furthersouth, best 15—20 centimetres extra so over the high ground.y particularly across the northern half of the uk. this evening and overnight, we lose the cloud and wintry showers from the far south—east. it is cold, dry and clear for most. wintry showers around coastal areas were given a nice risk and those snow showers continuing to pile into the northern isles and into central and northern ireland. a cold night to come wherever you are, it could be down to 44 -15 wherever you are, it could be down to —14 —15 in central scotland. a frost and icy start to thursday. bright with plenty of sunshine. snow showers draped around coastal areas, a dusting across eastern coastal counties newcastle down to norwich. the same for northern ireland and northern and western wales. the heaviest of the snow across northern scotland and northern isles. another very cold day to come. subtle changes into friday. we lose the arctic northerly, high pressure builds and westerly winds come in. a cold the day —— are slightly less cold the day —— are slightly less cold the

causing us a few headaches, the track seems to be changing a little — it's now moving a little furthersouthome rain coming through the channel islands and into the far southeast of england. otherwise, a fairly quiet day, more in the way of sunshine, fewer showers, still some cloudy, damp, and breezy weather into the far northeast of scotland. temperature—wise, we're looking at around 8—9 celsius typically, so it is beginning to get a little bit cooler, and that trend will continue as we head towards the weekend. we are going to find, instead of low pressure around, though, pressure will rise — now its low pressure that's brought all the wet weather recently and all the flooding, but high pressure will build in in time for the weekend. that'll bring in some colder air, may get a northeasterly breeze for a while, but certainly a change in weather type is on the way eventually. some much—needed dry weather to come as we head towards the weekend and into next week. it does mean, however, it will be colder, generally dry with some sunshine, but we're likely to have some frost at night. goodbye.

northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouthld throughout the day. then as we move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in between, a lot of dry weather but, once again, it is going to be cold. where we've got the cloud, though, temperatures a little bit higher. live from london, this is bbc news. the us shoots down a missile fired from yemen, as the uk defends its decision to carry out strikes against houthi targets. we could not have been clearer with our warnings which they chose to ignore, and enough was enough. a review into child abuse in rochdale finds evidence of organised, widespread sexual exploitation of children for almost a decade. iamona i am on

furthersouth, patchy frost and patchy fog, but still quite a bit of cloud for england and wales to startn ireland and any patchy rain here and for scotland. just a scattering of showers following. in the south, as we're seeing today, there will be quite a bit of cloud with some sunshine coming and going. as we move into the latter part of the weekend, sunday into next week, it will turn a lot colder. that blast of arctic air will bring, we think, the coldest snap of the winter so far because there will be the wind chill to add to it and the increasing risk of snow. as you can see on sunday, still a lot of cloud in southern and western areas, but further north we're starting to get colder with those snow showers. there are already warnings out for snow in the north for sunday. into monday, as well, when the risk extends further south. these are the most likely areas to see snow. we're not saying those will be the only areas, but where it's likely to cause disruption. still a question mark about this low pressure system running east across perhaps northern ireland, southern scotland, north

furthersouth, patchy frost and patchy fog, but still quite a bit of cloud for england and wales to start, though, from northern ireland and any patchy rain here and for scotland. just a scattering of showers following. in the south, as we're seeing today, there will be quite a bit of cloud with some sunshine coming and going. as we move into the latter part of the weekend, sunday into next week, it will turn a lot colder. that blast of arctic air will bring, we think, the coldest snap of the winter so far because there will be the wind chill to add to it and the increasing risk of snow. as you can see on sunday, still a lot of cloud in southern and western areas, but further north we're starting to get colder with those snow showers. there are already warnings out for snow in the north for sunday. into monday, as well, when the risk extends further south. these are the most likely areas to see snow. we're not saying those will be the only areas, but where it's likely to cause disruption. still a question mark about this low pressure system running east across perhaps northern ireland, so

furthersouth, pushes southwards, with some hill snow. further south, a drier day, blustery winds.e round about me this should be at this time of year. wet and windy at times, especially so in scotland. further south, drier, but windy also. "enough is enough!" — chinese property giant evergrande is ordered into liquidation by hong kong's high court. also coming up: en route to record profits — ryanairflying high despite higher fuel costs and a row with online travel agents. welcome to world business report. i'm marc ashdown. "enough is enough". those were the words of a high court judge in hong kong who ordered the liquidation of chinese real estate developer evergrande. the ruling comes after the struggling property giant failed to come up with an acceptable restructuring plan for its overseas creditors. its shares plunged more than 20% on the news, before trading was suspended. evergrande is the worst casualty of china's real estate boom and bust, with debts of more than $300 billion. duncan wrigley is chief china economist at pantheon macro—economics. he says it is going to be d

furthersouth, dry and bright with temperatures ten to 14. and bright with temperatures ten to 1a.n damages to a woman he defamed. uk authorities report a huge surge in the number of illegal vapes seized at border points. dermatologists warn young children are putting themselves at risk because of the growing number using skincare products. germany's chancellor, 0laf scholz, has voiced his concern over the rise of right wing extremists, as the world marks holocaust memorial day. mr scholz said right wing populists were gaining ground, fuelling fear and sowing hatred. holocaust memorial day remembers the 6 millionjewish people murdered by the nazis during the second world war — as well as genocides in darfur and rwanda and bosnia. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool, has the story. the holocaust robbed joan salter of many members of her extended family. today, in particular, she remembers them. the bravery ofjoan's mother meant she survived.

causing us a few headaches, the track seems to be changing a little — it's now moving a little furthersouth threat of some rain coming through the channel islands and into the far southeast of england. otherwise, a fairly quiet day, more in the way of sunshine, fewer showers, still some cloudy, damp, and breezy weather into the far northeast of scotland. temperature—wise, we're looking at around 8—9 celsius typically, so it is beginning to get a little bit cooler, and that trend will continue as we head towards the weekend. we are going to find, instead of low pressure around, though, pressure will rise — now it's low pressure that's brought all the wet weather recently and all the flooding, but high pressure will build in in time for the weekend. that'll bring in some colder air, may get a northeasterly breeze for a while, but certainly a change in weather type is on the way eventually. some much—needed dry weather to come as we head towards the weekend and into next week. it does mean, however, it will be colder, generally dry with some sunshine, but we're likely to have some frost at nig

causing us a few headaches, the track seems to be changing a little — it's now moving a little furthersouthre in the way of sunshine, fewer showers, still some cloudy, damp, and breezy weather into the far northeast of scotland. temperature—wise, we're looking at around 8—9 celsius typically, so it is beginning to get a little bit cooler, and that trend will continue as we head towards the weekend. we are going to find, instead of low pressure around, though, pressure will rise — now its low pressure that's brought all the wet weather recently and all the flooding, but high pressure will build in in time for the weekend. that'll bring in some colder air, may get a northeasterly breeze for a while, but certainly a change in weather type is on the way eventually. some much—needed dry weather to come as we head towards the weekend and into next week. it does mean, however, it will be colder, generally dry with some sunshine, but we're likely to have some frost at night. goodbye. the battle for top spot in the electric car sector heats up, as chinese car—maker byd outpaces tesla in sales for th

northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouthfeel cold throughout the day. then as we move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in between, a lot of dry weather but, once again, it is going to be cold. where we've got the cloud, though, temperatures a little bit higher. a warning on artificial intelligence world business leaders meet to consider why it's been ranked as the most significant risk to the global economy. and germany escapes recession by a whisker but the outlook for europe's powerhouse remains bleak. welcome to world business report. i'm marc ashdown. the great and the good of the corporate world is gathering in davos today for the start of the wo

england, probably more sunshine furthersouth. it england, probably more sunshine further south.for most. turning a little bit milder through the middle part of the week. things are mostly dry towards the end of the week, but after a slightly milder spell, for some of us those temperatures could come down a notch into next weekend and next week. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines america�*s top diplomat says palestinians must not be pressured into leaving gaza — and must be allowed to return to their homes once conditions allow. uk government ministers meet today amid calls for mps to face questions in parliament about the post office scandal british actor idris elba calls on the government to ban the sale of so—called �*zombie�* knives and machetes to stop more young people losing their lives. blast off! the first american spacecraft in more than 50 years is on its way to the moon after a successful launch. the ukjustice secretary, alex chalk, will meet the minister responsible for the post office, kevin hollinrake, at the ministry ofjustice this afternoon. they�*ll discus

causing us a few headaches, the track seems to be changing a little — it's now moving a little furthersouthoutheast of england. otherwise, a fairly quiet day, more in the way of sunshine, fewer showers, still some cloudy, damp, and breezy weather into the far northeast of scotland. temperature—wise, we're looking at around 8—9 celsius typically, so it is beginning to get a little bit cooler, and that trend will continue as we head towards the weekend. we are going to find, instead of low pressure around, though, pressure will rise — now its low pressure that's brought all the wet weather recently and all the flooding, but high pressure will build in in time for the weekend. that'll bring in some colder air, may get a northeasterly breeze for a while, but certainly a change in weather type is on the way eventually. some much—needed dry weather to come as we head towards the weekend and into next week. it does mean, however, it will be colder, generally dry with some sunshine, but we're likely to have some frost at night. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. the longest industrial act

more sunshine furthersouth. it looks northern england too. more sunshine further south.r 7 degrees for most. turning motor through the middle part of the week. things mostly dry towards the end of the week. but after a slightly milder spell for some of us those temperatures could come down a notch once again into next weekend and next week. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... america's top diplomat says palestinians must not be pressured into leaving gaza — and must be allowed to return to their homes once conditions allow. police in australia dismantle a criminal gang attempting to smuggle hundreds of lizards to hong kong. blast off! the first american spacecraft in more than 50 years is on its way to the moon after a successful launch. oppenheimer! oppenheimer wins big at the golden globe awards in los angeles, taking home five of the night's big prizes. new research commissioned by the bbc�*s panorama suggests police forces in england and wales need an extra 18,000 officers just to keep up with population growth. the home office says officer numbers are at a r

see this weather front in the north slipping further south, weather front in the north slipping furthersouthvery highest mountains. that will slip further south across parts of northern ireland and northern england on saturday morning but either side of that, clear spells. a bit of frost first thing tomorrow, a colder morning than this morning. through the day on saturday, a fair amount of dry and bright weather, a few splashes of light rain for northern ireland, north wales and perhaps in the midlands. sunny spells breaking through the cloud either side of that. reasonably mild, 5—8 on saturday. still lower than average but not as cold as it has been. into sunday, the wind turns more northerly. you can see the white colours of snow showers starting to move on across north and north—eastern scotland in particular. most of us still relatively dry and quiet on sunday. the change in wind direction through sunday into monday brings a chance of some snow showers, particularly parts of scotland and also some exposed coasts around the irish sea and the north sea as well. heading through into tuesda

northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouth is going to feel cold throughout the day. then as we move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in between, a lot of dry weather but, once again, it is going to be cold. where we've got the cloud, though, temperatures a little bit higher. the government says it will consider more military action against houthi rebels in yemen, if they continue their attacks on shipping in the red sea. last week uk forces joined the united states in launching air strikes against houthi targets. also in the programme — a damning report says the failures of police and council leaders meant girls in rochdale were left at the mercy of pa

furthersouth afternoon did the north—west of scotland.anglia and south east england. could be a little bit misty and murky here as we head into the evening and i will keep some of that cloud, mr evening and i will keep some of that cloud, m .. .,,, evening and i will keep some of that cloud, m , evening and i will keep some of that cloud,m , cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will _ cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will continue _ cloud, mr across southern counties. the winds will continue to _ the winds will continue to strengthen across scotland where the winds will continue to strengthen across the winds will continue to stren-then across scotland where we strengthen across scotland where we will see gail is developing. more clarity and outbreaks of rain. in between, touch of frost for england and wales. some spells of sunshine on wednesday. nothing too significant weather—wise. further north this band of rain with really squally, gusty winds pushing southwards and eastwards across scotland and northern ireland.

furthersouth, patchy frost and patchy fog, but still quite a bit of cloud for england and wales to startng of showers following. in the south, as we're seeing today, there will be quite a bit of cloud with some sunshine coming and going. as we move into the latter part of the weekend, sunday into next week, it will turn a lot colder. that blast of arctic air will bring, we think, the coldest snap of the winter so far because there will be the wind chill to add to it and the increasing risk of snow. as you can see on sunday, still a lot of cloud in southern and western areas, but further north we're starting to get colder with those snow showers. there are already warnings out for snow in the north for sunday. into monday, as well, when the risk extends further south. these are the most likely areas to see snow. we're not saying those will be the only areas, but where it's likely to cause disruption. still a question mark about this low pressure system running east across perhaps northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england as we go towards the middle of the week — tuesday, wedne

northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouthwe move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in between, a lot of dry weather but, once again, it is going to be cold. where we've got the cloud, though, temperatures a little bit higher. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us shoots down a missile fired from yemen, as the uk defends its decision to carry out strikes against houthi targets. we could not have been clearer with our warnings which they chose to ignore, and enough was enough. as the israel—gaza war surpasses 100 days, we'll speak to one young journalist who has been documenting the devastation in gaza to millions on social media. lava flows through mul

causing us a few headaches, the track seems to be changing a little — it�*s now moving a little furthersouthill some cloudy, damp, and breezy weather into the far northeast of scotland. temperature—wise, we�*re looking at around 8—9 celsius typically, so it is beginning to get a little bit cooler, and that trend will continue as we head towards the weekend. we are going to find, instead of low pressure around, though, pressure will rise — now it�*s low pressure that�*s brought all the wet weather recently and all the flooding, but high pressure will build in in time for the weekend. that�*ll bring in some colder air, may get a northeasterly breeze for a while, but certainly a change in weather type is on the way eventually. some much—needed dry weather to come as we head towards the weekend and into next week. it does mean, however, it will be colder, generally dry with some sunshine, but we�*re likely to have some frost at night. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sarah campbell. our headlines today. junior doctors in england go on strike for six days — the longest

furthersouth, more of pressure is across the north of the uk.s in the south—west. more cloud in eastern scotland and north—east england. some showers falling as snow over the higher ground here. you can see from the blue, another cold night. temperatures below freezing for many andy frost to start wednesday and some icy stretches. tomorrow, similar to today with more cloud in the north. it will probably filter south across wales to northern ireland. the best of the sunshine in southern england. temperatures not as cold tomorrow. 5-8 temperatures not as cold tomorrow. 5—8 for most. as we move into thursday, high pressure across the north of the uk. some cloud under that coming in from the north and east. a cloudy day for many on thursday. the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. it will not be as cold. there could be frost and fog around first thing. temperatures up to eight by this stage. a fairly similar day on friday. some cloud. reasonably mild. then all change as we see a weather front moving south through the course of the weeke

as we can furthersouth, mostly wales, possibly cheshire.erdeen, -3 is how it will feel. —7 in aberdeen, —3 in norwich. wherever you are, a cold day. through the evening and overnight, wintry showers in the north persist and then we have a weather system from the west. it will bring a mixture of rain, sleet and snow in northern ireland and western england but as the night goes on, it bumps into cold air and we will see heavier snow in western and south—western scotland and northern parts of northern ireland. it could be disruptive by morning. lighter snow coming in across the north west of england and north wales. the overnight lows. in sheltered glens in scotland, possibly —8. tomorrow, this system is bringing snow, moving slowly from the west to east. heavy snow with it. across the central lowlands in the morning, we could have 2—5 centimetres of snow which will cause issues on the mh motorway. continuing to push slowly, steadily eastwards, 10—20 centimetres possible on higher ground in the north of scotland. this system sit south with a m

furthersouth, it would irish sea will be pretty windy today. later. we will as well! yes, you will. -- let me book it later. i from today, people living in england will be able to access treatment for common conditions such as sore throats and earache — directly from pharmacists, without the need to visit a doctor. it's hoped the new pharmacy first scheme could help ease pressure on gps and free up around 10 million doctors appointments each year. here's our health editor, hugh pym. good morning, pharmacy. we have a vaccination on thursday, friday and saturday. they're at the heart of our communities. how do you spell it? from today, high street pharmacies in england will be able to ease even more of the burden on overstretched gp surgeries. how can i help? so, i woke up on saturday night... patients with seven new conditions can come straight to the pharmacy without booking an appointment. middle—ear infections is one of them. it's still blocked. there's loss of hearing. obviously, it's making me feel a bit dizzy. i spoke to the gp and then th

that is a huge drop interpreter. 13 or 1a further south. huge drop interpreter. 13 or 1a furthersouthant in any sunny spells. as we head on through the evening and overnight period, this rain will continue to put eastwards. they will still be some sleet and snow in the southern uplands and the pennines. some clear skies follow behind into scotland and northern ireland. here it will be cold. it could be as cold as —5 with some frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. once again this week, all to play for. thank you. it is a thorny issue for many pedestrians, including people who are blind, or parents with a pushchair. we are talking about a pavement parking. and from this morning, drivers in edinburgh could be fined up to £100 as the city becomes the first in scotland to enforce legislation which was passed backin enforce legislation which was passed back in 2019. but we thought we would ask what the situation is across the uk. the welsh government plan to introduce a new law by the end of last year but have now, it says, consultation will start later this year. in northern ire

furthersouth, in the highlands temperatures were —11.. it no snow, benson in 0xfordshire fell to —10. it shows how cold the air is at the moment. further heavy snow to come today across northern scotland. at the moment we have 35 centimetres of snow in out the hara. all of this is likely to lead to more disruption. we could see a further five to 15 centimetres of snow today. it will feel better and there will be blizzards and times —— at times. in northern ireland, in the worst affected areas we could see five to ten centimetres of further snow. snow showers coming down the irish sea and areas adjacent to it. at times we will see sam coming in from the north sea. a lot of dry weather and sunshine. feeling cold wherever you are. the temperature in lerwick will feel more like —9. the snow showers in the irish sea will drift in and across parts of england, wales, potentially through cheshire, possibly as far south as the midlands. leading us into another cold night. snow showers in the north and increasingly we will see them return to rain

furthersouth, gales in scotland and northern ingot. that was to free up more of the workforce. let's remind ourselves of those pledges. from april of this year working parents of two—year—olds entitled to 15 hours of real childcare. an extension in september. —— free childcare. by next year the pledge was that children under five would get 30 hours forfree. children under five would get 30 hours for free. transformational for many families, for many people intending to return to work. both parents have to be working, neither parents have to be working, neither parent can earn £100,000 or more. those proposed savings saving your family with a two—year—old more than £6,000 a year on average. welcome news for some of these parents in birmingham. i wouldn't be able to go back full time if i needed to because it is so expensive. we have got the government coming and like that, it will be great. it allows me to go back to work.— will be great. it allows me to go back to work. ., , ., �* back to work. the three hours don't cover school — back