brexit ahead of her return to brussels for talks on the irish backstop. a new underwater search has been taking place off guernsey to find missing cardiff city footballer emiliano sala and his pilot. the mother of missing libby squire has thanked people helping to search for the hull university stude

some fog into parts of yorkshire and north—east england, clear skies elsewhere, coldest across east angliauth—east england, where we could have minus four in some spots. parts of england and wales will see a frost going into the morning. the back of that fog from yorkshire and north—east england, some rain moving across the northern isles, but for most of us, again, after any earlier complications, sunshine all the way through afternoon, and yet again the warm spots will be into the high teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has promised that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, warnsjeremy corbyn he has to act urgently if the party is to stay together. the prime minister warns she won't allow the brexit referendum to be frustrated, as she prepares for further talks with eu leaders at a summit in egypt. the environment secretary, michael gove, insists progress is being made. venezuela's opposition leader calls on the international community to consider "all mea

a lot of cloud in a big rain classed east anglia in south—east england but it is slowly creeping awayn from the northern highlands stretching to northern ireland bringing wintry weather. elsewhere spells of sunshine and a few showers. a strong not the north—westerly wind and particularly squally for northwestern. not quite as mild as yesterday, six or seven celsius top temperature this afternoon. overnight a band of rain moves south through scotland and wales in south—west england into southern england and could spread something went into higher ground particularly in scotland. ice warnings here. i cold into the night skies clear. temperatures —30 “4 across rural scotland. tomorrow much quieterj. mainly dry. one or two shows for the south and east that the ball clear. some patchy drizzle perhaps but otherwise a milder day but highs of six or seven celsius. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: theresa may will ask mps for more time to rework her brexit plan — but labour accuses the prime minister of trying to run down the clock. work and pensions secretary amber rudd

now, we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england on throughbit of rain at times. still quite breezy, quite windy going into monday, so no frost and further showers moving into the north—west. this line of showers just pushing its way further south as well into parts of northern england and wales as monday starts. monday, many of us will get to see some sunshine away from east anglia and the south—east of england, with thicker cloud at times and the chance of rain, plenty of showers on the brisk wind coming into the north—west. hail, thunder possible coming out of this as well, and may merge in western scotland to give some longer spells of rain, and temperatures are just taking a small step backwards, and another weather system coming in into tuesday could welljust keep that cooler feel going for a time, before it could well become very mild again later in the week. you're watching bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the battle to claim the last piece of territory held by islamic state fighters stalls, because thousands of civilians re

now, we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england on throughy going into monday, so no frost, and further showers moving in towards the north—west. this line of showers just pushing its way further south, as well, into parts of northern england and wales as monday starts. monday, many of us will get to see some sunshine, away from east anglia and the south—east of england, with thicker cloud at times and the chance of rain. plenty of showers on the brisk wind coming into the north—west. hail, thunder possible out of these, as well, may merge in western scotland to give some longer spells of rain. and temperatures are just taking a small step backwards, and another weather system coming in into tuesday could welljust keep that cooler feel going for a time, before it could well become very mild again later in the week. you're watching bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the battle to claim the last piece of territory held by islamic state fighters stalls because thousands of civilians remain trapped inside. the us says it will track down

cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england.land. further outbreaks of rain coming back going into the evening. and temperatures, they‘ re a little bit higher. parts of south—west england could be up to around 10 celsius, for example. and a freshening south—westerly wind. it gets stronger through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, and while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, but especially into the higher ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see around 5—10 centimetres building up as we go on through monday as well. it will be quite slow to clear, on what will be a much less cold start to the day on monday. some rainjust affecting parts of south—east england as monday starts. it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we'll hold onto an area of cloud here in east anglia. the snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightening up on monday. and

so there won't be much rain in the forecast for this week across east anglia and south—east england. around. there are signs that thursday should start to brighten up with the best of any sunshine most likely to the east of high ground. so, perhaps the midlands. eastern areas of england not doing too badly, and eastern areas of scotland. but in the north—west, still quite a bit of cloud, still the threat of a little bit of rain across the western isles, but those temperatures are beginning to rise, and by friday, with a bit more sunshine around, it's then that we could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees. that's your weather. this is the briefing. i'm maryam moshiri. our top story: huawei hits back. in an exlusive interview with the bbc the company's founder says it won't be crushed by the us. fears for the future of the uk car industry as honda is expected to confirm it's closing its factory in swindon. 16 us states sue the federal government over donald trump's national emergency declaration to fund his border wall. and in the business briefing, can the global fashion industr

fog looks likely to be a problem on wednesday morning, particularly in east anglia down towards the south some of that could be slow to clear. more dry weather with some extra cloud, the odd spot of rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland, temperatures may be coming down a little bit, but not much. the bigger change comes through the second half of the week, first of all this area of low pressure on thursday. that could introduce showers just about anywhere in the uk and as we head towards the weekend, there is their increasing chance of some rain. it will turn a bit cooler. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, warnsjeremy corbyn he has to act urgently if the party is to stay together. pope francis promises that the roman catholic church will do more to tackle child sex abuse at the end of a vatican summit on paedophilia. the us secretary of state says he's confident that

there will be a frost around in places, particularly towards parts of east anglia in south—east englandss yorkshire and north—east england, some cloud for northern ireland in two west of scotland. patchy rain possible here but england and wales will see the lowest temperatures and the frosting to east anglia in the south—east of england. do not be surprised how cold it is to start the day. for gradually clearing from yorkshire in north—east england in the morning, rain moving away from the north—west of scotla nd rain moving away from the north—west of scotland towards the northern isles, a sunny day in northern ireland, plenty of sunshine across the uk with light winds and temperatures bouncing back after the chilly start and the warm spots will again be reaching into the high teens, and more of the same on tuesday. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. we want to leave the european union

east anglia and south—east england with further cloud. above freezing.till frosty start, a good deal of crisp wintersunshine. still some frosty start, a good deal of crisp winter sunshine. still some wintry showers along eastern coast is so bringing sleet or snow. in the sunshine, four, five, six or seven celsius across south—west england. to some of the weekend, it stays cold. some sunshine, further wintry showers. perhaps some snow across scotland. this is the business briefing. amazon‘s $72 billion christmas. record sales for the online giant— but fears of a slowdown in growth rattle investors. plus, ‘tremendous progress‘. president trump hails success in us china talks — but no sign as yet of a deal to end their damaging trade war. and on the markets: a mixed day on wall street, but the recovery from the pre—christmas sell off continues. us shares have now had their best start to the year since the 1980s.

cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england.ireland. further outbreaks of rain coming back going into the evening. and temperatures, they‘ re a little bit higher. parts of south—west england could be up to around 10 celsius, for example. and a freshening south—westerly wind. it gets stronger through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, and while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, but especially into the higher ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see around 5—10 centimetres building up as we go through monday as well. it will be quite slow to clear, on what will be a much less cold it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we'll hold onto an area of cloud here in east anglia. the snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightening up on monday. and temperatures again are a little bit higher, and some of us in south—west england getting into doub

now, we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england on throughstill quite breezy, quite windy going into monday, so no frost, and further showers moving in towards the north—west. this line of showers just pushing its way further south, as well, into parts of northern england and wales as monday starts. monday, many of us will get to see some sunshine, away from east anglia and the south—east of england, with thicker cloud at times and the chance of rain. plenty of showers on the brisk wind coming into the north—west. hail, thunder possible out of these, as well, may merge in western scotland to give some longer spells of rain. and temperatures are just taking a small step backwards, and another weather system coming in into tuesday could welljust keep that cooler feel going for a time, before it could well become very mild again later in the week. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and rachel burden. our headlines today: president trump calls on european allies to take back over 800 isis fighters and put them on trial or he sa

cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england.utbreaks of rain coming back going into the evening. and temperatures, they‘ re a little bit higher. parts of south—west england could be up to around 10 celsius, for example. and a freshening south—westerly wind. it gets stronger on through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, and while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, but especially into the higher ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see around 5—10 centimetres building up as we go on through monday as well. it will be quite slow to clear, on what will be a much less cold start to the day on monday. some rainjust affecting parts of south—east england as monday starts. it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we'll hold onto an area of cloud here in east anglia. the snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightening up on monday. and temperatures

this rain in the south—east and east anglia will still pull away and the cloud will leave too. farfrom parts of the uk, temperatures will be far from freezing in some rural areas, tomorrow starts bright promising but very quickly a cloud over. initially, the sunshine turned hazy, the club they could get rain by the end of the morning. it causes the iris the and into western scotland. probably the driest brightest weather will be a east anglia and the south, temperatures like those today still strong and blustery south—westerly wind. now, let‘s agrees with weather systems bringing the arena really going to be affecting more than the northern half of the uk. it could be wet for well overnight and into wednesday morning over the has cumbria. that‘s how we start the day on wednesday, the heaviest rain moves out into the north sea over toward scandinavia, and brightens up a considered part of scotland, damp weather still for northern england, perhaps north wales, and returning to northern ireland once again, southern parts are missing out on the rain and temperatures are beginning t