peggy's here in beverley, east yorkshire, to have her photoshoot and makeover.y well and is supposed to— reduce tear staining. what do you think of her? i think she's really . cute in her own way. and for owner holly, a chance to reflect on a mad few weeks. it's been a bit of a whirlwind. it's been really crazy. a lot has happened really quickly. we'll see what sort of difference it makes, if any. i'm sure, she's great anyway, either way. but she'll love all the pampering. she'll love all this. shampoo and cleansing complete, time tojoin chester to have her blow dry. so we'rejust trimming round her feet there. and then the next stage after that would be a clipping of nails. and then we've treated her to nose and paw balm as well. i mean, it's probably not somewhere that she often particularly... no, not at all. but yeah, we're so happy to have her. yeah. and then it was time to try on prizewinning garments, new jumpers and jackets. she feels a lot softer. she smells a lot better, hair's a lot more fluffy. not a lot we can do with the rest. # let me see beneath y

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshire some of the worst coastal erosion in europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this, reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello there. there's a lot of dry weather in store this week across the country, particularly so for england and wales, because high pressure will be dominating the scene, particularly towards the south. lower pressure always trying to flirt with the north of the uk, and at times it will bring some stronger winds and rain, mainly to scotland. but even here, it will turn drier by the end of the week. now, th

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshire worst coastal erosion in europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this, reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello there. there was a hard frost across england and wales with plenty of sunshine on wednesday here. but we had gale force gusts of winds and rain further north. this is how we closed out the afternoon in highland. and that weather front that was responsible for this continues to sink its way steadily south and east. no significant rain by the time it pushes south—east as it bumps into this area of high pressure. so

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshire in europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this — reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello. storm otto was the dominant force in our weather on friday. it brought some very strong and gusty winds to the northern half of the uk. a gust of 83 miles power on the coast of aberdeenshire. but further south, it was all about mild weather. temperatures at pershore in worcestershire got above 17 celsius, unusually mild for this point in february. that curl of cloud there on the satellite picture, that was storm otto, now quickly mo

through the morning, hopefully that cloud should start to retreat back towards the lincolnshire and east yorkshire and, as a result, slightly warmer. we might see 12 or 13 celsius perhaps as a daytime maximum on monday. into tuesday, we will start to see the signs of change, but it's going to be a slow process. the high pressure really firmly ensconced across central europe. weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but i suspect on tuesday it will be outbreaks of cloud and some showery rain into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland for most of the day. elsewhere, dry, settled, sunny and still pleasantly mild, with highs once again of 13 celsius. there will be wetter weather, though, on wednesday. the first frontal system dies off as it moves into england and wales. the second frontal system tucking in behind might bring more outbreaks of rain. but however you look at it, from the middle part of the week, it looks likely that we will start to see some wetter weather. so, there will be outbreaks of rain, chiefly to the north and west, but some of that wet weather will push int

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshireon in europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this, reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello. the weather is fairly quiet out there right now. let's see how it's looking on friday. and it's going to be a mostly cloudy day, particularly across northern and western areas — quite breezy, too. and a touch of frost first thing expected across southern and central england as well as wales, where we have the clearer skies and the light winds here. in towns and cities, about minus two or three degrees in rural spots, it could be as

through the morning, hopefully that cloud should start to retreat back towards the lincolnshire and east yorkshire perhaps as a daytime maximum on monday. into tuesday, we will start to see the signs of change, but it's going to be a slow process. the high pressure really firmly ensconced across central europe. weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but i suspect on tuesday it will be outbreaks of cloud and some showery rain into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland for most of the day. elsewhere, dry, settled, sunny and still pleasantly mild, with highs once again of 13 celsius. there will be wetter weather, though, on wednesday. the first frontal system dies off as it moves into england and wales. the second frontal system tucking in behind might bring more outbreaks of rain. but however you look at it, from the middle part of the week, it looks likely that we will start to see some wetter weather. so, there will be outbreaks of rain, chiefly to the north and west, but some of that wet weather will push into the london area as well. this is bbc news. welcome if you're wa

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshire coastal erosion in europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this, reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello. the weekend's here. let's see if the weather's going to be kind to us over the next couple of days. overall, actually not looking too bad. having said that, it's not necessarily going to be all that sunny. in fact, a lot of cloud has spread across the uk and you can see that layer of cloud across the country through the early hours. it's not cold, though. morning temperatures will be around six degrees in cardiff, wil

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshirerope. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this, reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello there. expect another cold start across england and wales on wednesday morning with early frost and fog still under this influence of high pressure, slightly milder but windier further north and west. rain is on its way, but the fog, well, that may well linger for quite some time during the day. eventually it will lift into sunshine, the frost disappear. a pleasant winter's afternoon awaits more cloud, though, aad for scotland. through nort

through the morning, hopefully the cloud should start to retreat back towards lincolnshire and east yorkshirey. into tuesday, we start to see the signs of change but it will be a slow process. high pressure firmly ensconced across central europe, where fronts trying to push in from the atlantic but i suspect on tuesday there will be outbreaks of cloud and showery rain in northern ireland and western fringes of scotland the most of the day. elsewhere, dry, settled and sunny and pleasantly mild with highs of 13 celsius. there will be wetter weather on thursday, the first frontal system dies off as it moves into england and wales, the second tucking in behind might bring more outbreaks of rain. however you look at it, from the middle part of the week it looks likely we will start to see some wetter weather. 0utbreaks to see some wetter weather. outbreaks of rain chiefly to the north and west but some of that wet weather will push into the london area as well. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall and these are the headlines... turkish police issue more than a hundred arrest warrants as part of a

future of the places where we've built our lives, built our communities, which is why i've come to east yorkshiren europe. up to ten metres of coastline vanishes into the sea in a bad year. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring are likely to make the problem worse. now, how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. but what most politicians from all the main political parties agree is the need to get there. and the science is clear on this — reaching net zero and fast is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello there. after a relatively quiet but mild weather day on thursday, friday starts with something rather more turbulent. some strong winds, particularly across scotland, the tops of the pennines and the northeast of england. disruption to travel very likely indeed. it's all because of this area of low pressure that's been named by the danish weather service storm 0tto, because of the impact it's likely to have in denmark. but even for us,

an east yorkshire businessman says he can not lose hope and will do all he can to help, even though heve devastated turkey. ali tecke is now collecting aid for survivors. more than 35,000 people are now confirmed to have died since the earthquakes struck in syria and turkey last monday. jo makel reports. what else do you need? honestly, right now, just the clothes. the donations keep coming, his phone rings every few minutes. ali's surviving on two hours sleep today, as he co—ordinates help from his restaurant in beverley. but then stopping to contemplate what's happened to his cousins would be hard. ten member of my family, none of them survived. wife and husband, mother—in—law, father—in—law and six kids and we can't even have a funeral, we can't even get together, we can't say goodbye. my mum and dad, brother and sister are safe. however, they, psychologically they are not there. as we talk, his phone starts to ring again. honestly, it is calls, calls, i'm scared to answer them. his family are trying to help on the ground. this is his nine—year—old nephew, offering rescuers hot drin

through the morning, hopefully that cloud should start to retreat back towards the lincolnshire and east yorkshireand, as a result, slightly warmer. we might see 12 or 13 celsius perhaps as a daytime maximum on monday. into tuesday, we will start to see the signs of change, but it's going to be a slow process. the high pressure really firmly ensconced across central europe. weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but i suspect on tuesday it will be outbreaks of cloud and some showery rain into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland for most of the day. elsewhere, dry, settled, sunny and still pleasantly mild, with highs once again of 13 celsius. there will be wetter weather, though, on wednesday. the first frontal system dies off as it moves into england and wales. the second frontal system tucking in behind might bring more outbreaks of rain. but however you look at it, from the middle part of the week, it looks likely that we will start to see some wetter weather. so, there will be outbreaks of rain, chiefly to the north and west, but some of that wet weather will push into

through the morning, hopefully that cloud should start to retreat back towards the lincolnshire and east yorkshire 13 celsius perhaps as a daytime maximum on monday. into tuesday, we will start to see the signs of change, but it's going to be a slow process. the high pressure really firmly ensconced across central europe. weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but i suspect on tuesday it will be outbreaks of cloud and some showery rain into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland for most of the day. elsewhere, dry, settled, sunny and still pleasantly mild, with highs once again of 13 celsius. there will be wetter weather, though, on wednesday. the first frontal system dies off as it moves into england and wales. the second frontal system tucking in behind might bring more outbreaks of rain. but however you look at it, from the middle part of the week, it looks likely that we will start to see some wetter weather. so, there will be outbreaks of rain, chiefly to the north and west, but some of that wet weather will push into the london area as well. this is bbc news. welcome i

which is why i have come to east yorkshire.ar. this is happening for a number of different reasons, but the rising sea levels and more extreme weather climate change will bring, are likely to make the problem worse. how we get to net zero is an open question. depending on who you ask, you might get a different answer. most politicians, from all the main parties agree, the need to get there. the science is clear on this. reaching net zero, and fast, is our best hope of tackling climate change. hello. the weekend was a tale of two halves. we had a weather front with us and a lot of cloud on saturday. mild atlantic air sunday brought high pressure with us and clearer skies. now that high pressure stays with us for much of the week, but round the periphery of it, towards the north, as you can see, we�*ll see, well, cloudy skies at times, a weather front, windy weather as well, midweek. but for the most part, that high pressure keeps the weather fronts at bay, particularly in the south where temperatures are falling away. a little b

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from southern england northwards, and there will still be a keen north wind blowing into yorkshire, lincolnshire, east but i think, away from that breeze, with some sunshine and light winds, it will actually feel quite pleasant for early february. we did pick up a little bit more cloud, and the breeze starts to pick up in the north—west. one or two showers here. more so than overnight, they cloud thickens, and what that will do is it will alleviate to many frost issues across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, but actually, for the majority, a cold night, and colder still across the south, with possibly a little bit of mist and fog for the morning rush, which should clear, and then england and wales, eastern scotland, eastern parts of northern ireland will have plenty of sunshine. but we will have that nuisance value rain further north and west, not really significant, just bring cloudy skies and a brisk wind, and some spots of rain and drizzle on the wind. that's this particular weather front, which, as it slips southwards into the high pressure by tuesday, it's weakening all the ti

from southern england northwards, and there will still be a keen north wind blowing into yorkshire, lincolnshire, east—east. just making it feel chillier here. but i think, away from that breeze, with some sunshine and light winds, it will actually feel quite pleasant for early february. we did pick up a little bit more cloud, and the breeze starts to pick up in the north—west. one or two showers here. more so than overnight, they cloud thickens, and what that will do is it will alleviate to many frost issues across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, but actually, for the majority, a cold night, and colder still across the south, with possibly a little bit of mist and fog for the morning rush, which should clear, and then england and wales, eastern scotland, eastern parts of northern ireland will have plenty of sunshine. but we will have that nuisance value rain further north and west, not really significant, just bring cloudy skies and a brisk wind, and some spots of rain and drizzle on the wind. that's this particular weather front, which, as it slips southwards into the high press

that is a similar picture across at king's cross station, the herb for the east coast main line to yorkshirens generally about once an hour, as are the so—called open access operators, thatis the so—called open access operators, that is lubo from edinburgh, whole trains from hull and grand central from teesside and west yorkshire. elsewhere, it's a very mixed picture. south western railway isn't supposedly having any problems on its mainland services, although the isle of wight line is completely close, however, they say that some drivers are refusing to cross picket lines at depots and as a result we have a scene at 300 cancellation so far. wales and scotland, so far, things running well, although there are speed restrictions in the north and west highlands in scotland due to the severe weather.— to the severe weather. thank you very much — to the severe weather. thank you very much for— to the severe weather. thank you very much for that _ to the severe weather. thank you very much for that update - to the severe weather. thank you very much for that update from . very much for that update

be very windy indeed across the pennines and to the east of the high ground, north—east england down to about yorkshire be affected. for example, the a1, those winds would be blowing across the road and that would mean that high—sided vehicles would be at risk, could even see one or two getting blown over. and a similar story around some of the airports. leeds, bradford, for example, crosswinds here may make for some pretty tricky landing conditions. you might find some cancellations or delays to flights, certainly worth checking before heading out and about, but it stays mild. temperatures around 10 to 1a degrees, england and wales. still with some cloud and drizzle around brighter skies, working into northern ireland and scotland through the afternoon, but still very blustery. now the weekend sees much lighter winds around, but we've still got the remnants of weather fronts slowly pushing southwards before we see a build of pressure into the second half of the weekend. what does all that mean? well, for saturday, probably quite a cloudy day for many areas with the threat of some rain, most of it woul

can see as we go through the day perhaps the cloud retreating back into lincolnshire and the east yorkshireg but it will take its time, you can see on tuesday the winds continue doing to strengthen, more cloud and a few showers developing through scotland and northern ireland, still on the mild side because about southerly flow, tetras —— temperatures 30 degrees on tuesday, and if you are needing some rain for your garden, we will see some rain in the north to begin with and then anotherfront some rain in the north to begin with and then another front tux and quite quickly behind, so they will be some outbreaks of rain really from wednesday onwards. the rain will be persistent, widespread further north and west you are but even in the south—east we are likely to see some rain, and on the whole it will stay mild for our week i had. a real mixed bag there. far too many dark clouds — a real mixed bag there. far too many dark clouds in — a real mixed bag there. far too many dark clouds in the _ a real mixed bag there. far too many dark clouds in the forecast, _ a real mixed bag there. far too m

restaurant owners in the town have launched the east yorkshire to east turkey fundraiser appeal to gatherankets, tents and financial donations with the organisers grieving the losses of family and friends themselves. my best friend . and themselves. my best friend. and he was here. he was a restaurant owner. he had a young family. but unfortunately he passed away under the rubble because when the earthquake happened, it was very early in the morning and people didn't really get a chance to leave their building or run away. we all affected, no matter what we know them in person or not. they are all our family. they're all like everybody , all these little everybody, all these little kids. i can't sleep at night, you know, i feel you know, i feel as if i'm doing something wrong if i am nice and warm and eating and they're minus ten, it's quite heart wrenching, really. and even if we can say one more person that's and that's a big achievement in our mind, just down the street. donations have been flooding in to mirage cocktail bar and bistro owned by british and turkish national ali texture,

some fog across yorkshire, lincolnshire, into east anglia — across yorkshire, lincolnshire, into eastwell as the — east anglia and the south—east as well as the east midlands. all of that will— well as the east midlands. all of that will lift quite readily and for many— that will lift quite readily and for many it— that will lift quite readily and for many it will be a mild day. some rain in _ many it will be a mild day. some rain in the — many it will be a mild day. some rain in the forecast but also some sunshine — rain in the forecast but also some sunshine. the rain is heavy, coming in across— sunshine. the rain is heavy, coming in across northern ireland and also western— in across northern ireland and also western scotland. for the rest of us, largely— western scotland. for the rest of us, largely dry. through the rest of the morning, this rain is slowly going _ the morning, this rain is slowly going to — the morning, this rain is slowly going to push southwards and eastwards and weakening all the time _ eastwards and weakening all the time you — eastwards and weakening all the

we're going to be live in east yorkshire as she prepares for the grooming time. oh, lesser .h, lesser. if you're listening on the radio , you're sort of on the radio, you're sort of missing a treat in an awful way. yeah, we'll describe her in detail when we see her a bit later in the program. but she is rather cute. do get in touch . rather cute. do get in touch. all the usual ways. emailed gb views at gb news .uk. you may have a dog of your own that you'd like to share with us. yes, indeed. i'll tell you what makes her so sort of look ugly, i suppose. she seems to have a tongue hanging permanently on this always hairstyle this huge, always afro hairstyle , but she's actually very cute . , but she's actually very cute. but we'll see her later. , but she's actually very cute. but we'll see her later . face but we'll see her later. face only a mother could love. i think . but only a mother could love. i think. but there you go. now today marks ten years since it was announced that the body of king richard, the third, had been discovered under neath a car park in leicester. now

spread through scotland and north—west eglin and wales, fizzles out as it pushes into yorkshire and the midlands. eastthe 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 widespread gales. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six on monday the 13th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — liverpool needs to save their season, everton fighting to stay up. which way will the merseyside derby go tonight? more mistakes are weighed over the weekend. the marvel of garble, the six tier side take on the scottish cup quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme — england make it to wins after two, aberdeen women's world cup. more allegations are made against the welsh rugby union as the investigation into its toxic c

the strike by members of unison, has been in london, yorkshire, the south west, the north east and thentinuing their industrial action in their row over pay, conditions and pension cuts. the rmt union has rejected the latest pay offers from network rail and train operators in an attempt to end a long running dispute over pay and working conditions. the rmt boss mick lynch described the offers as "dreadful", but the rail delivery group said passengers would be "deeply dismayed" by the decision, which paves the way for further possible industrial action. labour have won the west lancashire by—election, securing a majority of more than 8,000. ashley dalton is the new mp, after rosie cooper quit to work in the health service. the manchester city manager pep guardiola has accused premier league rivals of conspiring against them after his club was charged with more than a hundred breaches of financial regulations. on monday, city were referred to an independent commission, but guardiola insists the club is innocent. our sports editor dan roan has that story. for pep guardiola this season was

members of unison are taking action in london, yorkshire, the south west, the north east and the northe university and college union are also continuing their industrial action in a row about pay, conditions and pension cuts. a cross—party group of mps has written to the home secretary demanding an investigation into the way a school in surrey handled a suspected racially aggravated assault on monday. more than 90,000 signatures have been added to a petition criticising the way staff at the school dealt with the attack. video shows a black people being repeatedly kicked and beaten. five people, including two 11—year—old girls, have been arrested. labour have held on to the seat of west lancashire in a by—election. ashley dalton secured a majority of more than 8,000 and takes over from rosie cooper, who quit as an mp to work in the health service. friends of nicola bulley are making fresh attempts to find information on her whereabouts, two weeks since she went missing. the a5—year—old was last seen walking her dog in st michael's on wyre in lancashire. police believe she fell into the

the walkouts by members of unison are taking place in five regions — london, yorkshire, the south west, the north eastty and college union are also continuing their industrial action in their row about pay, conditions and pension cuts. now to ukraine. russian forces have hit critical infrastructure in several parts of ukraine in overnight attacks with at least 17 missiles hit the southeastern city of zaporizhzhia in an hour early this morning. the attack on zaporizhzhia was the heaviest since russia invaded ukraine in february last year, according to local officials. critical infrastructure was also hit kharkiv in the northeast and the dnipropetrovsk region in the centre of the country. the ukrainian air defences shot down five of seven drones and five out of six kaliber missiles launched at ukraine. officials also said they ordered emergency shutdowns of electricity across the country following the attacks and warned people not to ignore air raid sirens. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, will address a summit of sports ministers, chaired by the uk, which is being held to discuss russian pa

the walk—outs by members of unison are taking place in five regions — london, yorkshire, the south west, the north eastrsity and college union are also continuing their industrial action in their row about pay, conditions and pension cuts. this a committee of mps is calling on the government to explain how it will help thousands of afghans who are eligible for evacuation to the uk but are still living at risk of harm in their country. the commons defence committee is demanding a detailed review of the uk's involvement in afghanistan from 2001 to its chaotic withdrawal in 2021, which resulted in the taliban's return to power. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, will address a summit of sports ministers, chaired by the uk, which is being held to discuss russian participation in next year's paris 0lympics. the international olympic committee wants russian and belarussian athletes to compete as neutrals, but ukraine has threatened to boycott the games if those athletes take part. the launch of the most powerful rocket system in history is a step closer after spacex said it had carried out a succes

weather front will make some progress toward the east, a bit of rain for cardiff, liverpool, some rain for cardiff, liverpool, some rain across yorkshireomorrow. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, this is outside source. the first aid — using newly opened crossing points — arrives in rebel—held parts of syria. and the need for help is immense — the world health organisation says 26 million people in turkey and syria need food, water, shelter, medicalsupplies. nearly one year on from the start of the conflict, nato members meet to discuss more weapons for ukraine — with concerns kyiv is using them faster than they can be supplied also in the programme. and — why a controversial diamond, the koh—i—noor, set in the british crownjewels — that india claims is theirs — will not be used at the coronation of king charles.

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they will go west to swansea, up across wales via chester to preston then across the yorkshire dales up to the east of tartan on display on the bikes. absolutely and of course _ on display on the bikes. absolutely and of course 555 _ on display on the bikes. absolutely and of course 555 miles _ on display on the bikes. absolutely and of course 555 miles in - on display on the bikes. absolutely and of course 555 miles in five - and of course 555 miles in five hours, in honour of his shirt. sarah has the weather and may be a thought about those cyclist. how it looking? not too bad. fairly dry and settled. not too bad. fairly dry and settled. not too _ not too bad. fairly dry and settled. not too much happening over the next few days _ not too much happening over the next few days with high pressure in charge — few days with high pressure in charge for many but not everywhere. we have _ charge for many but not everywhere. we have got some wintry flurries across _ we have got some wintry flurries across the — we have got some wintry flurries across the north west of scotland where _ across the north we

and it will also be very windy indeed across the pennines and to the east of the high ground, northeast england down to about yorkshiretill got the remnants of weather fronts slowly pushing southwards before we see a build of pressure into the second half of the weekend. what does all that mean? well, for saturday, probably quite a cloudy day for many areas with the threat of some rain. most of it would be quite light and patchy and there could be some areas that miss it altogether, perhaps across northern and eastern areas of scotland. temperatures, well, quite a range. mild for many but a little bit cooler than recent days in scotland. now, sunday, for many, looks to be the drier of the two days of the weekend. cloud will vary but there should be some sunny spells coming through at times, and our temperatures still above the february averages — nine in glasgow to about 12 celsius in london. and the forecast remains quite reliable up until tuesday and so, for scotland and northern ireland, probably staying cloudy, still with the threat of outbreaks of rain but still mild, temperatures generally into double figures. f

union strike today involves armaments workers across five ships in england and in yorkshire that london the west north—eastrth—west. joining me now from london, waterloo, hampton station hq , waterloo, hampton station hq, our reporter rae addison rae . our reporter rae addison rae. what's the latest from there ? what's the latest from there? yes, hello there, andrew. yes around 5000 ambulance workers work out of stations in london. now, we don't know how many are on strike today, although we do fear it could be a considerable number. of course, the nhs advising people to only call 999 for an ambulance in a life threatening situation . speaking threatening situation. speaking to workers here, they're telling me that it's not just a dispute about pay. patient safety is key as well. now, of course , in as well. now, of course, in terms of patient safety , are terms of patient safety, are telling me stories of how they've been waiting to offload one patient at a hospital and queues are so long, the other calls are in, they don't have time to . they're not unable to time to. they're not unable to respond to the

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london yorkshire, the south—west, the north—east and the north—west.0 employees are striking at 150 universities across the country . well, our across the country. well, our reporter ray anderson is at waterloo for us this morning where there is strike action taking place. morning, ray . taking place. morning, ray. yeah, good morning to you both here today at london ambulance service. we're going to see paramedics and ambulance technicians walking out along with emergency care assistants and 999 call handler. as well. of course, this all dates back to that pay rise offer a 4% pay rise offer in september , which rise offer in september, which was turned down because it's below the rate of inflation and ambulance workers and staff that i've been chatting to this morning as they've been coming and going from their very busy shifts, are looking absolutely exhausted. leaving by the exhausted. those leaving by the way, are telling me that they , way, are telling me that they, in many cases are needing to use foodbanks and a struggle financially to a signific

a little more sunshine across the east coast as well in comparison to yesterday, not for all but for some. across north yorkshireuth of that will continue to see sunny spells coming through, and of course the centre is closest to the high pressure in scotland will see clear skies. in terms of the feel of the weather as we go for the feel of the weather as we go for the afternoon, it will feel that little bit warmer, although temperatures are similar to what we had yesterday, but because the wind has eased a touch, it won't feel quite as chilly out there. more cloud for the night tonight, pushing its way steadily southwards, a few scattered showers mixed in as well, a wintry mix, and temperatures falling close to freezing. the cloud will keep the temperatures above freezing, and where we have clearer skies once again it will be frosty and cold, once again, scotland, northern ireland, england seeing some sunny spells as well as we go through monday. there could be a stiff breeze down towards east anglia and the south—east which could break the cloud up as well, so we have this cloudy zone towards the midlands and