east midlands ambulance service av have taken several people to hospital.e more casualties. reports suggest the explosion happened in a pull list —— pull list polish shop that had a flat above it. neighbours felt their home sick from the force of the explosion. here, people help paramedics treat the injured. fire crews have been searching the wreckage of the building. because of the explosion is still not known. our correspondentjeremy has spent the evening at the scene and a little earlier sent us this update. the explosion happened just after seven o'clock this evening. we are on the main hinckley road which is one of the main roads out of leicester. the explosion is actually —— has destroyed what has been described as a polish convenience store behind us. it caused massive disruption as well. let's talk to john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happen. john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happenlj john alexander lists down the road. you heard this happen. i did. i was sitting in the back room of my house. i heard a low explosion

tim parker, bbc east midlands today, in burnaston.g impact, especially in scotland, there is a red warning in force, the highest level of warning, wet snow is piling up, having a significant impact on travel leading to a dangerous situation. in northern and eastern scotland into north—east england, further snow showers overnight adding to the accumulations we've had. scattered snow showers elsewhere but they are capable of a few centimetres in places. windy and bitterly cold, factoring in the wind. new maraakib may not be as cold tonight as it was last night. —— numerically. into the south of the uk increasing cloud and outbreaks of snow. it looks like moving into south—west england and wales. amber across kent and sussex tomorrow. more than 5,000 jobs are threatened as both toys r us competition from online retailers. here's our business correspondent emma simpson. # with toys in their millions # all under one roof #

this one covers yorkshire, lincolnshire and the east midlands. ese areas will pick up transport disruption and that is going to be significant across certain parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and the east midlands. i would expect there to be big problems here on tuesday. cold air spread more widely across the country and on wednesday we have got another weather system working in with another met office amber weather warning in north—east scotla nd weather warning in north—east scotland and the north east of england. snow showers will become increasingly persistent. disruptive weather on the way. further snow showers continue to push in elsewhere across eastern england and there will be some in northern ireland as we go on into the day. freezing cold and for many temperatures are staying at or below freezing. we still have that biting wind as well. towards the end of the week low—pressure attacks as from the south and this could bring blizzards and risk transport disruption. hello, it's monday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to

east midlands down to essex, london and kent, some destructive snowfall, likely to cause disruption throughoutesday, with school closures and temperatures not getting above freezing. we will see further snow showers filtering on this risk wind, for tuesday night into wednesday. further heavy accumulating snow, on wednesday, and will be very cold when you add on the wind—chill. some places could see ten to 20 centimetres of snow, even more accumulating over the higher ground. snow is likely to cause disruption over the next few days, with blizzard conditions over the south later in the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. labour shift their policy on europe. the shadow brexit secretary says the party would now keep written in a customs union. obviously it's the only way realistically to get tariff—free access, it's really important for our manufacturing base, and nobody can answer the question how you keep your commitment to no hard border in northern ireland without a customs union. syrian jets continue to pound eastern ghouta despite a un—agreed ceasefire. the west asks russia

the parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands and down towards kent we could see several centimetresnd likely to cause disruption to travel. there could be school closures as well. not getting above freezing for many of us all day. further snow showers filtering on the brisk easterly wind tuesday night and into wednesday. further heavier cumulative snow for much of the country on wednesday. and eastern england and eastern scotland where it will be bitterly cold once again, particularly when you add on the wind—chill. even further we could see snow showers down towards wales and the west too. snow is likely to cause disruption over the next few days. low pressure could bring blizzard conditions to the south now, the headlines. a shift of policy on europe by labour — the shadow brexit secretary says the party would keep britain in a customs union. syrian jets continue their bombardment of eastern ghouta despite a un—agreed ceasefire. france and germany appeal to russia to put pressure on damascus. china's president xijinping could serve indefinitely under changes that the communist par

the third is from the northwest and the third is from the northwest and the third is from the east midlands they will be getting any more details about the men at this stage, but they go on to stress, once again, there remains no evidence the explosion was in anyway way terrorist are related. police don't say white caused the blast. we don't know. telling you a bit more about the explosion comes see the pictures there. absolutely, seven o'clock on a sunday evening to become a big explosion followed by very fierce fire. 2—story flats was destroyed above a polish supermarket. a family of three were victims, we know now. the mother was 46 and her two sons we re the mother was 46 and her two sons were 17 and 18. they lived in the flat above the shop. another victim was an 18—year—old. she was shane's girlfriend and was in the flats at the time. the fifth of victim was a 22—year—old. she was working in the supermarket. last we heard, four people were taken to hospital and they were described as walking in wounded. they been released, but we understand one person is so critically ill in hospital.

for the likes of the east midlands, towards essex, london and kent, there will be several centimetresn tuesday. temperature is not getting above freezing for any of us all be. we will see further snow filtering in on the brisk easterly wind, so further heavy accumulating snow for many parts of the country on wednesday, mainly eastern england and scotland, where it will be bitterly cold, particularly when you add on wind—chill. snow showers in wales and towards the south—west of england as well. 20 centimetres and even more accumulating over higher ground. low—pressure could bring blizzard continues and —— conditions from the south. stay tuned. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: labour shift their policy on europe. the shadow brexit secretary says the party would now keep britain in a customs union. realistically, to get it's really important for our manufacturing base, and nobody can answer the question how you keep your commitment to no hard border in northern ireland without a customs union. airstrikes continue in the besieged syrian enclave of eastern ghouta, despite

east midlands ambulance service said they have taken several people to hospital.ggest the explosion happened in a polish shop which had a flat above it. neighbours felt their homes shake from the force of the explosion. here, people helped paramedics treat the injured. fire ci’ews paramedics treat the injured. fire crews have been searching the wreckage of the building. because of the explosion is still not known. tom burridge, bbc news. our correspondentjeremy ball sent us this update from the scene. the explosion happened just after 7pm this evening. we are on the main hinckley road, one of the main roads out of leicester. the explosion is actually destroyed what's been described as a polish convenience store the hind is here. it's of course a massive disruption here. let's talk to john course a massive disruption here. let's talk tojohn alexander, who lives down the road that here.” heard a little explosion and then felt a tremendous shock to the house. it felt like it was going to bring the ceiling down. what did you see when you came down here?” bring the cei

across the east midlands east anglia and the south east, strong winds and showers.t below. this evening and the knights, the north—easterly winds will feed wintry showers into the south—eastern corner. a lot of showers by this stage in the early hours of monday most of them will be falling as snow away from the coast. perhaps a few centimetres of snow which could cause disruption tomorrow morning. a cold night wherever you are. some freezing fog patches as well. the risk of snow and ice across parts of the south east tomorrow morning that could cause monday morning travel headaches. stay tuned to the forecast. generally speaking not a bad day, crisp with blue skies. temperatures between three and 6 degrees. a frontal system will show its hand in the north—west and that will bring outbreaks of rain and snow. it looks as if the front will weaken, but it has the potential to bring snow southwards and eastwards on tuesday. that is the theme, it will stay cold. widespread overnight frost and just about where ever you are, you could see some snow. this is bbc news. the he

lincolnshire, yorkshire, the east midlands, essex, london and kent, we could see several centimetresravel through the day, and there could be school closures. temperatures not getting above freezing for many of us all day. further snow showers filtering in on that risk easterly wind on tuesday night and on into wednesday, so further regulating snowfall many parts on wednesday, mainly in eastern england and scotland again, bitterly cold with the wind—chill, but even further west we could see some snow showers, for wales and the south—west. some places could see ten to 20 centimetres, and even more than that accumulating over higher ground. snow likely to cause disruption over the next few days, and low pressure could well bring blizzard conditions into the south later in the week. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines... there are reports from syria of a chemical attack. activists say this pictures are from a hospital in eastern ghouta, which has been under intense attack from the syrian regime for a week. china's ruling communist party is proposing changes to the constitution

across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in east midlandsrom 47% to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement. they'll have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it has become so difficult. 20 years ago a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times. so, for increasing numbers, buying a home isjust a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, especially new homes, and first—time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. the problem is also one of supply. councils complain that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes, which haven't been built, and that's aggravating the shortage. it's really hard to see how we can make this

across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in east midlands0%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar their later life they are going to be paying rent for far longer, potentially into their retirement. they'll have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it has become so difficult. 20 years ago a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times. so for increasing numbers, buying a home is just a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, especially new homes, and first—time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. the problem is also one of supplier. councils complain that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes, which haven't been built, and that is aggravating the shortage.

it is across the north—east and the midlands and the south—east. england, moving over towards wales, equally we have a snow shower line coming in across east anglia and kent towards the channel islands, especially guernsey. we will see some snow showers into western areas that they will be the exception rather than the rule. in between those showers, we are looking at sunny spells but despite the sunshine, wherever you are today it will feel cold. through the evening and overnight, more snowfalls across the north and east of scotla nd snowfalls across the north and east of scotland and north—east england. more snow across the south—east, and it's going to clip the south coast of cornwall, devon and possibly dorset as well. cold night in prospect, some of us will have temperatures as low as —8 minus nine. there is the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. tomorrow's amber be prepared for disruption due to the snow weather warning from the met office is across northern and eastern scotland, the central lowla nds eastern scotland, the central lowlands an

east midlands ambulance service say they have taken several people to hospital.h shop which had a flat above it. neighbours felt their homes shaking from the force of the explosion. here, people helped paramedics to treat the injured. fire crews have been searching the wreckage of the building. the cause of the explosion is still not known. leicestershire police have, in the last few minutes, given an update on the investigation into this blast in leicester. they say that, at this stage, there is no indication that this explosion was linked to terrorism. so they are obviously looking at other potential causes of that blast. the emergency services still dealing with the aftermath of that, after the building in which the explosion took place caught fire. a number of buildings in the hinckley road area damaged as a result of that explosion, which happened just after 7pm. leicestershi re happened just after 7pm. leicestershire fire and rescue service and the ambulance service is also dealing with this incident, which has seen hinckley road closed between mostyn stree

dropped across britain from 5a to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 66% in east midlandslapse in the home ownership rates of young adults across the country and it has been concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life, they're going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement, and mean, they have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it's become so difficult. 20 years ago, a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times, so for increasing numbers, buying a home isjust a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, particularly new homes. and first time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. but the problem is also one of supply. councils complained that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes which have not been built, and that's aggravating the shortage. it's really hard to see how we can make this better when we are sti

some will be wintry around lincolnshire and the east midlands.ireland, northern england, down towards the south—west. then it falls apart. we are not expecting much in the way of snow tomorrow in eastern areas. anything that falls will be early in the morning across the north—west. tuesday night, into wednesday, we are between weather systems, clear skies. wednesday, we are between weather systems, clearskies. rain is wednesday, we are between weather systems, clear skies. rain is moving in. this will bring a spell of perhaps slightly cloudy and wet weather as we head into thursday. the weather for the next few days, it will stay cold. it will be a cold week, possibly the cold as week of the winter we have had so far in terms of the low daytime temperatures we will have. that is it. wrap up warmly and enjoy the rest of what is left this weekend. that is about half an hour. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. the home secretary, amber rudd, insists that rifts within cabine

thereafter some holes in that, but by the shari outbreaks of rain heading across the east midlands, east it has been a cold start because eastern scotland and eastern england. it will be topping at about five — 7 degrees. 7—10d elsewhere. some pieces could be as high as 12. six nations rugby action, this ground has got sunshine at it, but there will not be much on offer at twickenham or in dublin, this afternoon. gales around tonight, 60 mph winds across some areas, and some snow falling in southern scotla nd some snow falling in southern scotland into northern england. early modest... and then particularly a snow shower from the north—west in the night, as it turns frosty and icy, less cold across southern areas compared to last night. and then, the wind is north—westerly, and that is colder, and we will see these increasingly winter showers penetrating further south east across the uk during the day, but you can see errors of land that indicate that it is not going to be wet all the time. there will be some good sunny spells around. these are the highest temperatures that we will have.

next door, stagecoach has short listed for the east midlands franchise and on the west coast, where virgingiven a new franchise until potentially 2020. stagecoach is short listed for other franchises as well. the transport secretary said that he cannot borrow —— barthem from bidding. not so, say some. if the company is deemed to be unsatisfactory and doubtful in terms of economics, it can be stopped from bidding. stagecoach were committed with virgin to deliver services until 2023. they were made to do so. and if they walk away from it, it should be banned from future franchises and if the department for transport then runs the service the problems with the east coast will cost stagecoach £165 million under its contract. rail operators argue that they have no incentive to game the system and over bid. they are on the hook for potentially hundreds of millions of pounds to the government. there is another reason the government might want to keep stagecoach on board. they need them. as franchises have got bigger, there are fewer big experienced players to bid for them and the rule of thumb is

the closures affected areas including london and the south east, the midlands, the north east and walesthe road, just not to our restaurants." afternoon, welcome to the business news. we're well in to 2018 now, but some of us still struggling to get to grips with our household finances — we're still paying off debt and we're having to wrestle with sharp rises in living costs. is money supermarket‘s kevin pratt. thanks forjoining us. i want to talk about the markets. there has been a real squeeze on household incomes. we have seen the sharpest rise in 12 months of living costs. yes because we have inflation running at 3% currently and it has been higher and wages are only going up been higher and wages are only going up by been higher and wages are only going up by 1% or maybe 1.5% if you're lucky or 2%, so there is a gap straightaway which means it costs people more to fill the grocery basket each week and it is costing more with household expenses across the board. it really is a pressure point for many households. what can people do they find themselves in the situation would debt spi

britain from 54% to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in the east midlandscome families. if this continues into their later life, they're going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement, and mean, they have less real resources for other spending when they are in old age. the huge increase in house prices is the reason why it's become so difficult. 20 years ago, a young family would need four times their income in order to buy. now it's more like eight times, so for increasing numbers, buying a home isjust a nonstarter. the government's help to buy scheme is helping people afford more, particularly new homes. and first time buyers have had their stamp duty cut. but the problem is also one of supply. councils complained that developers are sitting on planning permissions for more than 400,000 homes which have not been built, and that's aggravating the shortage. it's really hard to see how we can make this better when we are still seeing huge demand for housing, and that housing demand is not being met with the right number of houses. s

east anglia, for example. some flurries across the midlands.and, extending across northern england and some parts of central and southern scotland. we have snow showers in the north and west of scotla nd showers in the north and west of scotland and also across northern ireland. as we come south, back into wales, some snow from the same band affecting northern england. cloud ahead of it, and that same band affecting parts of the north of south—west england, north of devon and cornwall, for example. through the course of the day, that whole band of snow is going to push southwards. in doing so, it will start to fragment, but any precipitation that comes out of it will still be falling as snow even through the day. behind it, a lot of sunshine. snow showers in the north and west, mr of snow, sleet and hail, maybe some thunder and lightning as well, and behind it, the temperature continuing to build, too. around 2—5, so feeling cold. that band of snow coming south will rejuvenate across east anglia and the south—east. the risk of ice and widesprea

one man comes from east anglia, the second is from the north—west and the third is from the east midlandsgo on to stress once more that there remains no evidence that the explosion was in any way terrorist related. police don't say what actually caused the blast, so we still don't know. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is that the children of parkland have returned to school, two weeks to the day after a gunman killed 17 people at the school, and donald trump has been meeting lawmakers to try to push new legislation to combat school shootings. from around the bbc newsroom live, thousands of fans have been paying their last respects to the bollywood star in india for stop crowds lined the streets as a specially decorated truck carrying her body was taken to a cemetery in mumbai. the 54—year—old was cremated with state honours. she died in them by at the wigan. bbc arabic reports that a south african born construction worker who fell to his death in qatar was using potentially lethal equivalent —— at the weekend. they coroner's in quest into zachary cox's d

east. cold aircoming in the midlands and the south—east. a bit of sunshine around tomorrow but we will still have those wintry showers. we are in the cold air, especially across the north and west, and we could also see wintry showers across the midlands and the south—east as well. temperatures down once again on the day, looking at between five and about seven. for saturday, a lot of dry and sunny weather across eastern and central and south—eastern parts of england. as our next weather front comes in it will introduce cloud in the south—east, and as this weather front sinks south it will bring with it some cloud, rain and hill snow. behind it there will be a fair bit of cloud around, one or two wintry showers in the north—west, but most in the hills. those temperatures back into double figures, but that will not last. thank you very much, we will see you soon. and ben is talking about personal debt. yes, so that if things like bank loans, as opposed to things like mortgages, car loans, creditors, but unsecured debt. loans like that are up

dasha east midlands. lots of sunshine to take us into the afternoon —— south and east. st places will be dry. clear skies either side, you can see where they are by where we will see the frost, the blue colours, temperatures drop in below freezing weather clear skies dominate into tomorrow morning. a few freezing fog patches to go with it but they will clear, a lovely day for the vast majority. more cloud in the midlands and wales tomorrow and we'll see cloud come and go in other southern counties. looking like a dry day tomorrow, but notice already know double—figure temperatures on the chart, maybe a few spots getting close to ten, most will be in the figures. turning colder as we go into thursday for some, not really in some western areas, a southerly breeze will introduce more cloud in scotland, northern ireland, hazy sunshine and cloud coming and going in england and wales, a predominantly dry story, look at norwich, five, eastern winds of the near continent will bring a change. high pressure building across northern europe, those easterly winds on the southern flan

amy harris, bbc east midlands today, enderby.ed this morning, preparations were being made to detonate the bomb, which had been towed to shoeburyness on the essex coast. about ten hours, driving very slowly and carefully down the thames. they‘ve just deflated the mine lifting bag and put it on to the sea bed, very gently and they are now guarding it, keeping a watch on it while we prepare the explosives to go down and strap onto the bomb and then hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it‘s estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london. just this morning, a suspected device that turned out to be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. this is a map of london showing where the bombs fell during the blitz. these are only the ones that were known about at the time or have been discovered since. historians say industrial areas and ports were first targeted but the bombing soon spread to civilian areas. really anywhere around london and along the thames, any industrial or heavily populated area

rob lee a chilly wind blowing across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east.e outbreaks of rain on tuesday. that slowly peters out, and further west across england and wales, more likely to season sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures at ten or ii still some decent temperatures at ten or 11 degrees. colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up england. we will find things drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep the weather front at bay. we haven't seen much high pressure in the last few weeks. it does mean that after a mild start to the week, it will turn that it colder. with the high building in, aged the dry in most areas. “— building in, aged the dry in most areas. —— it should be dry in most areas. this is bbc news, the headlines: brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mpjo cox, resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the count

a chilly wind in the midlands, east anglia and the south of england. peters out through the afternoon and further west in england and wales and northern ireland you are more likely to see some sunshine. decent temperatures at ten or 11, but colder in eastern england. but high pressure is building in across the uk and it will keep these whether france across the uk. we have not seen much high pressure over the past few weeks. after a mild start to the weeks. after a mild start to the week it will gradually turn colder. but it should become dry in most areas. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: brendan cox has stepped down from two charities set up in memory of his wife, apologising for causing hurt and offence. i think the right thing to do is to resign, and to look at his behaviour in the past and try and make a change in the future. could the cost of university courses vary, depending on their content? the government prepares to launch a review of tuition fees in england. ministers reject pleas to issue a medical cannabis licence for a six—year—ol

in the midlands, east anglia, it'sjust a wet afternoon.ing temperatures to drop. 0ne skies will be clear, causing temperatures to drop. one or two icy patches as we head into thursday. thursday is a day of big temperature contrasts. low—pressure and high pressure coming from different areas. cold air across most of the country, but mild and air pushing in across southern england and wales. it will lead to big temperature contrasts. showers will merge together and snow across the high ground in scotland and northern ireland. further south, largely drive with some sunshine. look at those temperatures. 11 in the south, 5 degrees in the north. as we head into friday, the ridge of high pressure extends further north and that should push the milder air further north as well. on friday we have another weather front moving in off of the atlantic bringing some rain, arriving late in the day from northern ireland and in the afternoon for western scotland. a bit more snow on higher ground. that trend will continue into the weekend with mild and dry c

a bit breezy tomorrow, but the midlands and east anglia will have sunshine for longest.frost at bay. some heavy bursts of showers in western parts of wales later on. brighter skies for scotland and northern ireland. thursday one of the milder days of the week, with temperatures in one or two spots getting very close to double figures. i'll have more updates throughout the evening. bye for now. you are watching beyond 100 days. buckle up, it is a roller—coaster ride on global stock markets. the dowjones was up and down today after a massive fall yesterday. it seems wall street is nervous because main street is doing better and that has implications for investors around the world. the white house is wondering whether to declassify mmo on intelligence about trump and russia. also, last week donald trump was extending the figleaf to democrats but now he has accused them of treason for failing to applaud his speech. an american. someone said treasonous. why not? ,

amber warnings for snow are in place, covering parts of scotland, northern england, the east midlandsthe east and south—east of england and london. drivers have been warned to take extra care as emergency services deal with stranded motorists and crashes. as many as 400 schools in scotland have shut their doors, with hundreds more closing in england — including in kent, sussex, surrey and yorkshire and public transport is widely affected. 0ur correspondent, phil bodmer is in thornton—le—dale in north yorkshire. what is the picture there? the picture here is one of the further snowfall overnight, they had about four or five centimetres yesterday at another five centimetres or so overnight and driving conditions like elsewhere in the country are especially hazardous. what i can assure you is the wind—chill, that is what is significantly different from yesterday. the air temperature now is about minus two. early on it was about minus six. couple that with a wind speed of about a0 knots and it gives us a wind—chill factor earlier on today of about minus 12. it is not quite that cold now b

just very quickly, for the east midlands it shows down 1.8% for the first figure, down 5% and a free—tradethey say there is no reason why these figures would be any more accurate. more than a quarter of all evening meals in the uk are now vegan or vegetarian, research shows. the research — collected from a consumer panel of 30,000 households — reflects a year—on—year move to more vegetarian meals. the study found that sales of vegetables, such as spinach and aubergine, are also up 43% and 23% respectively, compared to the last 12 months. we can speak tojohn from the vegetarian society. the smiling face says it all, you welcome the news? it is great news. it does actually reflect what we have been seeing over the past year, maybe two years. it is not a big surprise to us. we have seen a lot of increase in interest in the media with vegetarian food, a lot of interest online, in blogs, food is a hot topic and it is great that more people are choosing veggie food. can you help with my terms? i know what a vegetarian and vegan is, what is a flexitarian? it is a term for somebody that works to r

band of thick cloud bringing more organised spells of snow into eastern scotland, north—east england, the midlandsof the night and coming into the cold air, widespread frost too. into the morning, we have two amber snow warnings from the met office. the first one is this persistent line of snow showers in the south—east of england known as the thames tickler. if you remember that, you'll remember everything. snow, frequent snow in the morning, running across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, maybe greater manchester, north eastern part of england eventually pushing into wales. thou worst of it in the morning. snow showers on the east of the uk, always worst in east because the wind is coming off the north sea. those other temperatures, barely getting above freezing, i think it will feel colder in the wind. as we head into wednesday, attention turns north. and amber snow warning from the met office. 5-10 snow warning from the met office. 5—10 centimetres, maybe more than that. drifting over the hills. frequent snow showers, maybe thunder snow and lightning. there will be some snow showers around el

the rain will sweep south and east through the midlands and into the london area and behind it, showerss, potentially down to —4 in the glens of scotland. the more blue tones denoting freezing and it is towards northern ireland and scotland. that is where the showers will linger first scotland. that is where the showers will lingerfirst thing scotland. that is where the showers will linger first thing in the morning. it will have pepped up through wales and the midlands by this little fella here, so wintry mix. further north, snow is the risk and with temperatures freezing, there could be ice first thing in there could be ice first thing in the morning. this is the wintry mix, rain, sleet and snow, out of wales, into the midlands, east anglia and down perhaps to the north of london as we go through the early morning. that will linger towards friday lunchtime, clear away and behind it, somewhat brighter conditions. a colder feel with the north—westerly wind but temperatures will peak at around 4—7 and any showers on the north or west tasting post will be of snow. for england and wales, a

milder underneath the cloud as we head into tuesday and probably a chilly wind blowing across the midlands, eastsday through the afternoon that peters out, and further west across england and wales and to scotland and northern ireland, more likely to see some sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures, about ten or 11, but colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep these weather fronts at bay. this is quite a change of type, we haven't seen much high pressure over the past few weeks. it does mean that after a mild start to the week, it will term that was colder. but it should become dry in most areas. goodbye. hello. welcome to the royal albert hall in london. we are about to bring you the results of the british academy film awards which have taken place here tonight. there has been quite a striking move in the results tonight because martin mcdonagh‘s film three billboards outside ebbing, missouri has unusually, in our recollection, taking the award for best film and best british film. some very interesting re

east england. writerfor northern ireland with more sunshine. the four monitor might save 4—6dc but if you add the strength of the wind it will feel more like —3 in places, articulate the midlandsoping along the east coast but some could move further west. next week, even colder, bitterly cold in the wind and snow at times. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at two... extensive abuse of vulnerable women is still going unrecognised across the uk and needs to be urgently addressed says a report into abuse in newcastle. it continues, it carries on, i suggest, in most towns and cities in the uk. the mistakes in prescribing or administering drugs in the nhs which could cause 1700 hundred deaths a year in england. which could cause 1700 deaths a year in england. after reports of broad cabinet agreement on brexit, theresa may says she'll make a speech on the uk's future relationship with the eu in one week's time. meanwhile, the european commission presidentjokes that there is one way to ensure britain is better off... iam not i am not the british prime minister, it would be good if i was... and what a tweet!

tomorrow, at least for a time there will be a bit of cloud in the north—east of england to the midlandse are in for a fine, fine upright if not sunny day on saturday. the temperatures will get up saturday. the temperatures will get up to around 11 degrees in london, eight degrees in newcastle, if you are unlucky you might get a shower, for most of us it will be a dry day. here is a summary, the best of the weather on saturday and sunday it is then across western parts. —— damp. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. donald trump visits survivors of the florida high school shootings. the us president and the first lady have been to the hospital where the injured were taken in the aftermath of the attack. the first funerals have been held amid an outpouring of grief and anger from the families of the victims. good morning, it's saturday 17 february. also this morning: theresa may will today warn eu leaders that public safety will suffer if they block a post—brexit security deal. the president of haiti says that the 0xfam scandal could be

probably a chilly wind blowing across the midlands and east anglia.ely to see some sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures, 10—11d, but colder in eastern england. things will be drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep these weather fronts at bay. this is quite a change of type. we haven't seen much high pressure over the past few weeks. it does mean after a mild start to the week, it'll gradually turn a little colder, but with the high building on it should become dry in most areas. goodbye.

in place be prepared for disruptive snow and they stand across northern england, the midlands and parts of south—easte there will be further snow showers and it will be bitterly cold. good morning, it's tuesday the 27th of february. also this morning: the international trade secretary, liam fox, attacksjeremy corbyn's

eastern areas but i think into the afternoon, even a few wintry showers reaching the midlands, maybe into the south—east the north of scotland with snowfall accumulations continuing to mount up. it's going to be a cold day. as we head on in towards sunday night, much of the same, really. with further wintry showers or even longer spells of snow across the north and the west of the country and it's going to be a cold night. subzero values central northern areas, so there will be a risk of ice to watch out for first thing on monday morning. but actually, monday is not looking too bad. there'll be plenty of sunshine around. in fact, more sunshine than what we'll see on sunday. a few wintry showers across northern and western areas. the wind beginning to pick up here towards the end of the day ahead of the next weather front which will be moving in off the atlantic. another chilly day. temperatures five to around eight degrees. now, as we head through monday night into tuesday, this weather front will push its way eastwards across the country, encountering that cold air, so it looks like we could see some c

the closures affected areas including london and the south east, the midlands, the north east and walesxpecting is banking expert shailesh raikundlia, from panmure gordon & co. we‘ve got a very changing environment, higher interest rates, that should be good for the banking system, are we beginning to see banks enjoying a slightly more favourable climate? yeah, the interest rate increase cycle is broadly positive for the banks, we haven‘t seen a huge impact on domestic banks as we just had a 25 basis point rise. we expect a significant improvement in interest margins from deposited income improvement. mainly because the us dollar is helping them significant —— significantly. we expected results from hsdd and lloyds. want a puppy results from hsdd and lloyds. want a puppy finds hanging over from the united states? the residue left over from the last ten years of the financial crisis? —— what about the financial crisis? —— what about the financial finds? they still have to settle with the department of justice. i think that will remain a key... in terms of litigation, most are receding an

and another area of snow pushing into yorkshire and parts of the west midlands, parts of eastern scotland and north—eastpting things going into the morning. a met office amber warning for this snow. it could be up to ten centimetres in parts of england. that warning is to be prepared for some disruption from this snow. also pushing through parts of wales. tuesday, some parts of avoiding the snow showers and staying dry. feeling colder. and you're watching beyond one and hundred days. russia blinks, just a little, in syria, allowing a brief daily truce to get humanitarian aid in east ghouta. from tomorrow, for 5 hours, there will be a humanitarian pause — but today the bombing continued and more civilians were killed. the united nations pressured moscow to allow some relief after 500 people, including children, were killed in the area last week. brexit will mean brexit — says the government — but the opposition is less resolute — today the labour party laid out its vision with closer ties to the eu. also on the programme. from gun control reform to brexit — as politics becomes ever more polarised on both

england, into wales, the south—west but by the time the weather front reaches parts of the midlands, the south—eastts will fall apart, so these areas out north and west could catch some snow early on tuesday. ten centimetres over the pennines not impossible, to the three centimetres in towns and cities, enough to cause problems. wednesday, not looking too bad, between weather systems so are a lot of fine, bright weather if not sunny. two to three at best. by sunday things will cloud over and cause rain. staying cold for most of the week, widespread frost where the skies clear and some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: top party officials meet president jacob zuma, as pressure continues to grow on the south african leader to leave office. two trains collide in the us state of south carolina, killing two people, with more than 100 injured. protestors in greece call on the government not to allow its northern neighbour to call itself macedonia. and, in a tense final, the philadelphia eagles beat the new england patriots to claim

east. a blustery day. feeling cold. plenty of sunshine in southern and central and eastern areas. the afternoon, wintry showers reaching the midlands. a cold day. sunday night, much of the same. further wintry showers. spots of snow in the north and west of the country. a cold night. sub—zero values in central and northern areas. the risk of ice first thing monday morning. 0ne northern areas. the risk of ice first thing monday morning. one day is not looking too bad. sunshine around. more than sunday. wintry showers in the north and west. wind picking up ahead of the next weather front moving in the atlantic. another chilly day. 5— eight degrees. monday night introduced it. this weather front pushing east across the country. —— into tuesday. some snow on its leading edge. central and southern scotland could see quite a lot of snow. eventually clearing through as we go through tuesday with skies brightening up behind. wintry showers moving into scotla nd behind. wintry showers moving into scotland and northern ireland. temperatures again, 4—6. a brief reach of high pressure calming things down towards wednesday. the next weather fro

east. still, a blustery day. feeling cold. plenty of sunshine around in southern and central and eastern areas. the afternoon, wintry showers reaching the midlands as well, certainly very windy in the north of scotland. snowfall accumulations mounting up. a cold day. sunday night, much of the same. further wintry showers, longer spells of snow in the north and west. a cold night. subzero temperatures. spots of snow in the north and west of the country. a cold night. sub—zero values in central and northern areas. the risk of ice first thing monday morning. monday is not looking too bad. sunshine around. more than sunday. wintry showers in the north and west. wind picking up ahead of the next weather front moving in the atlantic. another chilly day. temperatures, around 5—8 degrees. monday night into tuesday. this weather front pushing east across the country. encountering cold air, so some snow on its leading edge. central and southern scotland could see quite a lot of snow. eventually, clearing through as we go through tuesday with skies brightening up behind. wintry showers moving into scotland and northern ireland. those temperatures again, ch

thankfully the north—east counterterrorism unit working alongside dubbed jubilees and the east midlandsel—hassan is a divorced mother of two and also has a connection with sudan. the court heard that her two small children have gone back there to live with family members. june kelly, at the old bailey, thank you very much. just to update you on the breaking news, two—year—old boy has been killed and his brother, aged six, is critically ill after a hit and run in coventry. just getting more detail on that. the boys were both taken to hospital with life—threatening injuries, the two—year—old died in hospital, the six—year—old remains in critical condition, a black ford focus was found abandoned a short time after the crash. this happened in mcdonald in stoke. a man and a woman aged 41 have been arrested. police are still trying to establish how the tragic incident happened. a parent's worst nightmare, impossible to imagine their grief, although specialist officers will support them as the investigation continues, say the police. the business news in a moment, first the headlines on aftern

into northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, pennines, north wales, into the midlands. in the eastuntreated surfaces. we keep the snow showers in western scotland for a while longer, they will eventually fade. a lot of quiet, clear fine sunny weather around for many on monday. changing to south—westerly, becoming a little bit less cold, but still on the cold side. this weather system coming in monday night into tuesday from the atlantic, with strong winds, gail is developing a hurdle victor western coasts, and we will feed rain sleet and snow across the uk -- will feed rain sleet and snow across the uk —— gales developing ahead of it on western coasts. a week producing more changeable weather, rain and snow at times and often windy with a risk of gales, that his how the week is shaping up. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 1:00pm. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has got to step up in terms o