there is the low cloud affecting east anglia and the south—east. and the south—west, more mist and fog developing, so too is in the north—west of england and south—west scotland. where we have the clearest skies in northern england, parts of wales and the midlands, a touch of frost heading into thursday, with some sunshine as well. the mist and fog forming overnight will tend to slowly lift but, across many southern parts of england, east anglia and the midlands, it could stay for most of the day. temperature about nine or 10 degrees. i think, for many parts of northern england and the midlands, is going to be a bit cooler than today after a chilly start. the area of high pressure tended to drift a bit further into europe, so we start to draw in more of a southerly breeze, tended to take the low cloud in the south and push it north. up into parts of scotland and northern ireland, so quite a cloudy start for friday, a bit misty and murky. it will brighten up and murky. it will brighten up a touch, especially in the south, with drier airfrom a touch,

it's going to turn colder to where we've had that milder air across east anglia and south east englandaway and we draw down the northerly wind again on monday. so it's another blustery day, particularly for these north sea facing coasts. some rain here to start that moves away. wintry showers across eastern scotland running down through northeast england. perhaps also some wintriness in these showers across northern ireland into many parts of wales and down through the moors. temperatures dipping throughout the day across east anglia, southeast england and elsewhere. i don't think we'll get much past 2 or 3 c, so there'll be a widespread frost on monday night into tuesday, as those winds inland tend to lighten. we're staying in the cold air as we head through the rest of the week. take a look at wednesday. this area of low pressure could start to graze the southern part of england and on the leading edge, there could possibly be a little bit of snow on it as well. so the possibility of some snow in the south. but generally speaking, it's quiet. next week there will be overnight frost a

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and southeast england, some of that cloud could stay quiteafternoon. temperatures for most of us into double figures, so we're on the mild side for the time of year. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday, the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll se

it's going to turn colder to where we've had that milder air across east anglia and south east englandt's another blustery day, particularly for these north sea facing coasts. some rain here to start that moves away. wintry showers across eastern scotland running down through northeast england. perhaps also some wintriness in these showers across northern ireland into many parts of wales and down through the moors. temperatures dipping throughout the day across east anglia, southeast england and elsewhere. i don't think we'll get much past 2 or 3 c, so there'll be a widespread frost on monday night into tuesday, as those winds inland tend to lighten. we're staying in the cold air as we head through the rest of the week. take a look at wednesday. this area of low pressure could start to graze the southern part of england and on the leading edge, there could possibly be a little bit of snow on it as well. so the possibility of some snow in the south. but generally speaking, its quiet next week, there will be overnight frost again, some icy surfaces, but also some sunshine and very cold.

it's going to turn colder to where we've had that milder air across east anglia and south east englandnortherly wind again on monday. so it's another blustery day, particularly for these north sea facing coasts. some rain here to start that moves away. wintry showers across eastern scotland running down through northeast england. perhaps also some wintriness in these showers across northern ireland into many parts of wales and down through the moors. temperatures dipping throughout the day across east anglia, southeast england and elsewhere. i don't think we'll get much past 2 or 3 c, so there'll be a widespread frost on monday night into tuesday, as those winds inland tend to lighten. we're staying in the cold air as we head through the rest of the week. take a look at wednesday. this area of low pressure could start to graze the southern part of england and on the leading edge, there could possibly be a little bit of snow on it as well. so the possibility of some snow in the south. but generally speaking, it's quiet next week, there will be overnight frost again, some icy surfaces, b

going to cold their way with her that mount the air across east anglia and south—east england is thatngland. showers of northern ireland into many parts of wales and down through the moors. temperatures dipping throughout the day across east anglia, south—east england elsewhere where you much when it gets passed to a three celsius are a wide spread force into tuesday as those winds tries to lighting. take a look at wednesday, this area of low pressure can start to graze the southern part of england and at the leading edge, they could possibly be a little bit of snow on it as well. send possibility of snow in the south but generally speaking, quite next week. 0vernight frost against some icy surfaces and also some sunshine and very cold. live from london. this is bbc news. a severe weather alert is in place for parts of northern england after heavy snow overnight. the conditions are causing travel disruption across the country. manchester and liverpool airports reopen their runways after temporarily closing for a few hours, but passengers are warned of delays. the uk health secretary,

across east anglia and south—east england, temperatures hit double figures., it will be an icy start to next week. it stays cold through the week, more wintry showers around at times, and widespread sharp frost bite at night too. so, on monday, then, our area of low pressure continues to pull away into the north sea, and that's going to leave behind it a northerly wind. it stays very blustery, particularly for these eastern—facing coasts as we head through monday, and also windy for these western coasts at times too. more wintry showers across the pennines, into north—east england and down through northern and eastern areas of scotland. and there could be a bit of a wintry mix in some of these showers for northern ireland, wales and across the moors of the south—west, particularly over the higher ground. just look at the temperatures drop across south—east england and east anglia as the day wears on. we'll end the afternoon in mid—single figures only, and that cold arctic air continues to stream down from the north. the northerly winds will be keeping that co

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may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and south east england, some of that cloud could stay quiteernoon. temperatures for most of us into double figures, so we're on the mild side for the time of year. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see th

across east anglia and south—east england, temperatures hit double figures.ing onto the roads and the pavements, it will be an icy start to next week. it stays cold through the week, more wintry showers around at times, and widespread sharp frost bite at night too. so, on monday, then, our area of low pressure continues to pull away into the north sea, and that's going to leave behind it a northerly wind. it stays very blustery, particularly for these eastern—facing coasts as we head through monday, and also windy for these western coasts at times too. more wintry showers across the pennines, into north—east england and down through northern and eastern areas of scotland. and there could be a bit of a wintry mix in some of these showers for northern ireland, wales and across the moors of the south—west, particularly over the higher ground. just look at the temperatures drop across south—east england and east anglia as the day wears on. we'll end the afternoon in mid—single figures only, and that cold arctic air continues to stream down from the north. the nor

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and south east england, some of that cloud could stay quitefigures, so we're on the mild side for the time of year. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see the clouds thicken with outbreaks of light rain sp

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and south east england, some of that cloud could stay quitemperatures for most of us into double figures, so we're on the mild side for the time of year. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see the clouds t

best of any brightness across east anglia and south—east england where we had that colder start, butas cold here, five to seven degrees, but we keep those double figures in the far north and west. 0ur weather front sinks its way steadily south, weakens all the time to a nuisance band of drizzly rain across northern england and north wales overnight. further south, if we get some clearer skies, a touch of patchy frost, maybe some patchy fog, as well. low single figures here. we keep the mild air behind that weather front. the front will continue to push its way south and produce quite a lot of cloud around on tuesday. not that much in the way of rain. some brief glimpses of brightness perhaps towards the north and east of scotland and england. temperatures generally between eight and 11 degrees. so a milder feel to things. as we move through the middle part of the week, the high pressure stays influencing the story for most of us. weather fronts toppling across the high might introduce some fresher winds and thicker cloud here from time to time, but with lighter winds further south, f

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and south east england, some of that cloud could stay quite. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see the cloud thicken with outbreaks of light rain spreading in. there'll be a few showers around next week,

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and southeast england, some of that cloud could stay quite figures, so we're on the mild side for the time of year. and with this area of high pressure staying with us wednesday, thursday into friday as well, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday, the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see the clouds thicken with outbreaks of light rain

best of any brightness across east anglia and south—east england where we had that colder start, butp those double figures in the far north and west. our weather front sinks its way steadily south, weakens all the time to a nuisance band of drizzly rain across northern england and north wales overnight. further south, if we get some clearer skies, a touch of patchy frost, maybe some patchy fog, as well. low single figures here. we keep the mild air behind that weather front. the front will continue to push its way south and produce quite a lot of cloud around on tuesday. not that much in the way of rain. some brief glimpses of brightness perhaps towards the north and east of scotland and england. temperatures generally between eight and 11 degrees. so a milder feel to things. as we move through the middle part of the week, the high pressure stays influencing the story for most of us. weather fronts toppling across the high might introduce some fresher winds and thicker cloud here from time to time, but with lighter winds further south, fog and some of it dense and stubborn in places,

may well stay rather cloudy for east anglia and southeast england, some of that cloud could stay quite, not going to be great changes in our weather pattern day by day. so thursday morning, again, a few mist and fog patches around initially, perhaps a little bit more in the way of sunshine extending across scotland into northern england, the north midlands and wales. but, again, we'll probably have some low cloud and mist hanging on across parts of east anglia and southern counties of england. temperatures generally around 7—10 degrees, so we're running a little bit above average for the time of year, and quite mild there for west scotland and northern ireland. friday the high pressure is still with us, but into the weekend, this weak weather front is going to move in off the atlantic. the front weakens as it runs into our area of high pressure. and so saturday, a dry day, sunday, we'll see the clouds thicken with outbreaks of light rain spreading in. there'll be a few showers around next week, but for the time being, the weather staying mostly on the mild side. live from singapore, th

but it remains cloudy, rather murky for east anglia and the south of england, with those winds staying cooler on saturday. then on sunday there is a weather front that�*s going to be pushing eastwards. some of us will see some rain, but the rain gradually peters out so it won�*t make too many inroads at all, so largely dry for the rest of the week. a little cooler at the weekend again. bye—bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. hopes rise that an israel—hamas ceasefire is very close. mediators in qatar say, the major obstacles have been overcome. we can say that we are as close as possible compared to any time point before to reaching a ceasefire. we�*ll get the latest from our teams in jerusalem and washington. donald trump�*s pick for defence secretary faces senate confirmation a hearing. live pictures from the proceedings when he answers some of those questions, whether he is fit to lead the military. we will carry that live. here, the prisons watchdog warns that drones used to fly weapons into high—security jails, are a threat to national security. and the princess of wal

some mist, some freezing fog patches developing through the midlands, east anglia, as well,, and a coldend that we see the weather turning more disruptive. some of us see a risk of significant snow. if you don't see much snow, you might see the wind and the rain too. quite a quiet start to saturday. chilly, frosty with some lingering fog around. the cloud increasing from the south—west ahead of this area of rain as that bumps into this cold air in place. top temperatures just three or four degrees for most of us. colder than that for scotland. that rain is going to turn into snow, so a period of snow for a time for parts of wales, southern and central england, as well. that pushes into northern england, northern ireland. we'll see the snowfall becoming quite persistent. further south it will turn quite quickly back to rain. so much milder air, brisker winds working into the south, but across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england too, especially over the higher ground, that snowfall is really going to be mounting up through the day on sunday. to the south of that, with th

of rain, sleet and snow in the south, it could get further north into wales and the midlands and east angliagh the course of the overnight period in northern and western scotland wintry showers and across ireland and the isle of man. under clear skies temperatures down to minus 12. these are temperatures in towns and cities. through thursday, off goes the system, we are still in this north—westerly flow. tomorrow is also going to be a cold day, followed by a cold night. a frosty start, the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. snow showers on the brisk wind in scotland. in northern ireland and north—west england and wales and the south west. in the south west not as cold, but still cold further north. through thursday evening under these clear skies the temperature will plummet. you can see we have got some rain coming in across the south—west. possibly some wintriness in this. but we could see temperatures possibly minus 20 with height in scotland. as we head through the outlook period, it turns less cold, but also some fog to clear. live from london. this is bbc news. firefighters have battle

really mild overnight though, again for south east england and east anglia.ere we're going to get down below freezing in the more rural spots. do expect some hazardous, slippery, icy wintry weather first thing tomorrow. now, low pressure tomorrow eases away towards the east and that will leave us with some slightly less persistent and heavy snowfall, but still some snow to come for again parts of the pennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday. and then, that colder air actually sticking with us for much of the week ahead. coming down from the arctic, you can see the blue colours showing that colder air mass with us. out in the atlantic, weather fronts are going to try to move their way in. this one through the middle of the week has the potential to bring som

really mild overnight though, again for south east england and east anglia.ing to get down below freezing in the more rural spots. do expect some hazardous, slippery, icy wintry weather first thing tomorrow. now, low pressure tomorrow eases away towards the east and that will leave us with some slightly less persistent and heavy snowfall, but still some snow to come for again parts of the pennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday. and then, that colder air actually sticking with us for much of the week ahead. coming down from the arctic, you can see the blue colours showing that colder air mass with us. out in the atlantic, weather fronts are going to try to move their way in. this one through the middle of the week has the potential to bring some rain, slee

some mist, some freezing fog patches developing through the midlands, east anglia, as well, and a coldre rural spots. it is through the weekend that we see the weather turning more disruptive. some of us see a risk of significant snow. if you don't see much snow, you might see the wind and the rain too. quite a quiet start to saturday. chilly, frosty with some lingering fog around. the cloud increasing from the south—west ahead of this area of rain as that bumps into this cold air in place. top temperatures just three or four degrees for most of us. colder than that for scotland. that rain is going to turn into snow, so a period of snow for a time for parts of wales, southern and central england, as well. that pushes into northern england, northern ireland. we'll see the snowfall becoming quite persistent. further south it will turn quite quickly back to rain. so much milder air, brisker winds working into the south, but across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england too, especially over the higher ground, that snowfall is really going to be mounting up through the day on

but it remains cloudy, rather murky for east anglia and the south of england, with those winds staying will turn cooler on saturday. then on sunday there is a weather front that's going to be pushing eastwards. some of us will see some rain, but the rain gradually peters out so it won't make too many inroads at all, so largely dry for the rest of the week. a little cooler at the weekend. again, bye bye for now. bell rings live from new york at the opening bell — this is business today. us shares stage a bit of a recovery after two weeks of losses. fresh data eases fears that inflation is making a comeback ahead of tomorrow's consumer inflation number. plus — higher prices in the pipeline. brent crude trades at a four—month high above $80 a barrel — after a us sanctions crackdown — on russia�*s �*shadow fleet�* of tankers. charging ahead — global ev sales hit record highs — growing by a quarter last year. but can europe, where sales fell, keep up with the ev revolution? and the spoils of warhammer. how miniature orcs and goblins turned into a pile of treasure — and made games workshop a

also mild here still and also cloudier out towards east anglia and generally across central southern air. the high gradually drifts eastwards, allowing for these weather fronts to approach, but they are quite weak and they are going to fizzle out. but nevertheless, as we head through the rest of the week, generally dry. a slight dip in temperature. a few outbreaks of rain in the west on sunday. bye— bye. at six. the princess of wales reveals she is in remission, a year after she was diagnosed with cancer. how are you finding it? the 43—year—old made the announcement after a visit to the royal marsden hospital in london today, where she talked to patients and thanked staff who looked after her. the treasury minister tulip siddiq — in charge of tackling corruption — resigns. after he was named in a corruption investigation, awkward but she has always insisted she did nothing wrong and the prime minister's independent adviser says she did not break the ministerial cold. code. code. police issue the names and cctv images of two teenagers they want to speak to after a 14—year—old boy who

also mild here still and also cloudier out towards east anglia and generally across central southernin temperature as we draw in some continental air. the high gradually drifts eastwards, allowing for these weather fronts to approach, but they are quite weak and they are going to fizzle out. but nevertheless, as we head through the rest of the week, generally dry. a slight dip in temperature. a few outbreaks of rain in the west on sunday, bye—byey. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. you're watching the context on bbc news. we have reached a point where the major issues that were preventing a deal from preventing a dealfrom happening, we have language and it has to be discussed between the two parties. to be discussed between the two arties. , , ., ., to be discussed between the two arties. ,, ., ., . parties. pressing hard to close this and the — parties. pressing hard to close this and the deal— parties. pressing hard to close this and the deal was - this and the deal was structured will free the hostages, halt the fighting, provide _ hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel

the university of east anglia in the united kingdom and has been a lifelong roosevelt i'm sorry, eleanor roosevelt enthusiast. eleanor roosevelt on screen. her first book, please join me in welcoming ms. beachum to the roosevelt reading festival. well, thanks for that introduction and thanks, everybody, for being here. thanks also to the archivists here who are so important to all this work that we do, thanks to the other researchers and scholars. and also, i have to thank both franklin and eleanor roosevelt for the shining example that they made for all of us. so i'll be talking about my book. eleanor roosevelt on screen. and i think i'm the only one here today talking about air rather than fdr. and i'm also a film and television historian. so my topics a little different than everyone here today. but over the years, i found myself recognizing that eleanor was not just a pioneer in print and radio, but she's the first woman in the united states to host major public affairs, broadcast television. and that's something nobody talks about. but quite a big deal today with mrs. roosevelt, air

really mild overnight, though, again for south—east england and east anglia.ennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday. and then that colder air actually sticking with us for much of the week ahead. coming down from the arctic, you can see the blue colours showing that colder air mass with us. out in the atlantic weather fronts are going to try to move their way in. this one through the middle of the week has the potential to bring some rain, sleet and snow in the south, but i think generally it gets out of the way fairly quickly as higher pressure tends to build its way in. so temperatures remaining on the chilly side as we head through the course of next week. things are looking a bit quieter and drier from tuesday onwards, but do keep up to date with the lat

look how mild it is into tomorrow morning across egypt anglia and south—east england.two. on monday, our area of low pressure continues into the north sea and leaves behind it wind. blustery on the system facing coasts. windy on these western coast at times too. more wintry showers across the pennines, into north—east england and out through northern and eastern areas of scotland. a wintry mix and some of the showers for northern ireland, wales and the moors of the south—west, over high ground. look at the temperatures drop as the day wears on we will end the afternoon in single figures. the cold arctic air streams down from the north are northerly when is and will be keeping that colder air for the rest of the week. widespread fasts on tuesday and wednesday morning. this rain starts to move on from the south, of grazing the southern part of the uk on wednesday morning. we will see a little bit of wintriness on the leading edge. here is the outlook for our capital cities. it stays cold, some wintry showers but quieter than this weekend. and now, newscast, the bbc�*s da

could be some freezing fog patches developing through the midlands and east anglia. the weekend we see that really destructive weather on the way, some significant snow but also strong winds and heavy rain, as well. quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, still some wintry showers in the north—west but this area of rain bumps into the colder air and thatis rain bumps into the colder air and that is what will bring the snow. top temperatures on saturday, cold feeling day, between one to 5 degrees for most. as the rain moves in, watch out for some heavy snow, especially for northern england, parts of north wales and southern scotland. thanks for that and we will get updates through the day. thank you. as sarah's just explained, there's some rather cold weather forecast over the next few days — something which can cause havoc for motorists. 0ur reporterjessica lane is at 0ldham gritting depot for us. good morning, jessica. we can see them all getting out ready to get that great out the roads. —— gets the grit on the roads. that great out the roads. -- gets the grit on t