in essex, g rifters boots ready at that. in essex, grifters are being deployed.sters are right they will be busy at the end of the beat. today has been a taste of what is on the cars, overnight and has been a taste of what is on the cars, overnightand in has been a taste of what is on the cars, overnight and in the days ahead. time now for the travel show. coming up on this weeks show. spending the night in a snow—covered mountain in scotland. eugh! the camera is finally starting to freeze over. there are tips on the best place to honeymoon. and i am enjoying my own twopenny at a new korean enjoying my own twopenny at a new korea n restau ra nt enjoying my own twopenny at a new korean restaurant for solo diners here in seoul. first up this week we are in the cairngorms national park in this pa rt cairngorms national park in this part of the scottish islands. the frozen landscape is beautiful at this time of year, but conditions can be brutal and recently a number of hikers have found themselves in trouble after reaching higher terrain. the advice is never to atte

ben ando is in colchester in essex. how much disruption has there been there?a fair amount. greater anglia who run trains from this station into london normally packed with rush—hour commuters were running barely half the number of services. the snow levels weren't as high as anticipated but the temperatures were very cold. some commuters were asking if the beast from the east was the least from the east. the difficulty for the rail network is they need to plan for the worse. snowy conditions can cause signals and points to fail and all sorts of difficulties and they can't run as many trains and those that do run as many trains and those that do run have to run more slowly. they are looking to reinstate some services, particularly to rural lines. they are aware that tonight the forecast is for more snow and there could be more disruption to come over the next few days. staff here have been helping out. there have been engineering workers, people who normally work in administration coming down to help passengers. although passengers were frustrated most apprecia

in essex, gritters are being deployed.recasts are right, they will be even busier at the end of the week. today has been a taste of what's on the cards. the real challenges come overnight and in the days ahead. david shukman, bbc news. let's speak to our weather presenter louise lear. louise, an awful lot of talk on the conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold today. how serious is it? conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold today. how serious is mm conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold today. how serious is it? it is just starting to develop, actually. we have two areas of heavy snow showers at the moment. one across the north year —— northeast around new castle. these are the two ember weather warnings. we can show you those end of the graphics and a little more detail. two main weather warnings to point out to you. one in the southeast, as i say, across the essex and kent and the other up into the far north and east and so we could see as much as 5—10 cm of snow from these two areas. this is due tomorrow. there w

warning in place forfurther snow showers that are expected through the day, but out towards parts of essex showers have been fairly relentless overnight. a bit of respite this afternoon, some sunny spells, temperatures between zero and 2 celsius but factor in that north—easterly wind, it's going to feel much colder. further snow showers expected, low pressure feeding in from the east overnight tonight. worst affected, yes, still down in south—east london, part of essex and kent but they could drift anywhere overnight. the minimum temperature between —6 and —3. so another bitterly cold start tomorrow morning. some sunny spells, further snow showers, again, across—the—board. and then further snow expected as we head through thursday. we're looking at a low pressure system working its way up from the south, that could turn to snow, but also associated with it is some strong winds and that's going to cause some problems through thursday and through friday. and it remains very cold. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker a

one is here in southend, essex.nity have started learning. on one day, a young boy appears to be crying. there is a child here who clearly is upset. minutes later, the teacher seems to use force. there is a physicality about that. they're manhandling the child. the child remains very distressed. that raises immediate concerns. i wouldn't expect to see that in the classroom. any parent watching that would be very, very worried about what's going on. on a different occasion, a boy appears to cower away from the teacher. what you've got there is clearly a child who seems to be quite wary of the adult that's there. when the adult turns around, the child steps back. and the adult clearly strikes the child. on all counts, that is completely unacceptable. there are huge safeguarding issues about the well—being of those children. are you surprised that this can happen in the uk in this day and age? iam. parents throughout the land will be so surprised that schools of this scale are operating outside the legal system. the sy

when sledging in tiptree in essex.om plete presenter greg will be able to complete his challenge. he needs a tip from caerphilly council, has sent out a humorous tweet who are advising you how to walk in the snow, they say you have to walk like a penguin. the key to that is loose knees and small steps with your toes pointed out. i am hoping you will give us a demonstration later on. maybe later. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. temperatures in parts of scotland fell as low as minus 11. not all others will see snow today, some of us others will see snow today, some of us will be dry with sunny intervals, some of us will say a little bit of snow and some will see significant snow. we will stop with the significant snow. the met office has two areas covered by the bee prepared amber warnings. the first is across northern, eastern and central and southern scotland. also pa rt central and southern scotland. also part of cumbria. this one runs until 6pm on thursday evening and we are looking at a further t

let's look at the south—east again, and kent, sussex, essex, possibly greater london, this is where weld catch snow flurries in the morning. this u nfortu nately flurries in the morning. this unfortunately will coincide with rush—hour or evenjust unfortunately will coincide with rush—hour or even just before the rush—hour, but these are snow showers, only five miles across, almost like throwing a dart, some will get it, some won't. further wintry showers along the north sea coast and across the uk it mainly started bright and cold with a frost expected. a chilly day on the weight with the best of the sunshine across many northern and western areas and a beautiful day for glasgow and edinburgh and also sunshine expected in plymouth but across central and eastern areas it will be cloud coming through, a breeze and some chances of wintry showers through the afternoon. this weather front is going to move into the cold air during the course of monday night and watch what happens, a spell of snow in scotland, northern ireland and the north—west of england. we don't think much, maybe ten cent

in essex, a car bus veered off the road as well. passenger bus veered off the road as well. in essex, a car passengerfilmed bus veered off the road as well. in essex, a car passenger filmed i7 damaged or abandoned vehicles alongside the road near colchester. in cannes, where the county council had declared a snow emergency, they work flat out to cover as many rows as possible, but like traffic overnight meant salt could not do its work done by the time the morning commute began, accidents and ice had closed a series of routes. drivers posted video images of the m 20 were all traffic was brought to a halt north of maidstone. up to ten centimetres of snow fell across kent, surrey and east sussex where farmers help to keep minor roads open. more than 300 schools were closed. across the eastern counties, traffic crawled and travellers waited for news on cancelled rail services. 0perators had run empty trains to keep the tracks open but for a while the snow defeated them. temperatures are falling again, travelling will remain unpredictab

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

areas we are not certain about overnight and tomorrow morning, this line of snow showers, suffolk, essexarea of snow pushing into yorkshire and parts of the west midlands, parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. all capable of disrupting things going into the morning. a met office amber warning for this snow. it could be up to ten centimetres in parts of england. that warning is to be prepared for some disruption from this snow. also pushing through parts of wales. tuesday, some parts of avoiding the snow showers and staying dry. feeling colder. and you're watching beyond one and hundred days. russia blinks, just a little, in syria, allowing a brief daily truce to get humanitarian aid in east ghouta. from tomorrow, for 5 hours, there will be a humanitarian pause — but today the bombing continued and more civilians were killed. the united nations pressured moscow to allow some relief after 500 people, including children, were killed in the area last week. brexit will mean brexit — says the government — but the opposition is less resolute — today the labour party laid out its vis

war two bomb which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday has been towed to the sea off essexmorning, but the weather is causing delays. tolu adeoye reports. through the night, the royal navy worked to move the unexploded 500 kilograms german world war ii bomb which grounded flights for an entire day at london city airport. as we opened this morning, preparations we re opened this morning, preparations were made to detonate the bomb which had been towed to shoeburyness on the essex coast. about ten hours driving very slowly. having just deflated the mind lifting mag and back on the sea bed gently, they are 110w back on the sea bed gently, they are now guarding it carefully. we will prepare the explosives to strap onto the bomb which will hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it's estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london, just this morning a suspected device which turned out to bea suspected device which turned out to be a shell was found near the da rtford be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. countless wartime relics have b

in essex, a car passenger filmed 17 damaged or abandoned vehicles alongside the a120 close to colchesternt, where the county council had declared a snow emergency, gritters worked flat out to cover as many roads as possible. but like traffic overnight meant salt couldn't do its work. by the time the morning commute began, accidents and ice had closed a series of routes. tribe is posted video images of m20, where all traffic was brought to north of maidstone. —— drivers. up to ten centimetres of snow fell across kent, sorry and east sussex, where farmers helped to keep minor roads open. more than 300 schools were closed. this village was completely cut off for a time as ice and compacted snow stranded cars and lorries. some of the locals here have been helping people move cars off the main roads, it has been very icy, and the sun has not had time to hit it, so, yeah, it has been an interesting day. landlord jason was among those who helped reopen the road. you have seen the forecast, are you worried about the rest of the week? it is going to be the same again tomorrow, i do believe, and t

one is here in southend, essex.hodoxjewish community have started learning. on one day a young boy appears to be crying. there is a child here who clearly is upset. minutes later the teacher seems to use force. there is physicality about that. the man manhandling the child. the child remains very distressed. that raises immediate concerns. i wouldn't expect to see that in the classroom. any parent watching that would be very, very worried about what's going on. on a different occasion, a boy appears to cower away from the teacher. what you've got there is clearly a child who seems to be quite wary of the adult that's there. when the adult turns around the child steps back. and the adult clearly strikes the child. that is completely unacceptable on all counts. there are huge safety guarding issues about the well—being of the children. are you surprised that this can happen in the uk in this day and age? iam. parents throughout the land will be so surprised that schools of this scale are operating outside the legal sy

part of essex, kent, maybe just drifting down towards east london as well.way for all parts later on this afternoon, so brightening up. the maximum temperature still chilly, i'm afraid, just six celsius. overnight tonight could be staying clear. so the temperature will plummet, it will stay a bitterly cold night. perhaps colder than last night with the minimums ranging from —3 to a very cold minus six. so another very cold start tomorrow morning. the cloud is going tomorrow morning. the cloud is going to increase, though, through thursday. and with its slightly colder air so the temperature for the next few days is on the climb. it is, however, going to feel quite cold. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. hello — this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: hedgehogs are in major decline in the uk. we'll chat to a woman who provides sanctuary to hundreds of the

snow, but equally for parts of eastern england, the likes of yorkshire, lincolnshire, down towards essext, we could see several centimetres of accumulating and disruptive snowfall, likely to cause disruption to travel, there could be school closures as well. temperatures not getting above freezing for many of us getting above freezing for many of us all day. further showers filtering in on the easterly wind, tuesday night on into wednesday too. heavy accumulating snow for many parts of the country on wednesday. eastern england and scotland, it will be bitterly cold once again, particularly when you add on the wind—chill. further west we have snow showers too. some places could see 10—20 centimetres, even more than that kim elating over the higher ground. snow likely to cause disruption over the next few days. the weather could bring blizzard conditions in the south later in the week. stay tuned. bye—bye. this is bbc news. had lunch at 11. major incident in leicester after an explosion and fire destroyed a shop in nearby homes. police say it is not terror related. neighbours believed labo

might be a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, maybe essex andalking about. that north—easterly wind bringing a cold and wintry showers. the further west you are the brighter it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe.

those affected areas will be the far north—east of england and stretching down across the essex, kentussex coastline. we could see significant accumulation starting to develop towards dawn. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for these two areas. we could see as much as five or ten centimetres of snow could affect the commute into the london area, and you have an issue if you are driving or taking the trains across the north—east of england. stay tuned to your bbc local radio stations first thing, but it looks like the snow showers will be being driven along by a brisk, north—easterly breeze. perhaps in the afternoon a lull in proceedings across the south—east, but it will have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold for all of us, with those temperatures really struggling. but the best of the sunshine reserved for further west. as we move into wednesday, we have still got met office amber weather warnings, and be prepared for disruption, but this time the emphasis changes into the north—east of england and affecting eastern scotland. we could se

do not be surprised if this was covering around suffolk, essex, kent is specially.y the greater london area. you know what happens when we get snow on busy motorways. there could be delays. the rest of the country looking fine, some snow affecting easter nears, and a couple of degrees above freezing in belfast. chile and partly cloudy sky. that is monday morning's rush hour. how about the afternoon? the wintry showers will continue across this corner the country. across the north west it will be bright, and in the north—east, it will be sunny, newcastle, edinburgh. around three degrees, so certainly on the chilly side. london getting up to about five. a chance of some flakes of snow moving through the capital. watch what happens on monday night into tuesday. a weather front moves to end potentially bring snow across northern and western areas. probably not a lot, it will snow itself out by the time the weather front is across the midlands. but northern ireland, scotland, the north west on into wales, they could get a covering into towns and cities. maybe the centime

more courtroom drama in the sentencing hearings for disgraced you western essex dr larry nasser a father whose three daughters were abused by nasser once to cross the courtroom and in apparent bid to attack the former dr nasser has been sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for decades of sexual abuse the judge has said the father won't face charges for the attempted attack and more than willing to let you say something but in a court room we we try to you don't use profanity but if a distraught father faces the man who had paid used his three daughters is over as you to those are the sentencing. to grant me five minutes so that a lot of this is being done. i have it you know that they were nervous chuckles initially no sooner i could you give me one better look at the grandma grace tries to take matters into his own hands whatever it is and. they say they're here illegally because they are let me down and. i want to be. overpowered margrave's finally give south. this presidency's right away he asked the question nobody would want to consider or that you're. not some of the other stor

odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on the north—easterly breeze towards kent and essexhat's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly, that wind coming in from a pretty cool continent at the moment, and you'll feel the like of that in norwich, for example, a degrees only, and generally across the british isles, despite the fact there's a lot of sunshine around, variable amounts of cloud, temperatures just beginning to tick away from where we were at the start of the week. so as we move towards the tail end of the week, things beginning to settle down. notice temperatures around the 5, 6, 7—degree mark or so. the forecast in edinburgh rather caught my eye. that's the second big fixture of saturday when we get round to the next round of the six nations rugby. i don't think the weather will get in the way in dublin or, indeed, in edinburgh. as i say, once we get towards the weekend, our high pressure begins to become amalgamated with a bi

might be a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, maybe essex andgreater london area as well. these areas we're talking about. that north—easterly wind bringing cold air and wintry showers. the further west you are the brighter it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas, and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many o

let us look at the south—east, kent, sussex, essex, the greater london area, we could catch some snowwill coincide with the rush—hour. these are snow showers. coincide with the rush—hour. these are snow showers. only five miles across. some of us will get them. wintry showers on the north sea coast and elsewhere it starts off fu rley coast and elsewhere it starts off furley bright. a chilly day on the way, the best of the sunshine in northern and western areas, a beautiful day for glasgow and edinburgh, sunshine expected in plymouth, but in central and eastern areas, clouds coming through, a breeze and the chance of wintry showers through the course of the afternoon. this weather front, showers through the course of the afternoon. this weatherfront, it will move into the cold air during the course of monday night. snow in scotland, northern ireland into the north—west of england, not a lot, ten centimetres on the hills, a couple of centimetres here and there. by the middle of tuesday, in there. by the middle of tuesday, in the afternoon, that weather front will have effectively snowed

in essex, a car passenger filmed 17 damaged or abandoned vehicles alongside the a120 close to colchesterent, where the county council had declared a snow emergency, gritters worked flat out to cover as many roads as possible. but traffic overnight meant salt couldn't do its work. by the time the morning commute began, accidents and ice had closed a series of routes. drivers posted video images of the m20, where all traffic was brought to north of maidstone. up to ten centimetres of snow fell across kent, surrey and east sussex, where farmers helped to keep minor roads open. more than 300 schools were closed. across the eastern counties, traffic called and travellers waited for news on cancelled rail services. 0perators had run empty trains through the night to keep the tracks open, but for a while the snow defeated them. temperatures are falling again. travelling will remain unpredictable and hazardous in the coming days. in the part of england were the most difficult weather was forecast... several schools were closed. a van stopped here, i got to go around him... 20 miles further south

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

odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on a north—easterly breeze towards kent and essexare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly that wind coming in from a pretty cool continent at the moment, and you will feel the like of that in norwich, for example, four degrees only, and generally across the british isles, despite the fact there's a lot of sunshine around, variable amounts of cloud, temperatures just beginning to tick away from where we were at the start of the week. so as we move towards the tail end of the week, things beginning to settle down. notice temperatures around the five, six, seven degree mark or so. the forecast in edinburgh rather caught my eye. that's the second big fixture of saturday when we get on to the next round of the six nations rugby. i don't think the weather will get in the way in dublin or indeed in edinburgh. as i say, once we get towards the weekend, our high pressure begins to become

in essex, gritters are being deployed.week. today has been a taste of what's on the cards. the real challenges come overnight and in the days ahead. david shukman, bbc news. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello there, this is sport today live from the bbc sports center. coming up on this programme. forward neighbor has broken his foot and sprained an ankle. a hero's welcome and also, she celebrates becoming the most decorated winter olympian of all time. surfing in a different way is coming to an artificial wave park in california. hello there, welcome to the programme, all that and more. we server welcome to the programme, all that and more. we server the news that pa rents and more. we server the news that parents age a forward neighbor has been diagnosed with a broken foot and sprained ankle. after being carried off on sunday's game. the 26—year—old brazilian is set to miss the champions league as rail madrid next week, and willjoin pierce g for a record... of next week, and willjoin pierce g fora reco

these affected areas will be the far northeast of england, also stretching down to essex, kent, and sussex to develop towards doren. the met office has issued an amber warning for these two areas, we could see as much as 5—10 cm of snow, that could affect the commute into the london area, you can also have an issue if you are driving or taking trains across the northeast of england as well. stay tuned to your local bbc radio stations, particularly first things in the morning. but it looks like the snow showers will continue being driven along by a brisk northeasterly breeze. perhaps as we go through the afternoon, a brief lull in proceedings across the southeast. but it will have an impact across the day, it will feel bitterly cold out there for all of us with exhibitors really struggling. not as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we still have the met office and weather warnings, be prepared for disruption, but this time, the emphasis changes up into the northeast of england and affecting eastern scotland. again, we could see 5—10 cm, maybe more in places. the winds will strengthen as

there have been cancellations on south western trains, southeastern and services from essex into londonm tefl saying they are looking to try and get services back up looking to try and get services back up to normal. that seems to be the message from train companies tonight. it begs the question, it wasn't quite as bad as people feared and some passengers have been questioning whether the train companies have been too cautious. i spoke to a passenger group and they describe the measures by train companies as blanket suspensions which they said were worrying. they do understand there is a difficult balance to make but they feel the balance to make but they feel the balance between caution from the train companies today and the need to get people from a to b wasn't quite right. the train company says it is not just quite right. the train company says it is notjust about quite right. the train company says it is not just about the quite right. the train company says it is notjust about the snow but the freezing temperatures. looking ahead to tomorrow, most of the snow was going to fall acr

we have snow across essex, kent, sussex and east anglia.stoms union after brexit. the move is seen as an attempt to defuse growing tensions in the conservative party. our political correspondent, chris mason joins us now. a big week for the main players in brexit? really big week. relation sometimes between the uk and brussels and within the uk and the conservative party are even colder than carol's forecast. we are into the crunchy bits of these figures the oceans. it feels like we have been droning on about brexit everyday... feels like we have been droning on about brexit everyday. . ” feels like we have been droning on about brexit everyday... i wouldn't say droning on, informing us. we are getting to the crucial stage with just over a year to go before brexit actually happens. you are the central characters? absolutely crucial, michel barnier. he is absolutely crucial, he is the eu's chief brexit negotiator and he is in downing street for negotiations. who is he? he is from the south east of france, where they help the winter olympics

in those showers during the course of sunday night into monday, snow showers get into kent, sussex, essex first thing monday morning there could be a little bit of snow lying around across the south—east all the way up to lincolnshire just in time for the rush—hour. this is what it looks like on tuesday, a weather front this time moving across the north and west and on this day we could have some snow in north—western parts of the country down to wales possibly the midlands, still cold, two, three degrees at best for most of us. here's the summary for the week ahead, it's going to stay cold, cold enough for some snow, widespread frost. as i said, cold enough for some snow. welcome to bbc news, i'm duncan golestani. a syrian rebel group that was linked to al-qaeda says it shot down a russian fighter plane in northern syria this afternoon, killing the pilot. the militants said the attack was in retaliation for a russian bombing campaign. sarah corker reports. the burning wreckage of what looks like a russian fighterjet, red stars clearly visible on the wing. this footage posted online appea

war two bomb, which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday, has been towed to the sea off essexh the night, the royal navy worked to move the unexploded 500 kilogram german world war ii bomb that grounded flights for an entire day at london city airport. as it reopened this morning, preparations were being made to detonate the bomb which had been towed to shoeburyness on the essex coast. about ten hours driving it very slowly, very carefully down the thames. they've just deflated the mine lifting bag and put it back on to the sea bed very gently. they are now guarding it and keeping a careful watch on it while we can prepare the explosives to go down and strap onto the bomb, and then we will hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it's estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london. just this morning a suspected device which turned out to be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. countless wartime relics have been discovered over the decades. accepted wisdom on how to dispose of them has changed a lot in that time. what happens if the bom

lincolnshire, some snow showers coming in, could be settling already but particularly kent, sussex, essexell as we head into the morning and this could coincide with the rush—hour, maybe some snow already lying there before the rush—hour, so not great news for the travellers but i think across many western and central areas it starts bright and cold. here are the snow showers again across kent, parts of east anglia and one or two flurries affecting these eastern counties closer to the north sea. elsewhere it's looking dry, partly cloudy skies and pretty frosty in towns and cities, it will be around freezing oi’ cities, it will be around freezing or below. a bit milder around the western isles with a weather front approaching. what can we expect for monday? not much change from the morning, the best of the weather again in western and northern areas, beautiful in cumbria, the southern uplands, glasgow and edinburgh getting plenty of sunshine but partly cloudy skies in much of the midlands, eastern areas, the south, and occasional passing showers, some will be wintry and it's going to be co

of the student who survived the florida school shooting appeared with bob end mendez at a rally in essex county new jersey, the democrat pushing for what he calls common sense gun legislation. >> can't let them get away with saying that guns don't kill people. that people kill people. well, that's why we don't run backgrounds checks on guns, we run them on people. because we know that, in fact, that we can't get thing. >> david who can encouraged every town voice their concerns about gun laws to protect all lives. >> and president donald trump 's approval rating has slumped again, to match the lowest level since presidency. according to new cnn pole the president ace's prove aims g stands at 35%, five-point over the lasts month, and worse pole numbers from last december. >>> and president trump will attends the funeral of reverend billy graham on friday. they begin paying final respects at his home in charlotte t he is lying in po his father built of the before the funeral he'll receive the rain tributefhe u.s. capitol ron wednesday and thursday. >> well, ther i could to cover on cbs-3 "

. >> senator bob menendez told rally in essex county he wants what he is calling common sense legislation. >> can't let them get away with saying that guns don't kill people. that people kill people. well, that is why we don't run backgrounds checks on guns. we run them on people because we know that in fact that's who can't get thing. >> two stillman douglas students were at the rally, encouraging to push for gun laws and gun violence. >> police on the hunt for two men they say abducted 15 year old girl in north philadelphia , took the girl from the 3300 block every fairhill street, dropped her off at 29th and cecil b. moore avenue. taken about 6:30 last night becomes hour later dropped off unhurt. officials say two men were driving silver sedan, " eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans will have live report for us with more coming up in about 20 minute at 5:30. >> second teen suspect in police custody acyls dollars in monmouth county new jersey 18 year old koran council. there we see him now, us marshals shared this photo after tracking him down late last night in south florida facing s

there a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, essex, and the greaters. the further west you are the bright it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and sittings, around freezing that make cities. one or two flecks of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if frfizta weathereéfimzfla agate ~ — —— l7, not 1; us during a during the r; during the course? during the course of happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautifulfor be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, the lake district, into wales, partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we will continue to have those wintry showers. not too many of them. for the rest of europe, it is cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid. three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has g

those showers during the course of sunday night into monday — some snow showers get into kent, sussex, essexcould be a little bit of snow lying around across the south—east all the way up into lincolnshire just in time for the rush hour. this is what it looks like tuesday — a weather front moving across the north and west and on this day, we could have some snow in north—western parts of the country down to wales and maybe the midlands, still cold, 2, 3 degrees at best. the summary for the week ahead — it's going to stay cold, cold enough for some snow, widespread frost. as i said, cold enough for some snow. this is bbc news, the headlines: a syrian rebel group says it shot down a russian fighterjet near the city of idlib. tahrir al—sham said the plane had been hit by a shoulder—launched anti—aircraft missile. moscow says the pilot ejected but was killed by rebels on the ground. italy's prime minister has urged the country to reject hatred and violence after six african immigrants were injured in a drive by shooting. the suspected attacker, a former candidate for the far—right northern leagu

getting it two miles off the essex coast with the help of the two kilograms explosive device.mes after an exclusion zone was put in place. the bomb had to be duck dog out the bed of silk 50 metres underwater. has been very, very testing for the entire team. it has been very hard work underwater, long days, not a lot of sleep. the bomb finally arrived at the royal navy the ascension shri ness. the disposal had to be postponed because of high winds are busy swell. it is the fourth 500 kilograms bomb that the fourth 500 kilograms bomb that the mod has had to deal with in the last 15 months, one day, local residents and airport passengers will be glad to see the back of. stand—by for the bbc news at six. at night, the weather. clearing out of the way overnight, it will be a chilly night tonight. we had temperatures down to about minus seven. a little bit of frost in the countryside so some icy stretches to watch out for. thursday will be a day of temperature contrasts. an area of low pressure to the north of the uk bringing us some chilly air and showers. high pressure building in

i think, particular, kent, sussex, essex possibly maybe even greater london as well into the morning.right and cold with snow showers again at eight o‘clock in the morning and kept in parts of east anglia. a couple of flurries affecting the eastern counties close to the north sea. elsewhere it looks dry with partly cloudy skies and frosty in towns and cities. it will be around freezing or below, a little milder there. what can we expect during the course of monday? change from what you had in the morning, the best of the weather again across the west in the north. a beautiful day across cumbria, and glasgow, edinburgh, but partly cloudy skies across much of the midlands, the eastern areas, the south as well and occasional showers, some of them wintry. let‘s see what happens on monday night into tuesday. that where the front moves into cold air. snows of the north in the north—west of england, into wales and the south—west. why the time that front reaches the midlands and the south—east it will have stopped snowing. that weather front will fall apart and these areas in the north and we

might be a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, maybe essex andt north—easterly wind bringing cold air and wintry showers. the further west you are the brighter it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas, and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madri

." >> how are you doing, bill sno you are the staff in essex county. always god tow sue on the show. >> thanks. bill: i want to ask you, first in the executive branch. you har the government come out to say this is about testing. this is about sleep apnea i dop understand from a public safety stand point. a woman is dead. you got drowsy drivers all over this garden state. some who may be tired and get behind the wheel of a train. >> it is a strange statement, right. the primary cause was sleep apnea. not there that was driver who fell asleep or was drowsy. the driver mid a decision to do his job, not 100%. >> now there may have been ways he could have fixed that but the cause could not be the lack of testing. remember, you got take up issues like this. nj transit complete and utter mess. >> new jersey transit is a mess. a lot of pressure put in a lot of demands on the drivers. to meet schedules on time ap unfortunate someone had to dow and every single day, thousands of new jerseyans get on the trains with the hope that the countingor and those that ar

war ii bomb which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday has been towed to the sea off essexsex coast. about ten hours, driving very slowly and carefully down the thames. they‘ve just deflated the mine lifting bag and put it on to the sea bed, very gently and they are now guarding it, keeping a watch on it while we prepare the explosives to go down and strap onto the bomb and then hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it‘s estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london. just this morning, a suspected device that turned out to be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. this is a map of london showing where the bombs fell during the blitz. these are only the ones that were known about at the time or have been discovered since. historians say industrial areas and ports were first targeted but the bombing soon spread to civilian areas. really anywhere around london and along the thames, any industrial or heavily populated areas were targets. and the problem with that is they are the areas that are now being redeveloped and rebuilt and tha

. >> also, the chief staff for essex county. i want to start with you.now, it is trending you see this happening in cherry hill. now there is a racial component to this that you are seeing the lockdowns hap pin urban schools and hue wark and other places, then, suburban schools and the people come in and out. there is no issue. what do you? i well, i think that race plays a part. well, interesting enough, when i was in high school, you know, certain high schools that had metal detectors and others did not. then, you know, just heightened tensions now. this is really trying to think about how we create atmosphere of feeling safe but then also, also actually being safe. >> how do you start the conversation with this if you got snowflake in the history class that cannot han deal conversation from the teacher about school safety. well, it is really disturbing. think principal actually aced appropriately in the case, then if you look at what is happening. professor out of school. don't think the professor was going to be there. i don't think you should behavi

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

first i want to introduce brendan gill who is essex county free holder one of this the guys behind newernor phil murphy's incredible win and this past november. welcome to "chasing news." how are you? >> thank you, bill. thank you for having me. >> we are joined buy assemblyman who announced over this weekend the candidacy and the intent to fill that congressional seat being vacated by rodney. yeah, well only. how are you? >> thanks for having me in, bill. bill: what prompted to you decide to run? how competitive do you think the is race race is going to be? the race is competitive. so they are going to be disstrib like this a handful across the country that may decide the power in the house. we have that much at stake in the backyard. i thought i needed to step up and hold it for the country. bill: the 11th district. this is morris county. very heavily republican. you have got a complete newcomer coming in? how does she run successfully even though this is a midterm election. the fact we're even talking about the 11th congestional district at this point in the cycle shows you that a c

that is the situation here in north yorkshire, let's go down to essex 110w.let's go down to essex now. here, passengers have faced a reduced service all day. probably around half the normal number of trains are running up to london. this is a busy commuter line and that will of had a serious impact. why, given that their conditions are not as bad as expected. network rail had to make decisions based on forecasts and they did not want to makes take the risk of people being stuck in snowdrifts in road locations that nobody could get to. it took the decision to... trains do not cope well with really low temperatures in this country, trains have to run more slowly, meaning that you can run less of them. going forward , that you can run less of them. going forward, greater anglia who run trains from here and other train companies in this area are looking ahead and they are seeing forecasts of more snow and they are saying that network rail is suggesting further disruptions for services are likely. they will have to run a reduced service overnight. t—mobile, it is

there might be a covering just in time for the rush hour, particularly in kent and sussex, essex, andnging a cold and wintry showers. the further west you are the brighter it will be. it will be cold. temperatures in towns and cities, around freezing. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and ethics, east anglia —— sussex. one or two flecks of snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny. let's see what is happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, the lake district, into wales, partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we will continue to have those wintry showers. not too many of them. for the rest of europe, it is cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid. three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, morocco, and the canary islands.