a frontal system trying to approach. a frontal system trying to approach.ry. uh—huh that little bit of cloud mayjust bolster the temperatures uh—huh briefly for the likes of plymouth and belfast. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particularly across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting your latest update. 0n into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around on saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story for the coming days will definitely be a rather wintry one. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the ayes to the right, 306, the noes to t

clre moving and that's that frontal system moving on out of here. you can see the clouds pushing away. we will see some sunshine later on today, but as these clouds push away winds pick up and temperatures drop. the last little bit of rain moving through our area right now. in fact we've got at flood warning for right around t r bull area where some snow melt and rain isng cau products, fairfax, prince william and portions of loudoun county, and light shower activity moving through with the frontal system and n winds are picking u.look at this. wind gusts up to 44 miles per hour in martinsburg. that winds will increase as temperatures decrease. below zero. i'll throw that out there. we'll talk about that and the ten-day forecast coming up. >> the president presented his plan to hopefully end the government shutdown. >> yeah, but it was quickly rejected by the democrats which means day 30 of the shutdown will not be the final day. president trump spoke from the white house not long after verseeing had a naturalization ceremony. the president demanded

since this frontal system is to the south of us a lot of rain.outh of d.c., you have a better chance of seeing rain tomorrow night. i've moved back the time a little bit. after 9:00 or 10:00 we'll see rainhowers more in. then it's out of here by tomorrow morning at 9:00. and then we're looking a lot better as we head through your day on yourthursday. but we do have rain on friday. we'll talk more about that coming up. friday and saturday rain em chances,ratures in the 50s. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday dry with sunny skies. >> looking forward to the sunshine returning. thank you, lauryn. if you have decided to add a few more veggies in your diet, stick around to see what we're cooking, street >>> a lot of people kick off the new year with new eating goals. for some that means eating more plant-based foods. a modern israeli eatery in d.c. is shouk. your customers have been asking you for falafel. and you waited. >> yes. we wanted to make sure we did it well. we were known as this multi-facetted concept and then weep said, yo

clouds are filtering in right now ahead of aeak frontal system.re fairly mild as we continue through your sunday andur temper in the upper 40s compared to the low 40s where we were know snow pack that we have out there. saw some sun youtside apartment will melt and then we'll have ice spots. sunny and cooler with temperatures in the upper 30s and by tuesday afternoon and evening, we had the ryan to snow change and then wednesday is going to be blustery and cold. we're talking about windchills on wednesday. single digits and teens once again. current temperatures out there right now. can you see mostly everybody above freezing you but still watch out for the elevated surfaces for slick spots. headed near 50. a few passion flurries west and north and it will be fairly mild out there. the breeze will pick up a little bit and the passing flurries because we've got a weak frontal system that's passinghrough the area so that's bring cloud cover and a chance of flurries out there and also bring those winds at about 5 to 15 miles per hour. so your sunday

various frontal systems likely to push on from the west on monday. potentially snow over high ground in the north. much of what. the sky by this stage will be rain because things will be turning just a little bit milder. that is the theme as we get deep into next week. atlantic frontal systems pushing in. we will see some wind at rain —— and rain at home. the wind coming from the west, that will tend to bring us something a little bit milder. however, not too far away high—pressure is likely to be anchored across scandinavia so there will be an easterly flow. in europe. just a small chance that the cold easterly winds could make inroads in our direction. generally speaking next week it looks not as cold, there will be some wind and rain at times and before we get there some significant snowfall some of us. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: the head of the european commission says a renegotiation of theresa may's brexit deal will not happen, despite a manda

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west. usher in some slightly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.so usher in some slightly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday nig

because of this, a frontal system, our warm front.. it will bring patchy rain and this wedge of milder air. wind coming off the atlantic. also quite moist wind, bringing its pensive cloud. some patchy rain, especially in northern and western areas. the best chance of brightness in the north—east of scotland. those temperatures, higher than they have been. however that won't last. we push a band of rain south eastwards, heavy rain and behind it, the wins switch round to north—westerly is which us —— which brings us back to that relatively cold air. temperatures between five and eight degrees. we are really back were we started on sunday. north or north—westerly winds, we will continue to see some cold weather, wintry showers feeding in across western and north—eastern areas, hard to be precise about the details of this temperatures struggling between five and seven degrees. this is where the jet strea m degrees. this is where the jet stream is likely to be an notice the way that we in the british ours stay broadly speaking to the north

now, obviously a frontal system bumping into cold air has the potential to turn wintry.the cold air, for northern ireland, we could see a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow during the early part of friday. the weather system looks like it will perhaps bring some more significant snow for scotland for a time. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particular across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting your latest update. on into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around on saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story for the coming days will definitely be a rather wintry one. welcome to bbc news, broadcasti

however, that is not going to last because on saturday, with their frontal system drive to last because, we start to get back into that cold air and we start to see the reappearance of some wintry showers. the rain clears the way to the south and look at what happens to the jetstream during the south and look at what happens to thejetstream during next the south and look at what happens to the jetstream during next week, it diesa to the jetstream during next week, it dies a long way southwards. we are stranded on the northern side of thejet, are stranded on the northern side of the jet, stranded in are stranded on the northern side of thejet, stranded in the are stranded on the northern side of the jet, stranded in the cold air, with that as well, it is likely to be quite unsettled. the details are still to play for but 9.5 ' ' ' still to play for but the low pressure looks likely to be in charge around the vicinity of the british isles. in the next week, it looks rather cold with widespread frost but because of that area of low pressure, there is always the chance of some rain and yes,

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we will see further frontal system coming in.air, later in the week it looks like likely we will switch the wind direction to a north—easterly, this is a recipe for really chilly weather across the uk as we go through next week and yes for some there is likely to be a little the duke of edinburgh went to hospitalfor a check—up after yesterday's car crash in norfolk. doctors said he had no injuries of concern. a 9—month—old baby in the other vehicle wasn't hurt, but two women suffered minor injuries. the prince was left shocked, and shaken. that was the first time i saw his face and i realised that i was holding the duke of edinburgh. police say they're investigating, and will take any appropriate action. we'll have the very lastest from the scene. also on the programme: pharamacists warn of a shortage of some basic drugs, including painkillers and anti depressents. three men have beenjailed for life for murdering five people in an explosion in leicester, as part of an insurance scam. not so sweet on the high street... who's up or

that sta rts a time, and this frontal system that starts to make inroads, some rain, but yes nowuthwest and south of wells. increasingly though there is potential for that's not to file to the lower levels, and i will certainly be the case as this friend moves its way into central southern england, the london area into the midlands and east wales, some areas could see quite a lot of snow, quite widely a few centimetres of snow, but an area through the last country into that tends ballet, could see around 3—7 psi metres as now maybe as much as 1570 does the snow piling up as much as 1570 does the snow piling up on some of the hills of east wales. that's now being blown around ona wales. that's now being blown around on a brisket southeasterly wind. while all of that is going on in the south, further north, some snow showers developing across parts of northeast england, still some wintry showers feeding into the cross of north of scotland, and temperatures has a start friday morning close to or below freezing. so again, there's likely to be some ice. now as we go enter friday, our

man, a lot of rain riding along this stalled frontal system. that frontal system, again, to the southf us. so areas south and east of the c. metro area seeing those light rain showers. we're talking about st. mary's county, even portions of calvert county. it was in southern charles county, but this is all pushing to the south. king geor, you'll probabl be the last to dry our. temper not that bad when you head outside this morning. our average daytime high for this time of year, 44 degrees. we're above that right now in a lot of areas. temperatures are headed to around 50es degoday. it will be a little on the breezy side. breezy.y but northwest winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour. maybe a few peeks of sunshine late b definitely more clouds than sunshine out there. tomorrow we're at 51 degrees. rainn moving late through the evening. i'd say after about 5:00 p.m. here goes that rain.e we hhe cloud cover out there. mo'll have cloud cover to start tomorrow ing. then another little system makes its way through here. after about 5:00 p.m., some heavy rai

scattered showers in through the evening and as we move into early tomorrow morning, we have another frontal system that moves in, but it keeps the majority of that rain off to the north, so a lot of the bay area won't even see any rain from this system, but on sunday, we've got a pacific storm system and that one is going to bring the best chance of seeing widespreadai the evening hours, was going to be a good weekend m passes by into next week. now, as we head in toward saturday, that slight cetline a through the north bay, but king tides on sunday making their appearance and our temperature also top out into those 50s, so we still have a pretty active weather pattern but at least it is not as intense as what we saw earlier this week. all right, mike, how are the roads looking? >> much calmer than yesterday, definitely. we're looking over here toward the bay bridge, which also there's no wind advisory for the bay bridge or the other bridges right now. we'll track the changes as vianey is talking about. i'm also looking for the crash reported around the berkeley curve. it was reported getting away

it's all along stalled frontal system. so again, not everybody getting some rai this i mainly confined south of the beltway. again, for our friends in southern maryland, coming through st. mary's county, even portions of southern dharcharle county, and toward king george, that's whe're seeing a few rain showers. that will e probably about 9: 9:00, 10:00 this morning. temperatures are not that bad. 're fairly mild out there. temperatures will stick in the mid-40s for the morning, head to around 50 this afternoon.he here's rain, pushes well to the south as that area of low pressure b norfolk moves off to sea. we're still cloudy as we head through the day. we'ro cloudy i thursday night. fridaytaing off dry, ending wet. rain will move in after 5:00. could be hvy at timesomorrow night. if you have plans, grab that umbrella. even saturday morning will have showers around bouore they move during the middle part of the morning. temperatures tomorrow around 50 degrees. that rain moving in late in the evening, sticking around throug

you can see this frontal system ringing patchy rain into north—west scotland but mild here.. thick cloud into northern ireland again, maybe the odd splash of rain. 20 of sunshine across england and wales, is buckling of shelves are some of those eastern coastal areas where the wind will still be quite brisk and temperatures struggle a little bit. during wednesday night we will see more and more cloud toppling in from the north—west where we keep hold of clear skies for longest in central parts of the uk, here we will see a touch of frost on friday morning but generally speaking many places, particularly towards the north—west, will be a few degrees above freezing. into thursday where we are coldest in the south with the best of the sunshine through the date and bright skies for north—east scotla nd date and bright skies for north—east scotland and north—east england. generally cloud toppling in and the odd spot of drizzle. still chilly in the south but mild across the west. 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milderair 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milder air across

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.tly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the

start the day perhaps with a few showers across parts of central and southern england, and a frontal systemthe clouds. winds picking up from a north—westerly direction, bringing more rain to western parts of scotland, sunnier skies further south and east and temperatures around 9—11. looking to saturday night and on into sunday, still got high—pressure sitting here to the south—west, another frontal system makes its way gradually in from the north—west. quite a few isobars on the map, too. so sunday set to be the windier day of the weekend. still showers blown in, particularly across parts of scotland, of scotland, one or two filtering into north—west england, wales and northern ireland. further south and east, you're likely to stay dry with some spells of sunshine and quite a bit milder. highs of 11 or 12. this is beyond one hundred days. i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: president trump arrives in texas to try to boost support for his plan to build a wall on the us mexico border and inspect what he calls an immigration crisis. the us secretary of

and that is the theme as we get deeper into next week, that's the frontal system pushing in.y, high pressure is likely to be anchored across scandinavia, so there will be an easterly flow across much of europe, but there is across much of europe, but there is a small chance that those called easterly winds could make more inroads in our direction, but generally speaking next week it looks not as cold, there will be some winds and rain at times. before we get there, some significant snow for some of us. bye for now. tonight at ten... theresa may's plan to renegotiate her brexit withdrawal agreement is met with firm resistance from the eu. the prime minister is hoping to win changes to the controversial irish backstop, which is designed to prevent a hard border in ireland. we look to say what can be changed, what can we take back to brussels, what can we fight for to ensure the deal can get the support of this house? but, in brussels, eu leaders insist that the deal already agreed is not going to be renegotiated. the withdrawal agreement remains the best and only deal possible.

now, obviously a frontal system bumping into cold air has the potential to turn wintry. and belfast. but as the system pushes into the cold air, for northern ireland, we could see a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow during the early part of friday. the weather system looks like it will perhaps bring some more significant snow for scotland for a time. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particularly across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting your latest update. 0n into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around on saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story for the coming days will definitely be a rath

a lot of rain on this moistur t train all riding along the stalled frontal system. th system is just tohe south of us. that front is pushing to the south as this rai movff the coast. again, areas to the south, i'm augu to you. southern maryland, charles county, even st. mary's king george county, and our friends in fredericksburg. you're seeing shers, but this is going to continue to trend to sink south. current temperatures right now, 46 degrees. all in all, not that bad. we'll talk about m rain chances because we have them as we head into the weekend. we also have big warmup in store. that's coming up in fminute. let'st show you what the roads look like. >> good morning. some delays here on 66 this morning. the problem is eastbound 66 near 28. we'll take a look at that in one second. this is appro hing thatarea. we are quite slow as you're headed inbound here this mornin take a lookhere. eastbound 66, the ramp to northbound 28, stay left to get by that crash. eastbound after 29 centreville, a disabled vehicle blocking the lane. falls ur, eastbound 66, near 7 this t

now, obviously a frontal system bumping into cold air has the potential to turn wintry.t as the system pushes into the cold air, for northern ireland, we could see a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow during the early part of friday. the weather system looks like it will perhaps bring some more significant snow for scotland for a time. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particular across the hills and the mountains, but turning —— particularly across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting your latest update. 0n into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around on saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story

now, obviously a frontal system bumping into cold air has the potential to turn wintry.s of plymouth and belfast. but as the system pushes into the cold air, for northern ireland, we could see a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow during the early part of friday. the weather system looks like it will perhaps bring some more significant snow for scotland for a time. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particular across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting the latest update. 0n into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around the saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story for the coming days will definitel

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.me slightly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can se

now, obviously a frontal system bumping into cold air has the potential to turn wintry. and belfast. but as the system pushes into the cold air, for northern ireland, we could see a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow during the early part of friday. the weather system looks like it will perhaps bring some more significant snow for scotland for a time. further south, i think it will be perhaps snow initially, particularly across the hills and the mountains, but turning increasingly back to rain as the system pushes in, because we are bringing in a slightly southerly air stream, so some slightly milder air. but there is a lot of uncertainty in this element of the forecast, and if you are travelling on friday, it will be worth getting your latest update. on into the weekend, our story remains chilly, the temperatures perhaps coming up a couple of degrees on the figures we'll see through the end of the week. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud around on saturday. maybe some sunny spells on sunday, but overall, the story for the coming days will definitely be a rath

but there is always the potential for weak frontal systems to get close to the north of the uk.ly speaking during next week it might be chilly for the middle park of —— pa rt be chilly for the middle park of —— part of the week but tempered it should be where they are, largely dry, a lot of cloud, but the potential for some frost and fog at night. slow changes for the next few days. this is bbc news, i am clive myrie. we will be taking a look at some of the front pages without guests. but first, two men arrested in manchester on suspicion of arranging the illegal movement of migrants gci’oss the illegal movement of migrants across the channel into the uk. meanwhile, the home secretary questions whether people trying to illegally crossed the channel are genuine asylum seekers. rail passengers face a hike in fares of more than 3% despite cancellations across the network. shares and apple have fallen after the ceo warns revenue will be lower than expected, claiming the slowdown in china. and nasa unveils the first clear images of the most distant object ever visited by spacecraft,

you can see this frontal system bringing some patchy rain in the north—west scotla nd some patchy rain to edinburgh and glasgow. —— here. again, maybe the odd splash of rain here. just a spec winter showers for some eastern coastal areas, whether wind will still be quite brisk. temperatures struggling a little bit, 67 degrees, feeling cold than that given the strength of the winds. during wednesday night, we will see more and more cloud topping in the north—west, where we keep hold of clear skies for the longest towards central and western parts of the uk. here, we are likely to see a touch of frost on thursday morning but generally speaking, many places, particularly up towards the north—west, will be a few degrees above freezing. thursday, we start cold est above freezing. thursday, we start coldest in the south, that is where we will have the best of the sunshine during the day, also dry skies for scotland. the baht spot drizzle. still quite drizzly in the south, nine 10 degrees across belfast. particularly across the north—west of the uk, a mixture of cloud and sunshine in temperat

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.tly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while in northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.er in some slightly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, yo

this frontal system bringing some outbreaks of rain on friday night into the first pa rt rain on fridayth a lot of dry weather through the weekend. it will be fairly mild, fairly windy as well, and there is the chance of some rain at times in the north. i'm babita sharma with bbc news: our top story. president trump prepares to make the case for his border wall in a national television address to the american people. he's expected to call for more congressionalfunding for the wall to end a partial government shutdown which is now in its third week. here in britain, a no—deal brexit could have got much less likely. the government has been defeated in parliament — with mps voting for an amendment designed to thwart preparations for a no—deal departure. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the australian actress margot robbie is to play barbie in a new film about the iconic doll. it's the first time the toy‘s been brought to the big screen — in what's going to be a big yearfor her — barbie turns 60 in march. that's all. stay with bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speak

now remember the little frontal system? cloud, double digits in plymouth and cardiff, single figures elsewhere. but remember the dramatic weather is to be found to the north of the jet stream. and as we go into monday the jet stream comes in a little bit closer. so this weather system, this area of low pressure, is allowed to have a bit more influence. it pushes in across northern ireland and scotla nd in across northern ireland and scotland through the day on monday. we will see some outbreaks of rain further south and east, closer to high pressure, should be largely dry and temperatures just a touch higher than they have been. now, on tuesday, the area of low pressure will be sliding to the east, and in its wake we will be left with a chilly northerly wind, some sunny spells, some showers too but potentially a slightly cold feel to the weather. so as we move into the middle of the week, low pressure to the east of us, but high—pressure returning from the west, and again thatis returning from the west, and again that is be

as we move into thursday high pressure trying to build in from the south—west and this frontal systemry with some spells of sunshine. we have some rain later in the day and as we move through thursday night that warm front moves further east. the wind strengthening and we also get into some milder air. and by friday thejet and we also get into some milder air. and by friday the jet stream is to the north. so we get to feel the effects of some slightly milder air just temporarily. some outbreaks of rain across scotland, still some snow over high ground but temperatures a little bit higher. but on saturday we see a frontal system driving south—east and behind that we start to bring in the wind from the north—west. then we start to see the reappearance of some wintry showers. the frontal system clears away to the south and then look at the jet stream next week, moving along way south and we are stranded on that lovren slide in the cold air. and also quite unsettled, low—pressure likely to be in charge. so into next week looking cold with widespread frost but because of the low— pressure

a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles.more about that in just a second. so that cloud shield isn't complete, by any means at all, and if it breaks for any length of time into the first part of saturday, you will end up with a chilly start to your day, although there will be some sunshine to compensate. that could well be the case across parts of wales, down into the south—west. but i think, as the morning proceeds, so perhaps some of those gaps will fill in. again, much of england and wales will be cloudy, but dry. the best of the sunshine perhaps to the eastern side of the pennines, up into the eastern side of scotland. temperatures nothing to write home about for the time of year, pretty average, four to around seven, the exception the western isles of scotland. but here, late in the day, the cloud thickens all the while, so too into northern ireland, and you eventually end up with a wee bit of rain. i don't think it's going to amount to very much at all. it's tied in with that weather front, which, as we move from satur

and scotland and that is associated with a very wea k and that is associated with a very weak frontal systemo push its way further south as we go into sunday. taking cloud with it, sunday looks like a pretty cloudy day across much of england and wales particularly maybe dias pa rt and wales particularly maybe dias part of drizzle from the thicket of this crowd crowding over again and i'm hopeful we'll see some sunshine across the north of scotland and the temperatures still single digits in the north was something milder showing its hand down towards the southwest and then a bigger change as he get into monday, the steep area of low pressure will be pushing towards the north of the uk, bringing some outbreaks of rain but also some produced strong gusty winds and northern parts of scotland could see wind gusts of 60, 70 or 75 mph. then tuesday we will see strong winds whipping down the east coast of england as well. further south not quite as windy, will be breezy, still dry and cloudy not quite as jenny as it has been. some changes ahead but a pretty quiet weekend. this is bbc world news tod

the next thing we're looking at is another area of low pressure, another frontal system heading our way a week to keep checking the travel situation near you about every time you head out.

more cloud as this week frontal system comes in.orning it will be sitting across the midlands, wales and they're mostly just a band the midlands, wales and they're mostlyjust a band of cloud at this stage. but toppling in, less cold air in the south—west and maybe for cardiff and plymouth back into double digits. a bit of rain for a time, nothing too dramatic but it won't be quite as cold. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 8pm. china makes a bid to become an "aerospace power" after landing the first unmanned spacecraft on the far side of the moon. pictures from the surface of the moon have already been sent back to earth, as scientists begin to analyse the unexplored region. translation: if our lunar exploration is a success, we can make bigger contributions to mankind and improve china's ability at technology. the democrats take control of the new us congress, with nancy pelosi elected as speaker of the house of representatives, and promising to end the shutdown. democrats will be offering the senate republican appr

we have a frontal system coming in with arctic air behind it. that front is ptty strong. that will actually bring some rain because we're going to be warm. crashingerature comes as the frontal system comes through and could change over to ano period of wednesday night. this is why i say tuesday evenien g's commute may be in jeopardy. however, what we're not confident with at this time is the timing of thisfront. it looks like it is trending later. we cld have some rain that eventually changes to snow, or by the time the temperatures drop, this precipitation could be out of there. this is something we're watching. what we know, there is enough dry air with the system we're not talking about a massive snowstorm. 1 to 2 inch es of ow, if w get something across the board. maybe locally 3, and that's it. bige not talking about totals. wednesday morning, we start to dry out. winds will pick up on wednesday. temperatures only in the 20s. that means wind chills on wednesy and on thursday are going to be in the single digits and teens. again, keep it here withthis. there's going t

it also stops as britney and the atlantic frontal systems.pped a lot of pot. —— we have trapped a lot of pot. —— we have trap a lot of cloud. for eastern and southern scotland, northern england, wales, the midlands, maybe parts of the west country, we're likely to seek some prolonged clear spells allowing us temperatures to drop. it has already become very cold across parts of scotland, as asia mentioned. —— as i mentioned. not as cold across the far east. more cloudier. maybe just the odd drizzly shower or parts of east anglia in the south of england. generally speaking tomorrow, a dry day. many early fog patches tends to clear. they may take a while to do so. we should see a little bit more in the way of sunshine developing as the day wears on. the cloud tending to break up, not that it will help the damages very much. as we go through thursday night, if indeed we do and the day with less cloud, more clear skies overhead, it is going to turn into a very cold night indeed. if it's uncertain whether you're after, the southeast of europe is fo

there won't be much rain along this frontal system, the odd spot of drizzle on sunday.ely to cloud over from the south. the best of the sunshine across scotland. something a bit milder developing by this stage, particularly across the far south—west. the weather steps up a gear into the start of next week. this deep area of low pressure passes just at the north and that is going to give some outbreaks of rain but also strong winds potentially, particularly across northern scotland. we could see 65—70mph. further south, not as windy, staying largely dry and often cloudy, a bit less chilly. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. a murder investigation and manhunt is under way, after a man was fatally stabbed in front of his teenage son onboard a train in surrey. traumatically, the victim's son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been an horrific and hugely traumatic event witnessed, and we are providing him with as much support as possible. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns russia not to use uk citizens as "diplomatic pawns

that frontal system will come through. we do have flood watch with an inch to inch and a half of rain possible. all the snow we have on the ground good-bye and with the frozen ground we have, we could see some flooding issuesrny tomorrow g. a few sprinkles possible as we go through your by 9:00, we're still mostly dry. erre comes the steady rain into the ght. could have some heavy rain especially tomorrow morning for that morning commute. temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 50s and then they start crashings we go through the afternoon. the rain moves out by early afternoon, maybe a few peaks of ater on. we'll talk about how cold it's going to get after that and into the weekend coming up in just a little bit. >> all right. >>> a local mother mak a tough decision to help police. her son is now facing some very serious charge you'll hear what the teen is accused of doing. >> we lose our home. i'll be evicte >>> furloughed federal workers are also being forced to make some tough decisions. this woman may have to betw

but as we move out of thursday into friday, this frontal system, this warm front will move across theer air. so friday a very different feeling day. notice, though, cold air never too far away. many spots into double digits. 11 degrees in belfast, cardiff and in plymouth. but as we go through friday night, we see some wet weather starting to pile its way in from the north—west. now, there is uncertainty about the progress of this rain, but during saturday, we're likely to bring wet weather further south—eastwards. and behind that, well, we are going to start to get back into the cold air, so some snow starting to show up there, particularly across the high ground of scotland. all of us back into the cold air on sunday, a windy day as well. and then it looks quite chilly next week. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11:00pm: a man convicted of killing a woman in a speedboat crash while on a date charlotte brown died in december 2015. her father says he's relieved jack shepherd's now in custody in georgia, but that he seems unremorseful. he is almost acting like he is t

might expect considering it's virtually mid winter never to even wednesday to thursday the next frontal system that band of green and white has reached the alps i'm behind it's a little bit less mild but not that much to be honest it is going to be wet snow falling on the alps again by which time much of the sky has cleared in southeastern europe and turkey it's a sunny day once more snows for the dolls which means the mediterranean actually it's quite enjoyable the breeze is turned to.

tuesday morning commute fine and then weee the arctic frontal system passing through the area.ll start off as rain but watch, it turns into snow right during that evening commute, and you know how it is arod here during that evening commute. it looks like wll have the rain to starred so any brine on the road will get washed away and that will bel out w before that wednesday morning commute but a hard freeze on wednesday refreeze everything and we are looking at possibly one to two inches of someery wet snow in the area. the higher amounts will be to the north and west where that change of cold air will happen more quickly but, again, one to two inches is where we'll be for that. it will be gone by wednesday morning, but tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening commute could be dicey. wednesday morning same thing and there's delays w onnesday morning. blustery on wednesday and look towards next wkend. we weear >>> there are some big changes you should know about when you call for help in the distric now you can dial 311 for police if it is not an ergency. >> that's right. news 4's

that was fairly active in the us currently in the us there is another active frontal system really across the plains states this massive cloud him and you can't tell very much from it except some other track but from history you know is probably referring to walk from the south so it's rain in chicago snow in the northern lakes the trust and canadians are it's still snowing now further west but rain recently has produced pretty unpleasant additions in california and there's more rain coming back probably by the end of monday and certainly lasting into tuesday. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. could also president discusses his hopes for the country and the region and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian a soldier lenin merino talks to al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as an eyewitness that's what this job. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the ocean was twenty one geologists our secret could block the borders. as the struggle for re

this frontal system will introduce some outbreaks of rain, initially into northern ireland and the western for the northwest of scotland, into the night. some breaks ahead of it as well across southern parts of england. if the cloud does break for any length of time then temperatures getting closer to freezing. where the cloud is stubborn to go holding up between 1—5dc. the cloud to be thick enough tomorrow morning to bring some drizzle across parts of northern england and north wales, the midlands. elsewhere a dry and mainly cloudy day. the best of any sunshine probably across north scotland through tomorrow afternoon. equally there will be a few holes in the cloud to allow a few bright or sunny spells, feeling a little bit milder tomorrow. temperatures up to nine or 10 celsius in some places. then to the northwest of the uk. this deepening area of low pressure as we go into monday, it is going to bring some operatively but notice a squeeze in the isobars. some very strong winds as well. particularly across scotland. here we will see some outbreaks of rain through monday morning, extendin