some mist and murk to through east wales, the midlands, into eastern parts of england.e will keep some areas of cloud through the irish sea, going into northern ireland, western scotland. but, for many other spots we will see more in the way of sunshine, a brighter day in prospect. feeling mild as well, 9—12 degrees. tuesday, another mainly dry dayy but for wednesday on words there will be some rain at times. it does stay mild, though, in the south we could see 15 or 16 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. the number of dead from the earthquakes in turkey and syria is now more than 30,000, but remarkably, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. a moment ofjoy for rescuers as a woman is recovered six days on. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group claims his fighters have captured a village on the outskirts of bakhmut, a city they've been assaulting for months. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the number of dead from the earthquakes in turkey and syria

some mist and murk to through east wales, the midlands, into eastern parts of england.g grey through the day, and we will keep some areas of cloud through the irish sea, going into northern ireland, western scotland. but, for many other spots we will see more in the way of sunshine, a brighter day in prospect. feeling mild as well, 9—12 degrees. tuesday, another mainly dry day but for wednesday onwards there will be some rain at times. it does stay mild, though — in the south, we could see 15 or 16 degrees. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the number of dead from the earthquakes in turkey and syria is now more than 30,000. united nations aid vehicles have now begun arriving in syria, but the head of the un's relief mission says many people have a right to feel abandoned. part of the problem is that rebel groups still control parts of the northwest, following years of civil war. 0ur middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville, and cameraman robbie wright, report from inside the rebel—held area. a border and a catastrophe shared, but in the earthquake�*s aftermath,

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so in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east wales of eastern england and some of that cloud i think will linger along some of these eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and if you do get some sunshine tomorrow, it won't feel too bad at all with temperatures between eight and 12 degrees. now, as we head on into tuesday, this little frontal system here will start to introduce some cloud and some splashes of rain, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. but this southerly breeze bringing a renewed surge of mild air. and when you get some shelter from that breeze, it is likely to feel very mild indeed. southern parts of england, perhaps parts of wales, starting the day with some fog, which will tend to clear. england and wales seeing sunny spells, northern ireland and scotland more cloud and some bits and pieces of rain. but it's mild everywhere and parts of

well see some quite dense fog affecting parts of east anglia, the southeast, the midlands, perhaps east walest could be worth bearing in mind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. should tend to clear, though. then we'll see some spells of sunshine, another mild day, but cloud and patchy rain getting into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. the first sign of a change. now this frontal system is likely to move in from the west quite erratically, and there is a bit of uncertainty aboutjust how quickly it will make its move. but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of some rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry for a good part of the day. and it's another mild day, 9 to 13 degrees. now, once that weather front has pushed through, that opens the door to further weather systems from the atlantic. so there will be some outbreaks of rain somewhere across the uk on thursday, perhaps chilly enough in the north of scotland for some wintry showers. but generally speaking, it is anothe

we see clear spells for any length of time in the north—east scotland and may be parts of east wales ng. as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high starting to drift a little further eastwards, and that will allow the breeze to pick up a bit over western and northern parts, which should help to break up the cloud and give a little more in the way of sunshine through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and across scotland, particularly the north—east of scotland seeing some sunny spells during the day. there is confirmation of the slightly stronger winds in western and northern parts. in the south and east, i think the cloud will be how quite hard to shift. it is going to be mild, temperatures of ten, 11 or 12 degrees. as we head on into monday, ourarea 12 degrees. as we head on into monday, our area of high pressure is still with us, but it continues to drift a little further eastwards. this frontal system trying to push a little further into the west. it take awhile to do so. in the meantime, on monday, we will have a southerl

tomorrow morning, some dense fog around for central and eastern england, south—east wales, that coulden through the morning rush hour, clearing by lunchtime. more cloud in the west tomorrow, a chance of showers in northern ireland and western scotland, but note the temperature is, well above where we should be for this time of year. 16 or 17 in north—west wales. tomorrow evening, watch for the skies, northern ireland and scotland, could be intriguing sunsets ahead of a weather front that will be bringing rain. before it arrives, saharan dust makes ten which could be deposited onto cars for wednesday morning. more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading southwards and eastwards, fizzling as it goes, east anglia and the south—east staying dry, pretty mild here, temperatures dropping elsewhere but still above average for the time of year. into thursday, england and wales could start cloudy, misty, murky and wet, wet into friday, but by friday widespread gales are possible. matt with the latest on the weather. that is bbc news at ten on monday the 13th of february, more analysis of the main

for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the northeast of scotland, and maybe parts of east walesst of us will see temperatures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across western and northern parts, which should help to break up the cloud and give a little more in the way of sunshine through parts of south west england, wales, northern ireland and across scotland, particularly in the north east of scotland, actually, seeing some sunny spells during the day, and there's confirmation of those slightly stronger winds in western and northern parts. further south and east, i think the cloud will be quite hard to shift. the winds will be that bit lighter, but it is going to be mild temperatures of ten, 11 or 12 degrees. now as we head on into monday, our area of high pressure still with us, but it continues to drift a little further eastwards. this frontal system trying to push in from the west. it's going to take

most _ east wales. that will slowly lift. most of — east wales. that will slowly lift.ost of us will have a dry, mild and sunny— most of us will have a dry, mild and sunny day — most of us will have a dry, mild and sunny day. pick a cloud and patchy rain _ sunny day. pick a cloud and patchy rain all _ sunny day. pick a cloud and patchy rain all the — sunny day. pick a cloud and patchy rain. all the details later in the programme. —— thicker cloud. it's tuesday the 14th of february. our main story. two more border crossings will be opened up to allow aid to flow into northern syria, as it deals with the aftermath of the devastating earthquake. the country's president, bashar al—assad, agreed to open the routes from turkey after complaints about the time taken for support to reach some regions. vincent mcaviney reports. the second week of recovery in turkey and syria begins after the region's most powerful earthquake in a century. apartment blocks and homes turned to rubble and graves. in the southern turkish city of adiyaman, rescuers chant "god is great," as they pull a

dense fog affecting parts of east anglia, the south—east, the south—east, the midlands, perhaps east walesing to travel on tuesday. it should clear then clears offs sunshine, by cloud and patchy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. this system likely to move in from the west quite erratically and there is uncertainty about how quickly it will make its move but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry and it's another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. 0nce another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. once that fund has pushed through, that opens the door for further weather systems from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks of rain on thursday, perhaps a chilly enough in the north of scotland for wintry showers but generally speaking it is another mild day. further ahead through friday and into next weekend, you can see further frontal systems will push in from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks of rain, however high

dense patches of fog, particularly across central, eastern and southern parts of england and south east walesl we get to lunchtime. but a lot of sunshine to come for many a bit more cloud. western wales, north—west england. the odd splash of rain always cloudier though. western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze. here again, some rain, a drizzle at times. so a lot of dry weather, bright weather. but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees, moray firth, 15,16, north devon, maybe ten, 16 and 17 northwest wales, but across western areas, particularly northern ireland. watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because th

also a significant drop in the temperature behind the weather fronts so for the likes of north—east wales13 yesterday and ate today, average for the time of year but it has been so mild it was very noticeable. the raggedy looking weather front is sitting to the east, lots of showers following behind. showers bringing flakes of snow over bodmin moor at the moment so cold air is digging southwards, perhaps a smattering on the hills as the shell rebound continues but for clearer skies, a colder night than we have had for some time and with the damp surfaces we could have ice around as we head into the morning. a frosty start but with the ridge of high pressure promising more sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales it might drag its heels to clear the far south and south—east, that band of cloud, misty and murky weather and patchy rain. later, more substantial rain coming to the north and strong and gusty wind. for most, and strong and gusty wind. for most, a lot of dry weather with temperatures on a par with those of today, and a chilly day if you're under the bre

brighter skies developing across parts of east wales , across parts of east wales, southwest englandy. and again, temperatures getting up into the teens and one or two locations and widely up double figures won't be as windy on friday either as go through the evening. we'll see that rain just heading its way across the northern isles . still some northern isles. still some drizzle over western hills, but most places looking dry and smelly places be dry into to saturday for england where we will see some rain for a time crossing scotland and northern ireland, most places turning brighter on sunday with some sunny spells, but also a little colder . welcome back to gb news live . welcome back to gb news live. lunchtime now. former prime minister boris johnson has been talking at the atlantic council in washington where he urged the united states to send its fighter jets to ukraine, united states to send its fighterjets to ukraine, saying it's the humane thing to do . he it's the humane thing to do. he also dismissed the argument that would not be able to fly the planes, for instance, an

so, in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east walestern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and if you do get some sunshine tomorrow, it won't feel too bad at all with temperatures between 8—12 degrees. now, as we head on into tuesday, this little frontal system here will start to introduce some cloud and some splashes of rain, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. but this southerly breeze bringing a renewed surge of mild air, and where you get some shelter from that breeze, it is likely to feel very mild indeed. southern parts of england, perhaps parts of wales, starting the day with some fog, which will tend to clear. england and wales seeing sunny spells, northern ireland and scotland, more cloud and some bits and pieces of rain. but it's mild everywhere and parts of north wales, with some shelter from the southerly breeze, could get all the way up to 15 ce

dense patches of fog, particularly across central, eastern and southern parts of england and south east walesuntil we get to lunchtime. but a lot of sunshine to come for many. a bit more cloud in western wales, north west england. the odd splash of rain always cloudier though. western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze. here again, some rain, a drizzle at times. so a lot of dry weather, bright weather. but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees. moray firth, 15, 16, north devon, they've turned 16 and 17 north wales, but it's across western areas, particularly northern ireland. scott watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. an

for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the northeast of scotland, and maybe parts of east walesures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across western and northern parts, which should help to break up the cloud and give a little more in the way of sunshine through parts of south west england, wales, northern ireland and across scotland, particularly in the north east of scotland, actually, seeing some sunny spells during the day, and there's confirmation of those slightly stronger winds in western and northern parts. further south and east, i think the cloud will be quite hard to shift. the winds will be that bit lighter, but it is going to be mild temperatures of ten, 11 or 12 degrees. now as we head on into monday, our area of high pressure still with us, but it continues to drift a little further eastwards. this frontal system trying to push in from the west. it's going to take a while to do so. and in

breaks on the ground if there are any, eastern england and east wales, more across scotland where itier. elsewhere, temperatures of m or 15 degrees of money. mild. with a front across scotland starts to move northwards across the night, await the arrival of this cold front, but that is not going to arrive until after dark, so still in that mild air mass containing a lot of cloud, may someone breaks in the cloud across eastern scotland and eastern england and it is here we are likely to find the highest of the temperatures. 14—15. there is that weather fronts, band the temperatures. 14—15. there is that weatherfronts, band of the temperatures. 14—15. there is that weather fronts, band of rain just waiting in the winds. as pressure falls overnight into wednesday we start to see that weather front encroaching into wednesday we start to see that weatherfront encroaching into more of the country. a lot of cloud and some rain at times, especially in scotland, moving away from northern ireland heading into northern parts of england and wales. as it starts to get colder, showers turn wintry

but also something a bit brighter, developing of east developing in parts of east wales, northeast mayt england may well sunny spells well see some sunny spells before more pushes back before more rain pushes back into northern ireland. it's pretty mild out there today. double almost across the double digits almost across the board a bit of brightness. board with a bit of brightness. we could get into the teens dunng we could get into the teens during this evening. that rain is to spread from northern is going to spread from northern ireland scotland ireland into western scotland where last all night. where it will last all night. there around getting heavier and heavier through night as heavier through the night as that moves in, the that low pressure moves in, the winds then steadily winds also then steadily increasing, picking increasing, really picking up after midnight across the northwest . but the south, well, northwest. but the south, well, it'll get a bit breezy. it stays cloudy. look at these overnight temperatures. very mild indeed. we feel mild tomorrow in we won't feel mil

for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the north—east of scotland, and maybe parts of east wales see temperatures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across western and northern parts, which should help to break up the cloud and give a little more in the way of sunshine through parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and across scotland, particularly in the north—east of scotland, actually, seeing some sunny spells during the day, and there's confirmation of those slightly stronger winds in western and northern parts. further south and east, i think the cloud will be quite hard to shift. the winds will be that bit lighter, but it is going to be mild temperatures of 10, 11 or 12 degrees. now as we head on into monday, our area of high pressure still with us, but it continues to drift a little further eastwards. this frontal system trying to push in from the west. it's going to take a while to do

also a significant drop in the temperature behind the weather fronts so for the likes of north—east wales it was very noticeable. the raggedy looking weather front is sitting to the east, lots of showers following behind. showers bringing flakes of snow over bodmin moor at the moment so cold air is digging southwards, perhaps a smattering on the hills as

so, in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east walesse eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more quite murky as well for some of these eastern coast. we would see some big areas of clouds through northern ireland, southwest scotland. where there are some clear bricks, it could get cold enough and where you get some shelter from that breeze, it is likely to feel very mild indeed. southern parts of england, perhaps parts of wales, starting the day with some fog, which will tend to clear. england and wales seeing sunny spells, northern ireland and scotland, more cloud and some bits and pieces of rain. but it's mild everywhere and parts of north wales, with some shelter from the southerly breeze, could get all the way up to 15 celsius. now, a change does come as we head through the middle of the week. this frontal system pushes its way eastwards, eventually bringing some outbreaks of rain, becoming increasingly light and patchy. and then

enough in places to give the odd spot of drizzle. but if there are breaks in the clouds, say across east walesfour or five degrees above freezing into tomorrow. a lot of cloud again to start off. but with more of a breeze developing around these western and northern parts of the uk, there is more chance of seeing some sunshine, say across wales, northern ireland and across the north of scotland. central and eastern parts of england are likely to stay quite gray throughout the day with lighter winds, nothing much to shift that cloud temperatures ten to 12 degrees. so it's another mild day and it stays mild into the start of the new week. more in the way of sunshine on monday. tuesday could bring some issues with fog in the south. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the world health organization says that almost 26 million people have been affected by the earthquakes that struck turkey and syria. the number confirmed dead has passed 25,000. on a visit to southern turkey, the un aid chief, martin griffiths, said there was an urgent need for medical assistance, as well as food and shelter for sur

but if there are breaks in the clouds, say across east wales, the west country and most especially inf frost. most of us will stay four or five degrees above freezing. into tomorrow, a lot of cloud again to start off. but with more of a breeze developing around these western and northern parts of the uk, there is more chance of seeing some sunshine, say across wales, northern ireland and across the north of scotland. central and eastern parts of england are likely to stay quite gray throughout the day with lighter winds, nothing much to shift that cloud, temperatures 10 to 12 degrees. so it's another mild day and it stays mild into the start of the new week. more in the way of sunshine on monday. tuesday could bring some issues with fog in the south. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more than 25,000 people are now known to have died after monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria. visiting the region, the un's aid chief has described the massive earthquakes as the worst natural disaster to hit the middle east in a century. 15 people

and if the cloud breaks elsewhere, maybe east wales into the west country again there could be a touch this area of high pressure still with us, but it tends to slip eastwards and that would allow the winds to strengthen a little around some of these western and northern parts of the uk. and that should help to break up the cloud a little more effectively and give rise to more in the way of sunshine. that said, there could be the odd spot of drizzle in the north west of scotland first thing. central and eastern parts of england, i think, will struggle to break up the cloud because the winds here are set to stay light. but with more of a breeze around some of these western and northern parts, we will see a bit more in the way of sunshine. and it's going to be another mild day with temperatures north to south between nine and 12 degrees. now, as you move out of sunday into monday, we've got the high pressure to the east of us, this frontal system trying to push in from the west, but it is going to take its time to do so. so things are going to change very slowly as we head through the fi

the met office has a yellow weather warning out for fog in these areas, much of england and east wales on valentine�*s day was 19.1 in 1998 stop this morning, high pressure is firmly in charge of the weather, the tail end of it clipping parts of england and wales. tighter isobars across the north west, where we will have the strongest wind, and a weak weather front has been bringing in thicker cloud and spots of rain through the morning. that will slowly push eastwards, so it will slowly push eastwards, so it will brighten up in northern ireland. mist and fog lifting, allowing some trying to develop and it will develop quite widely. light breezes, gusty wind across the north—west and temperatures today could be 16 or 17 across north—west wales but widely 11—14. above average for the time of year. through this evening and overnight the high pressure drifts further east. still pulling in a southerly flow that is dragging in some sahara dust. don�*t be surprised if tomorrow morning, especially in parts of scotland and northern ireland you see some of that on your car. tonight the weather

dense patches of fog, particularly across central, eastern and southern parts of england and south east walesudier though. western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze. here again, some rain, a drizzle at times. so a lot of dry weather, bright weather. but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees, moray firth, 15,16, north devon, maybe ten, 16 and 17 northwest wales, but across western areas, particularly northern ireland. watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it�*s not going to reach eastern areas. so we�*ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that�*s because there�*ll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of

large amounts of cloud but where there aren't some breaks, north—east scotland, may be parts of east waleszing. heading into tomorrow, again, quite a lot of cloud around certainly to start but as the breeze picks up, a better chance of sunny spells across south—west england, wales, northern ireland, scotland, particularly in the north—east of scotland where you have some shelter from the breeze. temperatures, 10—12. that leads us into a largely dry start to the new week but as we had through monday, a bit more in the way of sunshine. fog causing problems in the south on tuesday morning. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones and these are the headlines... aid agencies call for better access to the earthquake disaster zones from turkey to syria as the number of people killed in both countries rises to more than 25,000. the united nations estimates the earthquakes may have left nearly 5.5 million people homeless in syria. the government there says it will allow aid to be delivered to rebel—held parts of the country. despite the odds, people are still being pulled out alive from under the r

tomorrow morning, some dense fog around for central and eastern england, south—east wales, that couldnd, but note the temperature is, well above where we should be for

otherwise a lot of cloud around, maybe the best of the breaks across eastern parts of england, east waleshe temperature is just a little later on in the week. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i�*m lukwesa burak. the headlines: at the munich security conference, uk prime minister, rishi sunak, urges world leaders to step up military support for ukraine. ukraine needs more artillery, armoured vehicles, and more air defence. now is the moment to double down on our military support. mr sunak will also meet with european commission president, ursula von der leyen, on the sidelines of the conference to discuss northern ireland�*s post—brexit trading arrangement.

otherwise a lot of cloud around, maybe the best of the breaks across eastern parts of england, east wales this mild air and in the middle part of the week it may turn wetter. the wind direction changes, and that would tend to drop the temperature is just a little later on in the week. that is the story, really, over the weekend. there may be some sleet and snow over northern hills, but not much, and temperatures will be a bit lower from thursday onwards. this is bbc news. the headlines. uk prime minister rishi sunak urges world leaders to "double down" on military support for ukraine in a speech to the munich security conference. he says allies must give the country "advanced, "nato—standard ca pabilities". mr sunak has also met with european commission president, ursula von der leyen, on the sidelines of the conference as speculation grows that a deal is close on northern ireland's post—brexit trading arrangement. rescue teams pull three people out alive, from under collapsed buildings in turkey — almost two weeks after the quakes that killed more than 116,000 people across southern turk

places it could get down to —5 and dense fog in the morning as well, south—west england and south—east walesdlands especially, one to spot lingering until lunchtime and then plenty of sunshine. a bit more cloud for a time in the middle part of the day from the odd shower and more cloud in western scotland and northern ireland put it more of a breeze here but notice the temperatures, 13—16. if you're in the west tomorrow, it can be an interesting sunset saharan dust pushes northwards ahead of this weather front which will work its way eastwards overnight into wednesday morning and it brings a bit of a wet start to wednesday in northern ireland, western scotland and a bit breezy. brightening up through the day but the rain spread through the day but the rain spread through scotland and north—west eglin and wales, fizzles out as it pushes into yorkshire and the midlands. east anglia and the south—east stay dry on wednesday, not quite as mild as tomorrow fresh in the north and west with showers later. on thursday, some rain in england and wales but by friday, heavy rain is followed by some wides

for example, in the local authority of blaenau gwent in east wales, all schools are shut by one. n ceredigion, they are all open, with only eight schools with a couple of classrooms and a couple of pupils having to spend time off. so it is a really varied picture. you mentioned education is a devolved matter. so the education minister here has offered a one—off pay deal to the unions, jeremy miles, that has been flatly rejected. they want a consolidated pay rise. but at the moment, it is impossible to see how thatis moment, it is impossible to see how that is going to happen because the welsh government say they haven't got the money to fund that fully and they need more money from westminster to do so and they are not prepared to raise the limited tax powers they have to fund any pay rises at the moment. so as elaine said, it looks like there will be more strikes on the way because i can't see how this is going to be resolved anytime soon. ben can't see how this is going to be resolved anytime soon.- resolved anytime soon. ben in aberdeen- _ resolved anytime soon. ben in aberdeen

of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southernth temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a few cloud breaks coming along. so, still a little bit of sunshine. the best of that likely across parts of central and eastern england. temperatures on the mild side reaching a high of 13 degrees or so. and really through the rest of the week, high pressure stays to the south of the uk. we continue to get this feed of mild air in until we get to the weekend, where things start to get a little bit cooler. so, temperatures over the next few days will stay into double figures before we start to see that cooler but sunnier weather arriving into the weekend. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: actor alec baldwin has been charged with involuntary manslaughter over the fatal shootin

of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southernth temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a few cloud breaks coming along. so, still a little bit of sunshine. the best of that likely across parts of central and eastern england. temperatures on the mild side reaching a high of 13 degrees or so. and really through the rest of the week, high pressure stays to the south of the uk. we continue to get this feed of mild air in until we get to the weekend where things start to get a little bit cooler. so, temperatures over the next few days will stay into double figures before we start to see that cooler but sunnier weather arriving into the weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: actor alec baldwin has been charged with involuntary mans

but generally staying fairly drab, perhaps little brighter over east wales and south east england thison. that weather front will bring some rain will eventually bring some rain to west isles. as to the west isles. but as i said, ahead of it, it is mild. the temperature is not quite high as yesterday, but still 10 to maybe or 14. in to 12, maybe 13 or 14. in aberdeenshire, the rain will push western scotland and push into western scotland and northern through this northern ireland through this evening will picking evening. winds will be picking up well , right? not up here as well, right? not particularly it will particularly heavy, but it will spreading into parts of southern scotland, northern england and wales through the night. so things damp in west things turning damp in the west and we could see a few showers across the south—east east anglia by the the night anglia by the end of the night as another pretty mild as well. another pretty mild one. the colder is coming in one. but the colder is coming in to the northwest. so temperatures by dawn, temperatures here by dawn, getting

of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southernwith temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a few cloud breaks coming along. so, still a little bit of sunshine. the best of that likely across parts of central and eastern england. temperatures on the mild side reaching a high of 13 degrees or so. and really through the rest of the week, high pressure stays to the south of the uk. we continue to get this feed of mild air in until we get to the weekend where things start to get a little bit cooler. so, temperatures over the next few days will stay into double figures before we start to see that cooler but sunnier weather arriving into the weekend. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories