sunny spells for england and wales. l islands. but it's a northeasterly wind that follows that will bring the odd shower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across south eastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken

but we'll see rain developing across south west england and south wales during sunday morning, and thatoss the southeast of england during the afternoon. away from here, though, we are going to find the odd shower cropping up but many places will be dry with some sunshine after the early mist and fog and again, temperatures around eight or nine degrees. it's getting windy with that rain in the south and more rain is not good news at all — 15—25 centimetres quite widely could lead to some further flooding. and the rain should clear away from south wales and south west england on sunday night but continue in the southeast, where it's going to be very windy — strong to gale force winds here. a few showers will get blown in further north from off the north sea but with more of a stronger northeasterly wind for england and wales, it won't be as cold. frosts early monday in scotland where we've got the clearer skies. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland shouldn't last too long. the rain slowly creeps away from the far southeast of england and then, with that northeasterly wind, ther

fraser dingwall scoring his first international try but george ford converted neither of england's two ensuring waleslty nine minutes from time put england ahead for the first time in the game. they held on to make it two wins from two other top the table for 2h hours, at least. more on that at 7:30pm. the premier league day started and ended with liverpool at the top of the table. but in between manchester city were the leaders for a couple of hours. and for the first time since november they beat everton 2—0 at the etihad thanks to erling haaland's first goals since november. alex fletcher reports. wherever manchester city ended the day, erling haaland was always going to be the centre of attention. pep guardiola said in a week his side needed to be careful against everton, a team with an eye on matters below them, sean dyche's view... it was his side that were able to frustrate in the first half, not allowing their opponents a single shot on target and only devastating attack on to find a way through. when city need a response, there is one man they can usually rely on. it there is one man they ca

scotland's defeat at the death in a moment but first twickenham where england gave the home fans a late victory to savour over waleseports. england versus wales, twickenham, a fixture to endure the ages. notjust for the rivalries and the results but the great and the chance to reflect and respect the ones who went before. where welsh momentum felt reassured short in scotland, the only way england could stop it was by foul play, penalty try in england had two men in the bin. england had two men in the bin. england needed the one try, ben earle. that surge of energy and dynamism. the hits came hard, the spaces are sprung in england's defence. england back at full strength, wales had the only man that mattered.— strength, wales had the only man that mattered. �* ., , ~ that mattered. away goes alex mann. su erb that mattered. away goes alex mann. superb from — that mattered. away goes alex mann. superb from wales. _ that mattered. away goes alex mann. superb from wales. half-time - that mattered. away goes alex mann. superb from wales. half-time as - superb from wales. half—time as 14—5, england needed a shower pans,

sunny spells for england and wales. ows that will bring the odd shower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across south eastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken as it moves south eastwards after dark, and then w

should see the rain clearing away, it's going to be a bit of a struggle further south across england and walester of rain here, pushing towards the south east. the best of the drier weather probably across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, with just a few showers in the far northwest. and temperatures over the weekend are not changing very much. 12 to ia degrees is mild, just not quite as high as today. live from london. this is bbc news donald trump will face a criminal trial in relation to hush money payments to an adult film staff. a judge in new york hasjust payments to an adult film staff. a judge in new york has just delivered his ruling. dramatic pictures from gaza's nasser hospital. the israeli military raids the facility — arresting several people. it says it has credible evidence that hostages have been held there. a setback for two of the world's biggest economies — the uk and japan fall into recession. we will be looking at how the uk recession compares with other countries. recession compares with other countries-— countries. three, two, one, ignition! — and fly me

the afternoon scott before england against wales, 445 kick look up england against wales, 445 kick looks. co—captain rory darge says scotland are ready for a huge challenge when they take on a france side that has their six nations campaign on the line at murrayfield tomorrow. because it's scotland who go into the game having won their opening match. andy burke reports. cheering the french fans in edinburgh hoping to see their team make the six nations campaign but perhaps also with trepidation. after defeat to ireland last weekend they know anything anything that a victory over scotland tomorrow and there helps her over. i be victory over scotland tomorrow and there helps her over.— there helps her over. i be difficult for french- _ there helps her over. i be difficult for french. last _ there helps her over. i be difficult for french. last time _ there helps her over. i be difficult for french. last time it _ there helps her over. i be difficult for french. last time it was - there helps her over. i be difficult for french. last time it was very i for french. last time it was very dif

should see the rain clearing away, it's going to be a bit of a struggle further south across england and wales a cluster of rain here, pushing towards the south east. the best of the drier weather probably across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, with just a few showers in the far northwest. and temperatures over the weekend are not changing very much. 12 to 14 degrees — it is mild, just not quite as high as today. live from london. this is bbc news dramatic pictures from gaza's nasser hospital — the israeli military says it's conducting an operation inside the facilty. police in bristol launch an investigation after a teenage boy dies after being stabbed. the third stabbing in as many weeks. a setback for two of the world's biggest economies — the uk and japan fall into recession. a landmark vote in greece — it could become the first orthodox majority country to legalise same sex marriage. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israeli forces have confirmed they've conducted a military operation inside the largest functioning h

it's a mild start for much of england wales outbreaks of rain of england wales, outbreaks of rain heavyy british skies showers will develop and there'll be a mixture of rain, hail and also a bit of sleet and snow over the hills, too, with temperatures by the end of the afternoon in mid to high single figures, to high single figures. cold start to friday as well compared to what we've been used to. but again, it'll be a day of sunshine and showers. some of you have a better chance of staying dry than you will do over the next few days. but when the showers form again, they'll be on the heavy side, quite lively and will be wintry over the hills just about anywhere. stay with the cooler conditions into the weekend. there will be some dry and bright weather. there'll be a few showers scattered around to take care. there'll be a few showers scattered around too. take care. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when donald trump said he would let russia do whatever the hell it wanted in nato member states that were not prepared to pay their defence bills, he set alarm bells ringing right a

the main main band is there but we've got this cluster of rain moving across england and wales, so theer skies will be across northern england, northern ireland, eventually wales and also into scotland with just one or two showers in the far north—west, and those temperatures over the weekend are not really changing very much. it's still on the mild side, just not quite as mild as today. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, gavin ramjaun. crystal palace move their scheduled press conference, after manager roy hodgson�*s taken ill in training, with the club set to be preparing to sack the 76—year—old. a stunning century from india captain rohit sharma means england have work to do, as the 3rd test begins in rajkot. and we'll be looking ahead to what promises to be the most open super league season in years, which kicks off tonight with the hull derby. crystal palace have today cancelled their schedul

it's a colder, drier start to the day across the south of england and wales.tches of mist and fog here, some hill fog further north where we'll keep all of that low cloud in that now milder—feeling air. so still some strong, gusty winds across the far north of scotland. elsewhere, the winds are lighter, still some wintriness for caithness and sutherland. but further south, there'll be lots of cloud for northern ireland, though, northern england, much of england and wales. in fact, there will be some sunshine developing — watch out for some showers towards the west, maybe. and these will be the temperatures to end the afternoon. it's turned a lot milder now across scotland, 12 celsius in the south of england. low pressure approaches the far southwest, the winds will pick up here, some showers and some longer spells of rain just creeping into the south—east of england and east anglia as we head towards the end of the day on saturday. that area of low pressure is set to spin its way further northwards towards parts of eastern scotland as we head through the day o

far cry from the rest of the uk, where those temperatures in england and wales are not budging much overnighting into tomorrow, this band of cloud and rain continued southwards across northern ireland into northern england and wales. heavy rain over the hills, rain eventually arrives in the midlands. sunshine follows to the north. it gets colder, wintry showers in northern scotland. temperatures lower than today, but we still have that mild air ahead of the rain and southern parts of england, so 13 or 1a degrees here. but even here, the weather changes overnight as we see rain moving down. following that, we get colder air pushing across more of the country and may be frost in many places for wednesday morning, but hopefully a bit of sunshine. still cloud and patchy rain through the english channel and the far south of england on wednesday. snow showers in northern scotland, particularly cold here. elsewhere, typical around 6 or 7 degrees. now, we have a weather front hanging around across the english channel and it is going to move northwards again overnight and into thursday as this area of

the main difference, if you look at england and wales, it was| look at england and wales, it was thehe first minister, mark drakeford, and his health minister at the time, vaughan gething. a more cautious approach to lockdown is, there was a firebreak over the october period, over half term. that didn't happen in england. did that make much of a difference? it's up for debate. a lot of it will be focused on that. was that the right decision? the knock—on effect of the cautious approach would have been the mental impact on a number of people having to stay at home for longer, miss theirfamilies of people having to stay at home for longer, miss their families and things like that. those will be the key questions to come out of the inquiry in wales. for key questions to come out of the inquiry in wales.— key questions to come out of the inquiry in wales. for now, thanks very much- _ and you can watch the welsh covid inquiry live on our website — we'll be streaming the proceedings at bbc.co.uk/news, starting in a few minutes time. we will have plenty of analysis on the key evidence throu

a very different looking day of weather today for much of england and wales than we saw yesterday.derneath rather grey leaden skies. but still the sunshine continues across much of scotland today and indeed the far north of northern ireland too. and here is the weather front responsible for the change in our weather. it's a warm front, it's moving further northwards and eastwards as we head through the rest of the afternoon across england and wales. and it's bringing with it some milderfeeling air, but lots of thickening cloud, coastal fog and some showery outbreaks of rain on and off for the rest of the day with brisk south—westerly winds. but still some sunshine for much of northern ireland and from the borders north with some wintry showers still perhaps across the higher ground of western scotland. and overnight tonight, well our weather front continues to push further northward, sending more cloud into northern ireland and perhaps into southern scotland, too. a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight with temperatures for some in the sheltered glens of scotland down as lo

sunny spells for england and wales. rly wind that follows that will bring the odd shower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across southeastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken as it moves south eastwards after

sunny spells for england and wales. ower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across south eastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken as it moves south eastwards after dark, and then we await the next weather syste

showers coming over the irish sea into england and wales, and a few showers for a while in the far northatures not quite as high as today, but 12 celsius in the central belt of scotland is above average, still around 14 in the southeast of england and across east anglia. now over the weekend, we're looking to the atlantic to see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards, starting dry for many places i think on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13—14 celsius. if it does brighten up a little bit, that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but

as we head through monday night, clearer skies for england and wales with the breeze tending to die down will be across england and wales, where we will have again a frost, perhaps even a few mist and fog patches around to start the day. tuesday, we see this weather front pushing southwards and eastwards across the country, it will be weakening as it pushes into that ridge of high pressure. some heavy rain likely across scotland and northern ireland for a time, maybe some snow on the hills, that weather front weakens as it pushes into england and wales, so a rather cloudy afternoon here. brighter for scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon, but there will be some blustery showers and these will have a wintry element to them, temperatures range from 7—10. looks like it remains unsettled for the rest of february, could turn a bit milder midweek but then it turns colder as we head into the first few days of march. live from london, this is bbc news. the conservative party under pressure after its former deputy chairman is suspended for comments branded "anti—muslim". israeli strike

it looks like it's going to be very wet for the next 2a hours, particularly across england and wales. the week, as well, as be pulling colder air behind the low pressure on thursday, things will be turning colder for all areas in any showers. we'll have wintry elements of them across northern and western hills for friday and into the weekend. now this deepening area of low pressure will move across the country, particularly england and wales, during the course of thursday, squeezing the isobars, indicating gales for a time. and then you'll see the blue colours invading the whole of the uk behind the system. so it turns colder for all but through the morning. there could be some issues with standing water. localised flooding as this rain could be heavy, squally, as it spreads across the midlands, southern and eastern england. maybe some rumbles of thunder on it. strong and gusty winds with that too. but even as we move out of the morning, into the afternoon, you could see another round of heavy rain spreading across central, southern and eastern england. it'll take its time to clear. e

we started with some early practice, mist and fog to watch out for for england and wales. that should paid, this weather front weakens as it pushes south into england and wales through the afternoon. it are behind it for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. central and blustery showers, a bit wintry on the hills. temperatures from 6 to 9 sources. the middle part of the week, this next system moves in, it will bring a wedge of wild area so it will be turning gradually as we move through wednesday but also more cloudy and more windy. it struck chilly, perhaps some early mist and fog across the southeast. some early brightness then wetter and breezy, the weather pushes in from —— into northern and western areas. temperatures will be climbing with home wetter and more windy weather into the low teens. still quite chilly across the far north and east. as we end february, staying unsettled and mild, but then towards the first few days of march, turning unsettled and cold once again. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at six. now its time to join our colleagues

a very different—looking day of weather today for much of england and wales than we saw yesterday.derneath rather grey leaden skies. but still the sunshine continues across much of scotland today and indeed the far north of northern ireland too. and here is the weather front responsible for the change in our weather. it's a warm front, it's moving further northwards and eastwards as we head through the rest of the afternoon across england and wales. and it's bringing with it some milderfeeling air, but lots of thickening cloud, coastal fog and some showery outbreaks of rain on and off for the rest of the day with brisk south—westerly winds. but still some sunshine for much of northern ireland and from the borders north with some wintry showers still perhaps across the higher ground of western scotland. and overnight tonight, well, our weather front continues to push further northward, sending more cloud into northern ireland and perhaps into southern scotland, too. a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight with temperatures for some in the sheltered glens of scotland down as l

in the past decade, the number of local authority—run youth centres in england and wales has fallen byenise hatton, chief executive of the ymca for england and wales. thank you for being with us. how bad is the situation?— is the situation? since 2010, 11, 7396 of funding _ is the situation? since 2010, 11, 7396 of funding has _ is the situation? since 2010, 11, 7396 of funding has been - is the situation? since 2010, 11, 7396 of funding has been cut - is the situation? since 2010, 11, 7396 of funding has been cut in l 73% of funding has been cut in england and wales in relation to delivering new services, 22% in wales, £1.1 million worth of cuts. the government would probably argue it's increased expenditure in services but tell us what is particularly difficult for you at the moment? i suppose if we look at the youth centres, over half of them have been closed, some of those have gone to other voluntary or other youth services that have been able to deliver in the voluntary sector but actually, when we analyse our figures and we take out service funding that is not youth work and the

jenny, thank household energy bills in england, scotland and wales are set to fall to their lowest level years from april, under a new price cap set by the regulator. the amount suppliers can charge for each unit of energy you use will be just over 12% down on the previous quarter. that means on the typical bill, a drop of around £238 a year. this is for bills in great britain but prices are also moving lower in northern ireland. the regulator, 0fgem, has however highlighted that energy debt has reached a record £3.1 billion pounds and people £3.1 billion and people will continue to see their standing charges rise. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith explains. when we do turn it off we normally just click this.— just click this. jenson and reuben are aaivin just click this. jenson and reuben are giving me _ just click this. jenson and reuben are giving me a — just click this. jenson and reuben are giving me a tour _ just click this. jenson and reuben are giving me a tour to _ just click this. jenson and reuben are giving me a tour to show- just click this. jenson and reuben a

heaviest towards the west across northern ireland, western scotland, down through northwest england, western walessweeps its way eastwards. but then a couple of cold fronts will be pushing through as we head through thursday, so, again, it will be turning colderfor most. this rain pushes across east anglia through central—southern england, perhaps pepping up at times. brighter skies, but also a good scattering of showers and some chillierfeeling air. some of these showers could be wintry, perhaps, over the scottish mountains, so turning colder. bye— bye. hello, i�*m christian fraser. you�*re watching the context on bbc news. iam not leading i am not leading the issue. i will stay in the engaged as a citizen because it is urgent —— not leaving the issue. the world would be safer, cleaner, healthier without any question, and there would be a better economy with many more jobs created in these new sectors. everybody is moving too slowly, including ourselves. we are not moving fast enough with the sense of urgency necessary with full commitment. tonight a sit down with the united states leader on clim

now, so far this february, it has been a bit of a wash—out across england and wales.over double the average rainfall so far this month. parts of east anglia, houghton hall in norfolk had three times the average rainfall, and there's more to come as well. now, on the satellite picture, all of this white speckled cloud you can see to the north and west of the uk is shower cloud, and there are loads of those, so we are looking at more showers working in. and over the next few hours, by and large, the showers are most likely to be across northern and western scotland, a few for the north and west of northern ireland, one or two for wales and the southwest of england but otherwise, particularly across inland areas, we'll have clear spells to take us into saturday morning and a cold start to the day with some frost or maybe one or two icy stretches. should be a fine if somewhat chilly start to the day, then, on saturday, but it is another day where we'll see showers pop up. some of those across northern scotland, some of the heaviest ones probably across southern areas of e

now, today wasn't a record—breaker by any means, but it was unusually mild, particularly for england and walese high temperatures came because we had a southerly breeze, and we also broke the cloud up to give some sunshine here and there as well. but that was ahead of the rain. and, whilst it was 15 celsius in manchester for a while, we have seen the cloud thickening across wales and western parts of england with some rain developing. the rain's cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, but this band of rain will push southeastwards across england and wales. should be gone by the end of the night, and it's going to leave some clear spells, but a few showers towards the north and the west, and not quite as warm as it was last night, but still a mild start to friday. and friday should be a quiet day, really. we're going to find some spells of sunshine. they'll shower coming over the irish sea into england the odd shower coming over the irish sea into england and wales, and a few showers for a while in the far north the far north of scotland. may well turn out to be quite sunny across sout

sunday then, these weather fronts will take their time to clear england and wales. d wales. slowly, skies will brighten from the west, but there could be a hung back of that rain across parts of eastern england, east anglia and the southeast. but elsewhere, not a bad looking day, i think, to come for sunday with some sunshine around. temperatures, maybe degree or so down in the north, but again, at 14—15 celsius across the south, so well above where we should be for the time of year. into the new week, it does stay on the mild side, increasing chance of rain and stronger winds towards the end of the week where we'll also start to see temperatures coming down a little bit. this is bbc news, the headlines. russia's prison service says the jailed opposition figure, alexei navalny, has died. he was vladimir putin's most vocal critic this was him in court yesterday. his wife yulia made this defiant statement. translation: i want putin and all of his allies, all — translation: i want putin and all of his allies, all of _ translation: i want putin and all of his allies, all

sunny spells for england and wales. that will bring the odd shower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across south eastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken as it moves south eastwards after dark, and then we a

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as we head through monday night, clearer skies for england and wales with the breeze tending to die down than it will be across england and wales, where we will have again a frost, perhaps even a few mist and fog patches around to start the day. tuesday, we see this weather front pushing southwards and eastwards across the country, it will be weakening as it pushes into that ridge of high pressure. some heavy rain likely across scotland and northern ireland for a time, maybe some snow on the hills, that weather front weakens as it pushes into england and wales, so a rather cloudy afternoon here. brighter for scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon, but there will be some blustery showers and these will have a wintry element to them, temperatures range from 7—10. looks like it remains unsettled for the rest of february, could turn a bit milder midweek but then it turns colder as we head into the first few days of march. live from london. this is bbc news the conservative party is under increasing pressure after suspending an mp over claims of racism. lee anderson said "islamists"

bright conditions developing across scotland, northern and western england and wales will stay cloudynnel it will stay pretty wet. a windy day across the board. winds touching gale force. and even though it will be mild on the face of it, 11—13 degrees, it's that wind which will temper the feel. now that first batch of rain gets out of the way, but it still links into some more persistent rain around the english channel through the night and into thursday morning. another batch of pretty lively downpours will work the way in from the west, and that will be dividing line between the milder air that sits there through the night in the south—east and something colder to the north and west with some frost and ice. and that colder air will gradually push its way in as we go through into thursday, pushing across all parts of the uk as rain gradually clears its way eastwards and it'll push us back really to the way february should feel now. it's a mild start for much of england wales, outbreaks of rain heavy at times strong winds developing through the english channel. the rain does edge out

through the afternoon, though, northern england and wales turn increasingly wet and windy. during daylight hours, but fairly cloudy, some sunshine and again, 14—15 celsius will be possible. the patchy rain will, by the end of the afternoon and evening, edge its way southwards. it looks like it starts to fade, but then regains strength. after some clear skies for a time in the north with a touch of frost, cloud and rain will surge its way northwards later in the night on wednesday and mild weather fights back once again. so it will be a very mild start to wednesday but a thoroughly wet one. these weather fronts bring in outbreaks of rain quite extensively, pushing its way eastwards with some strong and gusty winds throughout the day, too. wettest in the morning for many, and particularly so on hills exposed to those southerly gales brining up from the west later — sunshine and showers — but rain will hold on across shetlands into the middle part of the afternoon and it may never fully clear the channel islands and the english channel. in the sunshine, it's going to be mild.

they'll shower coming over the irish sea into england and wales and a few showers for a while in the s well. those temperatures not quite as high as today, but 12 degrees in the central belt of scotland is above average, still around 1a in the south east of england and across east anglia. now, over the weekend, we're looking to the atlantic to see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. that rain pushing its way eastwards, starting drive for many places i think on saturday. but there will be a lot of cloud, a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13 or 1a degrees. if it does brighten up a little bit, that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the no

later on saturday, england and wales renew their rivalry at twickenham.win after starting with a defeat to scotland despite a stirring fight back last week, while the hosts will want to continue building momentum as they try to whip up a frenzy on their return to twickenham. what we've been doing in training the last few weeks, for me, i've kind of been in and around squads for the last four years, really, and this is the most together i've felt a team, an england team, and yeah, massively excited to put a positive stamp at twickenham and really cement this as a hard place to come and play. england—wales — a massive history behind the game, and obviously especially because of that, but obviously it's a must—win game for us because of the place we are in the tournament. i wouldn't say it's like every other game because england—wales is definitely special. india will be without batsman virat kohli for the remainder of the test series with england. kohli missed the first two tests due to personal reasons, and that has been extended for the remaining three ma

tonight, more in _ england versus wales game. tonight, more in the _ england versus wales game. tart on sunday— largely frost—free to start on sunday morning. this area of low pressure — sunday morning. this area of low pressure is — sunday morning. this area of low pressure is still there so it keeps things— pressure is still there so it keeps things unsettled. a more pronounced, organised _ things unsettled. a more pronounced, organised band of rain moving through— organised band of rain moving through north—eastern parts of england — through north—eastern parts of england into eastern scotland. elsewhere, some morning mist and fog should _ elsewhere, some morning mist and fog should tend _ elsewhere, some morning mist and fog should tend to clear. some sunny spells _ should tend to clear. some sunny spells a — should tend to clear. some sunny spells. a rush of showers than coming — spells. a rush of showers than coming from the with one of two of those _ coming from the with one of two of those on _ coming from the with one of two of those on the heavy side. maximum temperatur

the odd shower coming over the irish sea into england and wales, and a few showers for a while in theotland is above average still, and ia in the south—east of england and across east anglia. now, over the weekend, we're looking to the atlantic to see some rain. that first weather front is just going to fade away. this is the main feature of the weather through the weekend. of the weather through the weekend, that rain pushing its way eastwards. starting dry for many places, i think, on saturday, but there will be a lot of cloud. a few spots of rain ahead of the main rain band that's that's bringing some wet weather over northern ireland, moving a little more quickly over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales and into western scotland later on in the day as well. but still ahead of that, we've got temperatures reaching 13—14 degrees if it does brighten up a little bit. that band of rain moves eastwards overnight. we're all going to get some spells of rain for a while. it does clear away more readily from the northern half of the uk, but a different story further south,

and that band of rain will move away from southern scotland and northern ireland into england and waleswindy air still there in southern parts of england, temperatures of 13 or 1a degrees. but even here, things will change overnight as this weather front takes some rain further south, allowing that colder air to move down from the north across more of the country by wednesday morning, leading to a frost, but hopefully some sunshine around. but there will be some snow showers in northern parts of scotland, some icy conditions here. we've still got some cloud and maybe a little rain at times in the far south of england and through the english channel. but otherwise, temperatures are going to be near 6—7 degrees, degrees, so a chilly day. are going to be near 6—7 degrees, now, we've got a weather front are going to be near 6—7 degrees, just sitting across the english channel on wednesday. but is this area of low pressure moves in from the atlantic, so that weather front moves north, which takes rain northwards into the cold air. now, whilst we're likely to stay as rain in southern most par

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