wednesday, but, again, once our weather front clears out of the way, and it could drag its heels across east angliahe hills and the north, but actually just temperatures are tapered down a little bit, 8—10, and that breeze to factor, as well, so it will feel cooler for the day on wednesday, but there will be some sunshine, more sunshine around than we're seeing today, and indeed tomorrow. with the ridge of high pressure the build in to thursday, it means a cold start to thursday morning, a frost potentially first thing, so, quite a difference. just the chance of a few wintry showers, hailand rain and perhaps a little bit of sleet pushing down the east coast, and more rain pushes into the north later, but as you can see, for many of us, it's the temperatures that have tumbled by the end of the week, but there'll be more sunshine in place of it. this is bbc news. the headlines... president biden makes a surprise visit to kyiv — reaffirming the us�*s �*unwavering' support to ukraine's democracy. kyiv stands and ukraine stands, democracy stands, the americans stand with you and they will stand with you

it could well start off with some fog across parts of east anglia, the southeast.w to clear, but it should. and then for england and wales will see sunny spells. temperatures across parts of north wales, for example, could get to 15 degrees. a bit more cloud for northern ireland and scotland, but here it will also be mild. and then as we move through tuesday night and into wednesday, this weather front finally makes its move, pushing its way eastwards with some outbreaks of rain weakening. all the while behind that, we will see further spells of rain at times, but not all the time for the end of the week. and it is going to stay very mild by friday. temperatures in the south of 15 or 16 degrees. welcome to bbc news. we start in turkey and syria where in the last half hour we've leaned that the number of people confirmed dead across both countries after the earthquakes has risen to over 33,000. these are the live pictures from the south of turkey where, as you can see, the rescue operation is continuing. those death toll figures, let's just break them down for you.

so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia ers being driven along by those northwest winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies and lower temperatures. so, it's going to be a chilly start to thursday morning. touch of light frost in the far north, not out of the question, but high pressure always sitting out to the west. so, the wind direction coming round from a north westerly, not too cold, but certainly fresher than it has been in recent days. so, there will be a little bit more in the way of sunshine around on thursday. thicker cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the far north, but in the sunnier moments shouldn't feel too bad. top temperatures of around eight or nine degrees, down to where we should be r

it was a different story, though, across east anglia in comparison to saturday morning.more well—broken. a beautiful sunrise here. but the high is going to stay with us on the whole across the country today, keeping things largely fine and quiet. but still that wind direction coming from a northeasterly. slightly lighter winds than yesterday, so therefore fewer showers hopefully around. still some cloud across northern england and north wales in particular, and still the risk of some showers here. we've also had a few showers across the kent coast this morning. but generally, central and southern england and wales, along with northwest scotland and northern ireland keeping the sunshine, and temperatures peaking between seven and nine degrees, pretty much where we should be for the final few days of february. now, as we go into the evening and overnight, the cloud reallyjust drawing in like a blanket over us. and so for many, that means it'll keep those temperatures above freezing. where we've got those clearer skies, particularly out to the west, once again temperatures

east anglia and the midlands later. east anglia and the saudi state dry, mildest here tomorrow, 14—15. a touch cooler than today elsewhere but still above average. then tomorrow night, rain for a time across east anglia and the south—east but more substantial and widespread rain across england and widespread rain across england and wales. not seen that for a long time. the amounts will vary, lots of mr low cloud for thursday, quite a graeme murty day, particularly round hills and coasts. writer in the north and another mild day. as we go into thursday night and friday, deep area of low pressure spreads its way from the north and that will bring a pretty windy into the week, especially in the north. that is how it is looking. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six from cardiff, we'll be back with bbc news at ten, but for now the news continues here on bbc one, it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, goodnight. such its hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak

we've got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now, the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and no

east anglia and the south—east staying dry through the daylight hours.e is where the mildest conditions are, but mild in most areas. patchy rain tomorrow evening, east anglia and the south—east, a dry spell, then more widespread rain and drizzle pushing across into thursday morning. england, wales, southern scotland, a damp and grey day, but misty around the hills, the best sunshine across the north of scotland, where you will start with the frost. rain into thursday night, strengthening winds, deepening low pressure firing its way eastwards, bringing a little bit of rain, but the big story for friday will be the strength of the wind, topping 80 mph for some. strength of the wind, topping 80 mph forsome. back strength of the wind, topping 80 mph for some. back to cardiff with huw. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at ten from me and all the team here in cardiff. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good night. good evening i'm tulsen tollet and this is your

across england and wales it is likely to be dry, mild, some sunshine still across the midlands, east angliaugh, and they will continue to strengthen overnight in scotland in the finals we could see gusts of 60 mph or more, we got this line of rain affecting some northern parts of scotland, elsewhere, a lot of cloud around and a very mild night, for example in northern ireland, temperatures may be no lower than 11 degrees overnight. the winds to gradually ease down tomorrow, we've got this line of rain stuck in scotland some heavy rain over the southern highlands, we could see a secondary band of cloud bringing some patchy light rain or drizzle to northern ireland over the irish sea and into northern england, there will be a lot of clyde run, could get some sunshine towards east anglia and temperatures here reaching 16 degrees tomorrow. sunshine on the far north of scotland although the air here is a little bit colder. we start with a mild air really across much of the country, to start the week. there are some cold air trying to move on, but it's not going to reach us just yet. still in tha

east anglia, the south east, the channel islands staying dry all day long, the breeze picking up relativer some in the west a bit of a drop compared with tuesday. temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain or drizzle, east anglia and the southeast but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning. it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around 13 celsius. rain�*s gathering, thought, behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spill to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way

afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western parts of england into the midlands, east angliaze picking up relative to the past few days and the mildest conditions in the southeast corner, 14 or 15 celsius, even though for some in the west a bit of a drop compared with tuesday, temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain of drizzle, east anglia and the southeast. but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning, it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coasts. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud, nine to around 13 celsius. rain�*s gathering up behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a

afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western parts of england into the midlands, east angliaday long, the breeze picking up relative to the past few days and the mildest conditions in the southeast corner, 14 or 15 celsius, even though for some in the west a bit of a drop compared with tuesday. temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain of drizzle, east anglia and the southeast. but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning, it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coasts. that could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud, nine to around 13 celsius, rain's gathering up behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain s

day tomorrow for many of us as this rain band just takes a time to clear and it's mild airfrom east angliasome of the hills across northern ireland and northern england, parts of wales and the south—west. although you can see for east anglia, the south—east there's a lot of cloud and it takes into the afternoon for that to clear away and for the skies to brighten. but for many parts, more sunshine tomorrow, despite the fact that temperatures won't be as high. they're at 8 to 10 degrees celsius, which isjust a smidgen above average for the time of year. and then as we go through the night, we've got the potential of these showers turning wintry over the south wales mountains into the moors as well, and then we get a frost setting in. so where we've had the showers it could be a little bit slippery first thing on thursday morning with some ice around. so thursday, as i say, we still got that band of showers around in southern areas. we've got a potential weather front coming back into scotland, northern ireland, so cloudier, if you like, than wednesday, but more sunshine instead for much of

north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east angliales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. so it could well be that it's generally a cloudier picture across england, wales and eastern scotland through monday on its tuesday's forecast. well, the high pressure is still there. however, this is a troughjust coming in from europe. and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud a little bit across southern areas enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy, whereas the weather should be

east anglia in the southeast.cotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning, it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. that could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around 13 celsius, rain's gathering up behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwards. sunshine, blustery showers later in the day across northern half of scotland. and temperatures still on the milder side, especially in the south. but the winds will be a key feature and it's one we'll certainly have to watch. we could see winds top 80 miles an hour across some parts of scotland, gusty winds to t

east anglia in the southeast.nd, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning, it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. that could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around is celsius, rain's gathering up behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwards. sunshine, blustery showers later in the day across northern half of scotland. and temperatures still on the milder side, especially in the south. but the winds will be a key feature and it's one we'll certainly have to watch. we could see winds top 80 miles an hour across some parts of scotl

as well as that we are looking at some fog which will become quite dense and widespread across east anglia south—east england. catching elsewhere, but some of the fog could linger into the afternoon bringing quite cool weather. scotland and northern ireland, increasingly moving into the north of england, some cloud and a spot of drizzle from that but for many tomorrow will be a dry day again. temperatures easing off in the far north of scotland. some mist and fog patches across england and wales to start the day, another frosty start for some, start the day, another frosty start forsome, but start the day, another frosty start for some, but the winds will pick up across western areas and it will be across western areas and it will be a blustery afternoon for northern ireland and scotland with a band of rain is starting to edge closer. as we go through wednesday night, the winds are set to pick up even further across the north—west where we could see gusts of wind reaching around 75 mph, potentially bringing localised disruption here. the strongest winds from this weather system will be ahe

our cloud band, as you can see, a little slow to clear east anglia and the south—east.st four to seven degrees for the northern isles and scotland, seven to ten for the south, which is a good few degrees down on those of today and certainly yesterday. that high pressure noses in for thursday, ao actually we could have a return to frost thursday morning. quite a chilly start. still some showers around, a little bit of wintry over the welsh hills and the moors potentially first thing thursday, before they clear away. just like wednesday, more bright skies around, more sunshine for many, except the north of scotland. our next weather fronts toppling in here and to northern ireland, so there will be some of that remaining on friday across southern and eastern areas before it clears away. then it looks dry and fine for many. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at two... president putin accuses the west of starting the war in ukraine. in a speech almost a year after the invasion, mr putin claimed the west is threatening the existence of russia itself. transla

we've got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglialoud as we head into sunday. now, the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland that will have the best of the day's sunshine, othe

so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east angliashowers being driven along by those northwest winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, seven to 11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies and lower temperatures. so, it's going to be a chilly start to thursday morning. touch of light frost in the far north, not out of the question, but high pressure always sitting out to the west. so, the wind direction coming round from a north westerly, not too cold, but certainly fresher than it has been in recent days. so, there will be a little bit more in the way of sunshine around on thursday. thicker cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the far north, but in the sunnier moments shouldn't feel too bad. top temperatures of around eight or nine degrees, down to where we should

it could well start off with some fog across parts of east anglia, the southeast.lls. temperatures across parts of north wales, for example, could get to 15 degrees. a bit more cloud for northern ireland and scotland, but here it will also be mild. and then as we move through tuesday night and into wednesday, this weather front finally makes its move, pushing its way eastwards with some outbreaks of rain weakening. all the while behind that, we will see further spells of rain at times, but not all the time for the end of the week. and it is going to stay very mild by friday. temperatures in the south of 15 or 16 degrees. this is bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben brown and these are the latest headlines. syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say the international community has failed people in the country's north—west, where thousands of people have died. disappointment and abandonment is a thing that's happening. 0ur organisation has been calling for help, manpowerand organisation has been calling for

east anglia, the south east, the channel islands staying dry all day long, the breeze picking up relativesome in the west a bit of a drop compared with tuesday. temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain or drizzle, east anglia and the southeast but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning. it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around 13 celsius. rain's gathering, though, behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spill to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way sout

east anglia, the south east, the channel islands staying dry all day long, the breeze picking up relativef a drop compared with tuesday. temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain or drizzle, east anglia and the southeast but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning. it's going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around 13 celsius. rain's gathering, thought, behind me. though, behind me. that's a deepening area of low pressure, which will spill to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwar

ve got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that�*s set to move into east anglia. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there�*ll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we�*re close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it�*s probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day�*s sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more

it could well start off with some fog across parts of east anglia, the south—east.and and wales will see sunny spells. temperatures across parts of north wales, for example, could get to 15 degrees. a bit more cloud for northern ireland and scotland, but here it will also be mild. and then as we move through tuesday night and into wednesday, this weather front finally makes its move, pushing its way eastwards with some outbreaks of rain, weakening all the while. behind that, we will see further spells of rain at times, but not all the time for the end of the week. and it is going to stay very mild. by friday, temperatures in the south of 15 or 16 degrees. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm ben brown and these are the latest headlines. this week's devastating earthquakes have killed more than 33,000 people but the un warns that number is likely to at least double as the days go on. syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say the international community has failed people in the country's north—w

north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglialy southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. so it could well be a cloudier picture across england, wales and eastern scotland through monday. tuesday, well, the high pressure is still there. however, this is a troughjust coming in from europe. and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy, whereas the weather should be drier with the best of

so, to begin with, on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east angliafew scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies and lower temperatures. so, it's going to be a chilly start to thursday morning. touch of light frost in the far north not out of the question, but high pressure always sitting out to the west. so, the wind direction coming round from a north—westerly, not too cold, but certainly fresher than it has been in recent days. so, there will be a little bit more in the way of sunshine around on thursday. thicker cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the far north, but in the sunnier moments shouldn't feel too bad. top temperatures of around eight or nine degrees, down to where we

it was a different story, though, across east anglia in comparison to saturday morning.t the high is going to stay with us on the whole across the country today, keeping things largely fine and quiet. but still that wind direction coming from a northeasterly. slightly lighter winds than yesterday, so therefore fewer showers hopefully around. still some cloud across northern england and north wales in particular, and still the risk of some showers here. we've also had a few showers across the kent coast this morning. but generally, central and southern england and wales, along with northwest scotland and northern ireland keeping the sunshine, and temperatures peaking between seven and nine degrees, pretty much where we should be for the final few days of february. now, as we go into the evening and overnight, the cloud reallyjust drawing in like a blanket over us. and so for many, that means it'll keep those temperatures above freezing. where we've got those clearer skies, particularly out to the west, once again temperatures below freezing and a frost is quite likely. bu

north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east angliathern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. so it could well be a cloudier picture across england, wales and eastern scotland through monday. tuesday, well, the high pressure is still there. however, this is a troughjust coming in from europe. and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy, whereas the weather should be drier with the best of any sunshine again for west scotland and no

so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia andrably behind with a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies and lower temperatures. so, it's going to be a chilly start to thursday morning. touch of light frost in the far north not out of the question, but high pressure always sitting out to the west. so, the wind direction coming round from a north—westerly, not too cold, but certainly fresher than it has been in recent days. so, there will be a little bit more in the way of sunshine around on thursday. thicker cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the far north, but in the sunnier moments shouldn't feel too bad. top temperatures of around eight or nine degree

so, to begin with on wednesday, we'll have some light showery rain sinking its way into east anglia and a few scattered showers being driven along by those north—west winds. and some of them to higher ground in scotland, turning increasingly wintry. notably fresher feel to the day, 7—11 degrees, the overall high. now, through wednesday into the early hours of thursday morning, mightjust have to keep a close eye on the chance, perhaps, of a few wintry showers running down through the north sea here under clearer skies and lower temperatures. so, it's going to be a chilly start to thursday morning. touch of light frost in the far north not out of the question, but high pressure always sitting out to the west. so, the wind direction coming round from a north—westerly, not too cold, but certainly fresher than it has been in recent days. so, there will be a little bit more in the way of sunshine around on thursday. thicker cloud and outbreaks of showery rain into the far north, but in the sunnier moments shouldn't feel too bad. top temperatures of around eight or nine degrees, down to where

whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southernr place that will do quite well for sunshine — west scotland may be northern ireland because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably where scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. on into tuesday's forecast, well, the high pressure is still there, however, this is a trough just coming in from europe and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud up a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy. whereas the weather should be drier with the best of any sunshine, again, for west scotland and for northern ireland, temperatures continue to be quite close to average really for the time of year and with the high pressure staying close by the british isles really

you can see weather weatherford sits through east anglia towards the south—west but it will start toe away as we go through the morning we are going to see an improving picture, allowing for some sunshine to return in the afternoon strip a tale of two halves quite likely. we keep those showers going on a brisk westerly wind in the far north of scotland, with gusts close to 40 north of scotland, with gusts close to a0 or 50 mph, north of scotland, with gusts close to a0 or50 mph, so north of scotland, with gusts close to a0 or 50 mph, so some showers quite potent at times. temperatures generally across the country between seven and nine celsius. we have had high pressure controlling things recently. it's still with us in fact on friday, but some subtle differences to the weather story, as the wind direction swings round the more the westerly, different topping cross that high pressure and that westerly will drive in slightly milder air, temperature slightly above where they should be for the time of year. as we go into friday and saturday, we will see double figures returning the best

it was a different story, though, across east anglia in comparison to saturday morning.he high is going to stay with us on the whole across the country today, keeping things largely fine and quiet. but still that wind direction coming from a northeasterly. slightly lighter winds than yesterday, so therefore fewer showers hopefully around. still some cloud across northern england and north wales in particular, and still the risk of some showers here. we've also had a few showers across the kent coast this morning. but generally, central and southern england and wales, along with northwest scotland and northern ireland keeping the sunshine, and temperatures peaking between seven and nine degrees, pretty much where we should be for the final few days of february. now, as we go into the evening and overnight, the cloud reallyjust drawing in like a blanket over us. and so for many, that means it'll keep those temperatures above freezing. where we've got those clearer skies, particularly out to the west, once again temperatures below freezing and a frost is quite likely. but t

still some outbreaks of rain across east anglia the southeast of east anglia in the southeast of link skies elsewhere and a hint of blue. the charts, yes, frosts become a thing once more later week as things turn a little colder, there should be some sunny spells . to its 11:00 on tuesday, the 21st in february. i'm bev turner we've been bringing you live of putin talking in and spelling out his ambition for the war in ukraine . we'll have expert ukraine. we'll have expert analysis in just a moment. ukraine. we'll have expert analysis in just a moment . also, analysis in just a moment. also, 15 minute cities. the solution to the climate crisis over gross suffocation of your freedom to travel. what on earth is happening to our farmers? they are struggling . make a profit are struggling. make a profit whilst putting food on our plates. good news . the plates. good news. the government are providin g £168 government are providing £168 million. but will it be enough to our much loved . and good to our much loved. and good morning. my guests will be back with me as in other news, actor jude

it was a different story, though, across east anglia in comparison to saturday morning.is going to stay with us on the whole across the country today, keeping things largely fine and quiet. but still that wind direction coming from a northeasterly. slightly lighter winds than yesterday, so therefore fewer showers hopefully around. still some cloud across northern england and north wales in particular, and still the risk of some showers here. we've also had a few showers across the kent coast this morning. but generally, central and southern england and wales, along with northwest scotland and northern ireland keeping the sunshine, and temperatures peaking between seven and nine degrees, pretty much where we should be for the final few days of february. now, as we go into the evening and overnight, the cloud reallyjust drawing in like a blanket over us. and so for many, that means it'll keep those temperatures above freezing. where we've got those clearer skies, particularly out to the west, once again temperatures below freezing and a frost is quite likely. but that quie

afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western parts of england into the midlands, east angliawith tuesday, temperatures still above average for this stage in february. now we finish wednesday with some patchy rain of drizzle, east anglia and the southeast. but after a brief clearer spell, more widespread rain and drizzle spreading across england, wales, southern scotland through wednesday night and into thursday morning, it�*s going to leave a lot of low cloud around, quite a misty, murky, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coasts. there could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud, nine to around 13 celsius. rain�*s gathering up behind me. that�*s a deepening area of low pressure, which will spell to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwards. sunshine, blustery showers later i

east anglia in the southeast.y, damp sort of day on thursday, especially around hills and coast. that could be a little bit of brightness here and there, best of which will be in the north of scotland. and another mild day, even with that cloud nine to around 13 celsius, rain�*s gathering up behind me. that�*s a deepening area of low pressure, which will spill to the north of the country as we go through into friday, bringing some rain southwards, but a lot in the way of stronger winds. the winds will be rattling across the country. the cloud and patchy rain pushing its way southwards. sunshine, blustery showers later in the day across northern half of scotland. and temperatures still on the milder side, especially in the south. but the winds will be a key feature and it�*s one we�*ll certainly have to watch. we could see winds top 80 miles an hour across some parts of scotland, gusty winds to the east of high ground in northeast england and eastern scotland, too. we�*ll keep you updated. welcome to newsday, repor