cloud with snow showers more cloud with snow showers in have more cloud with snow showers in eastern englandtland. first thing monday morning we already have snow showers. temperatures subzero and i widespread frost to start your monday morning with icy conditions. most showers scattered across the east, many places staying dry out towards the west. during the day on monday, the cloud filters further it will be a cold day. west, it will be a cold day. temperatures just i few west, it will be a cold day. temperatures justl few degrees temperatures just a few degrees above freezing. when you add on a wind chill and the easterly wind making it feel more like minus five degrees. a cold day on monday. we will continue to cease though showers towards the ease. overnight into tuesday, heavier, more persistent snow in eastern scotland and eastern england. a bitterly cold start to tuesday morning, well below freezing. the met office have issued an amberwarning. freezing. the met office have issued an amber warning. with that threat of disruptive snow, but equally for parts of eastern england, the lik

in east we have more cloud, with snow showers in eastern england and eastern scotland. first thing monday morning we have those snow showers. we are likely to see widespread frost and icy conditions to start monday morning. most of the snow showers will be well scattered across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland. many places staying dry, particularly out towards the west. during the day on monday the cloud filter is further west. it will be a cold day. temperatures a few degrees above freezing for many of us, but when you add on the wind—chill, the easterly wind making it feel more like -5. a cold day on monday. we continue to see snow showers in the east and overnight heavier snow works into eastern scotland and england. it will be a bitterly cold started tuesday morning, well below freezing, and the met office had issued in amber warning. that's for the threat of disruptive snow in england on tuesday. the parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands and down towards kent we could see several centimetres and likely to cause disruption to travel. there cou

not far away from eastern england. not far away from eastern scotland.ut in the afternoon but leaving us with a lot of cloud. it will be chilli, i suspect. in the west and northern ireland and scotland, we should get some sunshine. temperatures here still pretty good for this time of the gear. but, it will be turning colder. as the week goes on. —— this time of the year. bridges were dropped and there is a chance for easterly wind. everything is slowing down, higher pressure is building in and because of that, it will turn a bit colder. at least it should be dry, not much rain at all, after tuesday. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: tough words for some us leaders, as students from the school targeted in a mass shooting demand tighter gun controls. if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, thenit can do is send thoughts and prayers, then it is for the victims to be the change we need to see. president trump's national security advisor calls

has issued an amber warning for potentially very disruptive snow on tuesday, particularly for eastern englandsruption to travel, perhaps school closures. as these heavy snow showers continue to work in. some of the snow showers reaching wales, down towards the southwest of england. but i think it will be eastern areas that will see the heaviest and most persistent of the snow showers. a bit of sunshine in between. a fair bit of dry weather for western scotland. looking to wednesday — easterly winds once again, with that mix of sun and heavy snow showers drifting from east to west across many parts of the country. temperatures will be below freezing all day for many of us through the course of wednesday. it is going to feel cold. snow will accumulate fairly quickly. we could see around 10—20 centimetres. perhaps more than that over the higher ground. probably not so much snow further west. it looks like we could see this area of low pressure breathing heavy and widespread snow from the south up to the country by thursday. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchi

but colder in eastern england. things will dry colder in eastern england. england. things will dry up because high pressure is building across the uk. it will keep these weather fans at bay. we have not seen much high pressure over the past few weeks, it means after a mild start to the week it will gradually turn that bit colder. with the high building in, it should become dry in most areas. this is bbc world news today, i'm karin giannone. our top stories: demanding action on gun control — survivors of the school shooting in florida plan to march on the us capital. a showdown at the munich security conference, as israel and iran trade insults — and threats. to the tyrants of tehran — do not test israel's resolve. iran will respond, we will respond seriously, and i believe it would be a response that people will be sorry. brought to a halt by a blizzard — rescuers postpone the search for a downed passenger plane in iran. as many as 66 people are feared dead. and... all in black on the red carpet. the stars of cinema show their support for the a campaign

eastern england seeing some outbreaks of rain on tuesday, through the afternoon. peter out, further west into scotland and northern ireland, more likely to see sunshine at times. still decent temperatures. but colder in eastern england. things will dry up because high pressure is building across the uk. it will keep these weather fronts at bay. we have not seen much high pressure over the past few weeks, it means after a mild start to the week it will gradually turn that bit colder. with the high building in, it should become dry in most areas.

in the east, cloud and snow showers for eastern england and scotland.are likely to see widespread frost and some icy conditions. monday morning, most snow showers will be fairly well scattered across eastern england and eastern scotland. many places staying dry, particularly in the west. during the day, that cloud filter is further west, so it will bea filter is further west, so it will be a cold day, temperatures perhaps a feud read above freezing for many, but adding on the wind—chill, making it feel more like minus five. a cold day on monday. we'll continue to see snow showers towards the east and, overnight on tuesday, heavier, more persistent snow working in across eastern england and scotland. a bitterly cold start to tuesday, well below freezing, and the met office had issued an amber warning. that threat of destructive snow, particularly for parts of the east, on tuesday. lincolnshire, yorkshire, the east midlands, essex, london and kent, we could see several centimetres of accumulating and disruptive snowfall. likely to cause disruption to trav

that is for the threat of disruptive snow, especially for parts of eastern england.g and disruptive snow likely to cause disruption to travel on tuesday, and there could be school closures. temperatures not getting above freezing for many of us. further snow showers filtering in on that risk easterly wind for tuesday night and wednesday, so further heavy, accumulating snow for many parts on wednesday. mainly eastern england and scotland, where it will be bitterly cold again, particularly with the wind—chill, but even further west we could see snow showers for wales in south—west england. some places could see up to 20 centimetres, even more over higher ground. snow likely to cause disruption in the coming days, and low pressure could bring blizzard conditions in the south later in the week. hello, this is bbc news, and martine croxall. we will be taking a look at the papers in a moment. first, the headlines. in leicester — emergency services deal with a major incident after an explosion and fire. more fighting between the syrian government and rebel groups in the dam

easterly wind, so further heavy accumulating snow for many parts of the country on wednesday, mainly eastern englandly 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 a un—agreed ceasefire. tonight, there are reports of a possible chemical attack. china's president, xijinping, could serve indefinitely under changes to the constitution put forward by the ruling communist party. also this hour: a k—pop extravaganza brings the winter olympics in

colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up england.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 country, ahead of a review of higher education funding in england. ministers reject pleas to issue a medical cannabis licence to a six—year—old boy whose rare form of epilepsy improves after taking the drug. this year's baftas are under way at the royal albert hall with the films three billboards outside leadi

cloud across eastern england and scotland will bring a few scattered snow showers, could be a couplegh the midlands, and although temperatures are above freezing just about by a few degrees it will feel colder than that when you add on the effect of the wind—chill with those cold, easterly wind and some of us it will not feel much warmer than about minus five celsius, bitterly cold and as we head through monday evening over night into tuesday some more persistent and heavy snow showers work in from the north sea across eastern scotland and eastern england also. temperatures well below freezing to start your day tuesday, it will not warm up in a hurry because we have those cold easterly winds, heavy snowfall and the met office have issued an amber warning of potentially very disruptive snow on tuesday, particularly for eastern england, southeast also. we could see disruption to travel, perhaps school closures, power cuts as not believe leave and heavy snow showers continue to work in on that brisk easterly wind. some of the snow showers reaching well down to the sublease —— southwest

has issued an amber warning for potentially very destructive snow on tuesday, particularly for eastern england these heavy snow showers continue to work in. some of the snow showers reaching wales, down towards the southwest of england. but i think it will be eastern areas that will see the heaviest and most persistent of the heaviest and most persistent of the snow showers. a bit of sunshine in between. a fair bit of dry weather for western scotland. easterly winds once again, with that mix of sun and heavy snow showers drifting from east to west across many parts of the country. temperatures will be below freezing all day for many of us of the course of wednesday. going to feel cold. scoble accumulate fairly quickly. we could see around 10—20 centimetres. perhaps more than that over the higher ground. it looks like we could see this area of low pressure breathing heavy and widespread snow from the south up to the country by thursday. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories. claims of a chemical

so showers in northern ireland, still in eastern england and eastern scotla nd still in eastern englandintain amber warnings into thursday. but this is a new one across south—western parts of england and into wales, going into thursday. we are going to see some heavy hand is robbed of snow and another bitterly cold day. —— heavy and disruptive snow. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm. the big freeze continues. forecasters predict sub—zero temperatures across much of the country overnight, and more disruption on the way. brexit and the irish border. downing street categorically rules out any return to a "hard border" after a leaked memo from borisjohnson. and a ceasefire in syria's eastern ghouta collapses. the un can't deliver aid to hundreds of thousands trapped there. and on newsnight, you will hear about the tragic death of zack cox, about the tragic death of zack cox, a british man who fell to his death 40 metres working on a stadium in qatar. what all went wrong.

decent temperatures at ten or 11, but colder in eastern england.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—old boy whose rare form of epilepsy improves after taking the drug. three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri has been named the outstanding film at the baftas.

monday morning, most of the snow showers will be fairly well scattered across parts of eastern england scotland, with many places staying dry, particularly towards the west. temperatures perhaps a few degrees above freezing for many of us, but when you add the wind—chill, the easterly wind makes it feel more like minus five degrees. a cold day on monday. we will see snow showers in the east,... it will be bitterly cold at the beginning of tuesday morning, with an amber warning. east midlands down to essex, london and kent, some destructive snowfall, likely to cause disruption throughout the day on tuesday, 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,

of wednesday, looks like most of the showers again will be confined to eastern coastal areas, particularly the northeast of englando wednesday, below freezing across the board. and an amber warning remains in place. northeast england, some places could see 5—10 cm. -- 5-15 —— 5—15 cm. there could be some significant disruptions to the course of wednesday morning, for central parts of scotland. at the east showers continue, they will be frequent and heavy. more in the way of sunshine, but it will be a very cold day, today might be the coldest of the week. factor in the wins, it will feel more like —5 — minus ten degrees celsius. this big area of low pressure is being named storm emma, it will work its way slowly up from the south full of moisture as it bumps into the united kingdom, it will turn into snow. particularly the southwest of england and into north of wales as we head to the course of thursday. meanwhile there will be further heavy snow showers across the eastern side of the country, in particular northeast england and eastern scotland. we will have to amber warnings in the afternoon, one across the north

rain is lingering in eastern england. of england and wales. temperatures are starting to drop down. through the course of next week, the wind direction is changing, coming in from the east. blue colours with a cold air mass on the way. mild and murky. things will turn more cold later on this week. the way. mild and murky. things will turn more cold later on this weeklj do not know where crisp has been living, but we've had snowdrops for weeks! yes. i guess it depends on way you why living. —— where you are living. now it is time for the film review. hello, and a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. good to have you with us, jason. what have you been watching? this week we go to sacramento, an ordinary town where saoirse ronan stars as lady bird, dreaming of romance and not serving coffee anymore. we go set sail on the oceans with colin firth single—handedly taking on the world in an around the world yacht race, starring as donald crowhurst in the me

up to 10cm of snow is expected today and as much as 20cm is predicted in some parts of eastern england northern ireland by the end of wednesday. drivers are being warned they could face major disruption. more than 200 trains are no longer running, while british airways says over 60 flights have been cancelled. let's go to jane frances kelly who is ata let's go to jane frances kelly who is at a given hill were a snow emergency has been declared. what is the latest? at christmas scene, not the sort of thing you expect at the end of february. this arctic winds, arctic conditions p southeast in their grip. there is an amber warning, overnight, bands of heavy snow went overnight, bands of heavy snow went over kent and parts of sussex. kent police been using 4x4 vehicles to respond to emergency call—outs. kent cou nty respond to emergency call—outs. kent county councils highways agency has declared a snow and emergency. it says it wants to keep all the main routes clear and have asked people not to contact it unless it is urgent. as i was driving down, there we re urgent. as i was driving do

scotland, north—eastern parts of england and maybe a few wintry flurriesit will feel closer to freezing. some parts of east anglia in the exposure to the wind will feel like _3’ exposure to the wind will feel like —3, so bitterly cold day on sunday. it turns even colder, this how it looks in the early part of next week, keeping that flow from arctic, the east and north—easterly winds, and in this set of as the winds, the north sea some wintry showers will develop and push on to eastern coasts, some of the wintry showers slowly pushing westwards, so it is cold and with a chance of snow. bye bayer. killed in a hit and run. casper and corey platt—may were struck by a car yesterday afternoon. their aunt says they will be so missed. they were the most loving boys. they did nothing wrong. they were loved by so many people. two people have been arrested and are being held by the police for questioning. also tonight: a review finds notjust girls but also vulnerable women are being sexually abused by grooming gangs in the north—east of england. were you the masterm

most of the snow showers will be well scattered across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland.hill, the easterly wind making it feel more like — five. a cold day on monday. we continue to seek snow showers in the east and overnight intojooste heavier snow works in two eastern scotla nd heavier snow works in two eastern scotland and england. it

eastern england seeing some outbreaks of rain on tuesday through the afternoon that peters out, and furthero 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 revelations. let's discuss all of tonight's events with jason solomons who was

snowfall is expected across eastern england, the midlands, scotland and wales, the met office says some cut off. trains are being cancelled on some routes from this evening and it's expected some schools will be shut. danny savage reports. as the cold air crept in from the east with it came the snow. showers and flurries so far, but more is on the way, say forecasters. first time i've seen snow like this in years. it was settling in north kent earlier as a stream of showers merged into a longer spell. hi, david? extra checks are being made on the elderly. there were no problems delivering meals in lincolnshire today, but tomorrow to be different, although everyone is optimistic. it doesn't bother me, really. you are provided, you are prepared for it. you've got stuff in the fridge and you've got everything like that, you've got to make sure you've got your boots ready, and things like that. by the middle of today, which is when we are delivering, there's not really a problem. i think there would be if we had to be there at seven o'clock in the morning, or ten o'clock at night. up and do

there have been a few showers dotted about through eastern parts of england in particular, and a keenrth—easterly wind. the showers will turn increasingly to snow in parts of east anglia, but especially south— east england as we go through the night. they will come through in bands so not everybody will see one. if you're underneath one of these bands of showers, you could see a few centimetres, icy conditions. if you're away from them, you will probably see nothing at all. there is a risk of some disruption from snow showers in parts of south—east england in particular, going into the morning. here is how things look at 8 o'clock in the morning. there may be a few showers dotted about through northern ireland and scotland. rain, sleet, hail possible, a bit of snow on the higher ground, not amounting to too much, but an ice risk with these. some fog patches around. much of england and wales, away from east anglia and the southeast, will be dry, frosty to begin the day, and the keen, cold wind still blowing in across east anglia and the south—east of england, and still with the snow sh

but the snow showers will continue through because of the day across central and eastern parts of englandd. temperatures barely getting above freezing. snow showers sensual and eastern areas then becoming fewer because of some thickening cloud. —— central and eastern areas. of course, coming into the really cold air, widespread frost, temperatures 2-4 air, widespread frost, temperatures 2—4 or so. two amber snow warnings tomorrow for the met office. persistent showers into the south east. for the north more organised area of snow for eastern part of england, yorkshire, greater manchester, north midlands. worst of the snowfall in the morning. extending into wales for a time. more slowly showers in the afternoon but drier in the south. if anything, the temperatures will be lower tomorrow than today. during colder than today. the cold feel, really cold, yet to arrive. wednesday turning our attention to frequent snow showers in northern and eastern scotland, north east of england. the next amber snow warning. fightback and ten centimetres widely, perhaps more than that in a few areas. scatter

lowering in snow showers, particularly across central and eastern parts of england earlier. gs from the met office, one for the persistent showers affecting kent around the london area to what essex. another area of heavy snow, 5-10 essex. another area of heavy snow, 5—10 centimetres likely parts of england down to watch the midlands. areas of snow pushing their way down towards wales. not much for west of scotla nd towards wales. not much for west of scotland or ireland. —— northern ireland. feeling cold. dylan colder than that in the wind, typically draws to inma cuesta freezing day. wednesday, the next heavy snow. amber warning for northern and eastern scotland, the north—east of england. heavy snow showers coming in on the song went from off the north sea. that is the main focus of the snow showers on wednesday. yes, some snow showers elsewhere across eastern england, not farfrom some snow showers elsewhere across eastern england, not far from the south—west. heavier... the temperatures lower on wednesday. out on the scent of the wind because it will be windy. the winds p

themselves safe. been drafted in to help emergency services. and parts of england. or severely reducing their services. in easternand and north east england. of course, snow is falling in many other areas of the uk as well. on some of the worst affected areas. winds, bad visibility and treacherous driving conditions. as many people took heed of the warning not to travel. but for those who tried, conditions were difficult. trains were cancelled. and on the motorways, some slips and slides. worse is set to come. of southern and central scotland from 3pm today, until 10am tomorrow. that means extreme weather is expected to be on its way. for some, driving conditions have already proved hazardous. suffered cuts and bruises, but nothing more serious. as many stayed at home. thousands of school pupils. more than 6,000 schools around the country were closed today. will close tomorrow. and all 11 of the spfl football matches tonight have been cancelled. avoid travel in these conditions, as the cold snap continues. in the north east of england. an amber weather warning is in place. and the north pennines. off for several

most of the snow showers will be well scattered across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland.he cloud filter is further west. it will be a cold day. temperatures a few degrees above freezing for many of us, but when

hundreds of schools closed across eastern england.itals were affected. —— in tonbridge, a blizzard. it looks great if you're not in one of those cars. closed schools means a day outdoors. and creative ways to have fun. there was snow on scarborough beach. even central london had a decent dusting. not an alpine resort, but parliament hill, just to the north of regents park this lunchtime. london never gets this. not at the end of february, into march. hoping it will last? 0h, march. hoping it will last? oh, yes, oh my god. we hope there will be snow tonight and then proper snow tomorrow. it really doesn't feel like central london today. we woke up like central london today. we woke up to an impressive amount of the white stuff, and if you cannot get into work or school, then there's only one thing to do, get involved with the fun. cheering in wales, there were tips on twitter about walking safely in the snow from carefully counselled. —— from caerphilly council. in dublin panic buying has left empty showers. this was buckingham palace

during tuesday more rain for parts of eastern england, east anglia, down towards kent and sussex.ere with sunshine for the west of scotland and northern ireland. turning a bit colder around east coast. we are going to be seeing this easterly wind developing later this week importing much colder air from scandinavia and northern europe. that means as we head through the week ahead, although it's quite mild and cloudy with a bit of rain, things turning colder later in the week. it is also looking largely dry with some wintry sunshine on offer too. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at eleven. brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp joe cox brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mpjoe cox resigns from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. president trump criticises the fbi for missing warning signals about wednesday's school shooting, describing it as unacceptable. 66 people are killed in a passenger plane crash in iran. the airline says there are no sui’vivoi’s. a major r

scotland and eastern england. ng through the crowd at times during the day. we will see at times during the day. we will see a spell of rain briefly but is heavier bursts in eastern scotland. damp, cloudy, misty and murky. as sky is clear in the west, some in western scotland and northern ireland, a bit of frost. northern ireland, a bit of frost. northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, still saying —— still staying fairly cloudy. temperatures through the rest of the country, not faring too badly but this time of year. tuesday night and wednesday, greater chance of frost but the cloud crossed the south—east will drift into southern counties of england and the south of wales set of those in the south—west, a cloudy day to come on wednesday. most will be dry. the cloud will break at times. but the press of the sunshine per northern england and northern ireland and given the fact the sun is strengthening day by day, we have the sunshine overhead and with temperatures like that, it should feel quite pleasa

has issued an amber warning for potentially very disruptive snow on tuesday, particularly for eastern englandk disruption to travel, perhaps school closures. as these heavy snow showers continue to work in. some of the snow showers reaching wales, down towards the southwest of england. persistent of the snow showers. a bit of sunshine in between. a fair bit of dry weather for western scotland. wednesday — easterly winds once again, with that mix of sun and heavy snow showers drifting from east to west across many parts of the country. temperatures will be below freezing all day for many of us through the course of wednesday. it is going to feel cold. snow could accumulate fairly quickly. we could see around 10—20 centimetres. perhaps more than that over the higher ground. probably not so much snow further west. it looks like we could see this area of low pressure breathing heavy and widespread snow from the south up to the country by thursday. bye for now. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: claims of a chemical weapons attack in syria. health officials say they suspect ea

quite wet picture a cross eastern parts of england and perhaps into the midlands. still on the high side but turning cooler under the cloud and rein in eastern parts of england. it is a downward trend. —— rain. aftera mild start, it will turn colder. we may even find easterly winds for a time but on the whole, the winds will become light, high pressure building in, very little rain around the talk but if we broke the cloud at night, more frost. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment, first the headlines. the husband of the murdered mp jo cox resigns from two charities set up in her memory, after admitting to inappropriate behaviour in the past. members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. the party now faces its fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the president of the european commission confirmed his desire to maintain a se

if the following in the form of showers but some parts in eastern england have got some pretty impressiveuction as a result. —— couple disruption. driving all of these snow showers into eastern areas. some pushing their way westward as well. during their way westward as well. during the start of wednesday, looks like showers again will be confined to eastern coastal areas, particularly the northeast of england and towards eastern scotland. it's going to be very cold start to wednesday, below freezing rain across the border. and amber stoney and amber warning remains in place. —— and an amber warning remains in place. we could see more amounts over the high ground. could see significant disruptions for scotland in northeast england as these showers will continue. they will be frequent and heavy. towards the south, showers around but it's good to be a very cold day. i think today might end up being the coldest of the week. factor in the wind as well, going to feel more like —5 to maybe -10 going to feel more like —5 to maybe —10 celsius. bitterly cold. now we look to the south as we go in t

meanwhile, there will be further heavy snow showers across the eastern side of the country, particularly northeast englandthursday afternoon. 0ne across the northeast and this new one across the southwest, and this snow will be heavy, prolonged and disruptive. another cold day. gale force southeasterly winds, which will make it feel very cold indeed. quick snapshot into friday. this band of snow will slowly move its way north, bringing pretty heavy falls. likely to cause some pretty significant disruption. i'm sharanjit leyl with bbc news. our top story: 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern ghouta after plans to suspend fighting for a ‘humanitarian pause' failed on the first day. the un says it hasn't been able to deliver any aid to the syrian suburb because of fighting. both sides have blamed each other for the failure of the ceasefire. president trump's son—in—law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has had his white house security clearance downgraded. he now won't have access to many sensitive documents. and this video is trending on bbc.com. in an article for vanity fair, monica lewinsky, the f

hundreds of schools closed across eastern england. and some hospitals were affected.mined to do their jobs. but those off work or school have enjoyed a day outdoors. jobs. but those off work or school have enjoyed a day outdoorslj jobs. but those off work or school have enjoyed a day outdoors. i know what to do. a snow angel. there are creative ways to have fun. around the uk the views were worthy of a postcard. even in central london there was a decent dusting. not an alpine resort, but parliament hill, just to the north of regents park this lunchtime. london never gets like this. especially going into march. we hope there will be snow tonight and then proper snow tomorrow. it really doesn't feel like central london today. we woke up to an impressive amount of the white stuff, and if you cannot get into work or school, then there's only one thing to do, get involved with the fun. cheering in wales, there were tips on twitter about walking safely in the snow from caerphilly council. in dublin panic buying has left empty shelves. this was buckingham palace this morning

and we start tuesday with some thicker cloud, some outbreaks of rain down the eastern side of englandter out, mind you. more sunshine for northern ireland and for scotland, perhaps some other western coasts of england and wales but already turning cooler out towards the east underneath all that cloud. and that is the way temperatures are going to be going. it is going to be turning cooler. high pressure, though, building in over the uk — whether it is this one from the atlantic or this one from scandinavia, not a great deal of breeze out there and where you have some breaks in the cloud, there may well be some frost in the outlook. after a mild start to the week, though, it will gradually turn a bit colder. the chance of some of easterly winds, but it should be turning dry. hello. i'm nkem ifejika and this is bbc world news. thousands of people in florida, including survivors of wednesday's mass school shooting, have taken part in a rally to demand tighter gun controls in the united states. the event took place outside the court building in the city of fort lauderdale, a short distanc

still some decent temperatures, 10—11d, but colder in eastern england.eather 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.

england, north and west wales later in the night. but on our temperature chart you will notice there are not as many blues, so temperatures staying above freezing for many here, central and easternis where we will drop below. maybe as low as minus six in parts of east anglia into the morning. it will take a while to warm up here, because any early morning sunshine will give way to cloud, stopping that rise in temperature. our main weather front to start the day will be somewhere across northern england towards wales and the south—west. so here, during the first part of the day, during the morning rush hour there will be some occasional rain at times, where the skies will be greyest. not wet everywhere, some of you will stay dry throughout. there could be a few breaks in the cloud to the east of the welsh mountains and through some parts of north—east england too. these are the areas most likely to see some rain at first. these are the areas where that rain band will sit all day long, perhaps turning heavier towards parts of wales and the far south—west. north of it, a few wintry showers in north—west scotland. a good deal of dry weather scotland, northern ireland, cloud breaking

scotland, parts of eastern england.11 degrees. murky, cloudy and grey on monday. the yellow colours are clearing towards the south and what we have as we fast forward through the week is colder air moving in on this easterly winds that are set to developed through the second half of the week. so things remain mild over the week. so things remain mild over the next few days, also murky and cloudy. but as we draw in easterly wind it will become colder with a return to something more wintry. thanks very much and see you later. we'll be back with a summary of this morning's news at 6:30. now it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. good to have you with us, jason. what have you been watching? this week we go to sacramento, an ordinary town where saoirse ronan stars as lady bird, dreaming of romance and not serving coffee anymore. we go set sail on the oceans with colin firth single—handedly taking on the world in an aro

wintry showers, could even bring a dusting of snow — even down to low levels for a time across eastern england and for northern ireland, north—westerly winds, from the word go, will continue to bring in plenty of snow showers inland. around the coast, more of a mixture of rain and probably a bit of sleet too. temperature wise, we're looking at highs between four and seven degrees celsius. friday evening and overnight, we're going to continue to see showers for a time but then a ridge of high—pressure moves in. that will clear the skies, so temperatures dip away. there will be a frost and a risk icy patches, and then a band of icy rain moves in off the atlantic, bumps into that cold air, and we will see snow potentially down to low levels across eastern scotland, and some snowy weather too for the hills of northern england. heading into the start of the weekend. eventually, it will start to come around from a more south—westerly direction. the snow will move higher and higher up into the hills until it turns into rain. a soggy afternoon with that wind and rain, heavy at times, turning milder. t

coming up, eastern scotland and eastern england seemed the cloud, a few scattered snow showers, subzero. most of the snow showers towards the east will be fairly well scattered on monday morning, many places staying dry, the best sunshine further west, but the cloud filtering further east. temperatures getting a few degrees above freezing but, adding an easterly wind, it will feel like minus five degrees for many of us. a cold day on monday and, further heavy snow showers towards the east as we head through monday evening and overnight onto tuesday we could see heavier and more persistent snow in eastern england and scotland. the met office issued an ample warning for potential disruption. —— and amber warning. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8:30pm: police declare a major incident in leicester after reports of a major explosion on hinckley road. fire engines and ambulance and police are on the scene. labour shift their policy on europe. the shadow brexit secretary says the party would now keep britain in a customs union. airstrikes continue in the besieged syrian enclave of eastern

eastern areas getting a kicking of snow. it is a freezing cold day, feeling very icy in the winter. overnight the wind changes direction and that will move the heaviest snow in north east englandare, what‘s coming down now will remain, and we‘ve got more heavy snow forecast for the end of the week. the met office issues amber warnings for large parts of north—east and south—east england. trade secretary liam fox will set out plans for new trade opportunities after brexit, but they‘re criticised by his former top civil servant. if you're going to give that up for the promise of some bilateral deals with markets that are much less important to us, it's like giving up a three—course meal for a packet of crisps. it's just not equivalent. a pause in the syrian government‘s assault on the rebel—held

the main changes through the day are a little more cloud for eastern parts of england and eastern scotland but in contrast, we may see more sunshine than yesterday for western scotland, northern ireland and the far south of cornwall. but there will be a stronger breeze here, so more of a wind chill. it won't be a warm day anyway, as you can see, and especially so for the eastern side of england and scotland. the wind is stronger for england and wales at the moment but it does pick up in the week further north. and then it gets interesting through the coming night. look at this — the risk of snow showers. and they will be snow showers because look how cold the air is again through the coming night. so as they come into the cold air, they will fall as snow. so it is likely we will see the first of our snow showers. several centimetres in a few places during the course of monday. again, the details will be quite difficult in the coming few days, but perhaps eastern scotland, eastern counties of england, the midlands as well at risk on monday, as well as southern coastal counties of england, p

miles per hour. 60— 70 in the strongest points across northern wales, north—west england, and eastern englandorth. sunday morning, losing the gales from the east of the country. blustery. coming in from the north—west. feeling colder. wildly in single figures. snow showers in western scotland, northern ireland, west england. a few showers from time to time. the blue is with us on monday with wind from the atlantic. showers. monday, not looking bad. good spells of sunshine. some wintry showers, mainly in the north and west. feeling cold. temperatures, 5—8. this weather front in the west will make inroads on monday night. initially of rain. after it bumps into the cold air, snow. certainly in central and southern scotland and the pennines. as the rain band pleasing enter the north sea, skies brightening up. cold air, sunshine and wintry showers. temperature—wise, 5—8. and other system moving in from the west on wednesday. it could bring disruptive snow. heavy snow in central and southern scotland in the final of england. further south, largely southern scotland in the final of england. furthers

wintry showers, could even bring a dusting of snow — even down to low levels for a time across eastern englandreas of england, but feeling quite chilly. further north, for scotland and for northern ireland, north—westerly winds, from the word go, will continue to bring in plenty of snow showers inland. around the coast, more of a mixture of rain and probably a bit of sleet too. temperature wise, we're looking at highs between four and seven degrees celsius. friday evening and overnight, we're going to continue to see showers for a time but then a ridge of high—pressure moves in. that will clear the skies, so temperatures dip away. there'll be be a frost and a risk of icy patches, and then a band of rain moves in off the atlantic, bumps into that cold air, and we will see snow potentially down to low levels for a time across eastern scotland, and some snowy weather too for the hills of northern england. now, heading on into the start of the weekend. eventually, the winds start to come around from a more south—westerly direction. dragging in some milder air. the snow will disappear higher and hi

the main changes through the day are a little more cloud for eastern parts of england and eastern scotlandere, even the odd snow flurry, but in contrast, we may see more sunshine than yesterday for western scotland, northern ireland and the far south of cornwall. but there will be a stronger breeze here, so more of a wind chill. it won't be a warm day anyway, as you can see, and especially so for the eastern side of england and scotland. the wind is stronger for england and wales at the moment but it does pick up in the week further north. and then it gets interesting through the coming night. look at this — the risk of snow showers. and they will be snow showers because look how cold the air is again through the coming night. so as they come into the cold air, they will fall as snow. so it is likely we will see the first of our snow showers. several centimetres in a few places during the course of monday. again, the details will be quite difficult in the coming few days, but perhaps eastern scotland, eastern counties of england, the midlands as well at risk on monday, as well as southern

it may brighten up in eastern england. as the week goes on and the chance of easterly winds, but with high pressure building in across the uk, mainly fine and dry. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: team gb celebrate its most successful day this could be at least silver for lizzy yarnold. team gb celebrate its most successful day in winter olympic history. lizzie yarnold wins gold in the women's skeleton while her teammate laura deas took bronze. yarnold's parents were there to see her success. she said she would do this for our country and she has. it has not sunk in at all. earlier izzy atkin won bronze in the women's ski slopestyle — a first ever medal for britain on skis. members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. theresa may warns the eu not to put lives at risk — by refusing to co—operate on security after brexit.

arrives across the highlands of scotland and northern england and it brightens from northern england and easterngland have a brighter day than tomorrow and are less cold one because we lose the wind. but for many it looks cloudy with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow on the hills and may wintry mix. for the rugby, of course the six nations kicks off this weekend. in wales they play scotland, some cold rain around here for the fans travelling even a few showers in paris. as we head into sunday, i weather system will fizzle out so a key north—east wind, cold wind in the far south and east but some sunshine coming into the north and west to the weekend does not start off too promising in the west but we will seek sunshine on sunday but we will seek sunshine on sunday but the cold wind will bring a change for that stage and into the start of the new week, a repeat performance, another band of rain comes into the cold air and we could have some snow as we move into tuesday and the cold air is with us to stay for much of next week. you're watching beyond 100 days. well, that was quick — peace and unit

scotland and eastern england. easterly winds. easterly wind. persistent snow showers.otland will only see that. of the country. accumulate quickly. across much of the country by thursday. 00:28:58,611 --> 1073741526:10:06,315 you're 1073741526:10:06,315 --> 2147483051:51:14,020 watching 2147483051:51:14,020 --> 3221224577:32:21,725 bbc 3221224577:32:21,725 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. the headlines. there has been a suspected chemical attack in syria. attack in syria. eastern ghouta, the damascus suburb on the attack from regime forces. on the attack from regime forces. the syrian government has always denied using chemical weapons. denied using chemical weapons. weapons ran before any talks can begin. begin. barcelona for the first time since last year's wrote for independence. last year's wrote for independence. the mayor of barcelona refused to attend a formal reception. attend a formal reception. the bbc news, we have got the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up, an uncomfortable morning of questioning for oxfam bosses. i am