see gales or severe gales fc a spell the of that we could see gales or severe gales fc a spell of eleaves a trail of showers behind. still pretty windy and that will make it feel quite chilly. a rash of showers as we go through the day on thursday, sunny spells and scattered showers. the worst of the weather easing away by them. two or three degrees will not feel great into the north, should see higher values by the south, six to nine. out of thursday into friday, we still have low— pressure thursday into friday, we still have low—pressure pressure sent into the north and that could produce some windy conditions across the far north—west and a scattering of showers. things will quieten down into the weekend. on friday, showers in the north and west, still a wintry flavour. still quite windy and cold but further south some decent spells of sunshine and in comparison to last week when it was cloudy, great, dull and comparison to last week when it was cloudy, great, dulland miserable, many of us will be happy with this weather. into saturday, a brief ridge of high pressure. that will q

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strong gales gusting to 50- 60, scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 scotland.sting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 in the far north for orkney and shetland. it could be tricky there. eventually, that low pressure pulls away, and we have another weather front sliding off the atlantic. south—westerly winds are rolling of the atlantic. that cloud and rain around, you will see where that is on sunday, in the north. to the south, probably a lot of cloud. chances are that there will break up. cloud is a nightmare to predict. we cannot say for certain where. the senton will appear, but we can't say exactly where. it could be clear in a few areas. it will be grey but mild, if thatis areas. it will be grey but mild, if that is what you want. the rain on monday in the south, notice the hint of the different direction in the wind in the north. that means that slightly cooler air from the north atla ntic slightly cooler air from the north atlantic is coming in. six degrees there in glasgow. in the south, a bit more mar the air. about 12 degrees. not a grey weekend in terms of the

strong winds and gales are likely here. and gales are likely here.lsewhere, not a bad end to the afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. coming south will be more significant. significant. rain, strong and gusty winds, then behind it we get into the cold air. behind it we get into the cold air. see pearson wintry showers starting to push on. to push on. scotland, —— some wintry showers starting to push in. starting to push in. and wales, the higher the temperature is to start the day. temperature is to start the day. another mild morning —— across england and wales. england and wales. patchy rain and fairly gusty winds as well. fairly gusty winds as well. cold front, clearing away to the south during tomorrow morning. south during tomorrow morning. particularly with the strength of the wind, gales and places. the wind, gales and places. the north and afternoon temperatures ofjust 3—7 degrees. the north and afternoon temperatures of just 3—7 degrees. of just 3—7 degrees. crashing onto the shore line with the gales. the

a very windy morning, gale force winds.s storm eleanor moves out in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain, northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. and then we end wednesday on a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's going to be quite a cool night to come. but then we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area

, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales.he cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it's likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to your bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly, and in fact, for thursday morning, those winds will have died down, the snow will have east away. not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine, further blustery showers across the north and the west. and things look like they've calmed down slightly as we head on in towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. hello. this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. concerns for thousands of small businesses following the collapse of carillion. after britain's second largest construction firm has gone under, ministers held an emergency meeting with suppliers and subcontractors facing millions of pounds of u

a very windy morning, gale force winds.m eleanor moves out in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain, northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. and then we end wednesday on a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's going to be quite a cool night to come. but then we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of lo

, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales.and. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly. thursday morning, the wind will have died down, the snow will have eased. not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine. further blustery showers across the north and west. and things look that they've calmed down slightly as we head on towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: simone biles, four—time olympic champion gymnast, says she was sexually abused by the former us team doctor. growing up in the world's biggest refugee camp, we meet the rohingya children who fled violence in myanmar. dolores 0'riordan, lead singer of the cranberries, has died suddenly. we take a look back at the irish

severe gales for a time, wind picking up as the rain spreads across england and wales, severe gales forart, but for some of you, the morning commute will be a particularly wet one, we have not had that for a while in the south—east and east anglia for particular but greeting monday morning's communities you will see some of the worst weather. gales into surrey and norfolk, further west, whilst ill bursts of rain, there will be drier moments too, perhaps a few glimmers of brightness through the morning rush—hour, some avoiding them just about all together. 0nce avoiding them just about all together. once we have the sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, showers here becoming frequent and heavy, rumble of thunder. wintry over higher ground. losing persistently from southeast and east anglia, may take until the afternoon for the sun to come out, scattering of showers, most frequent in the rest, of rumble of thunder to go with those. temperatures double figures, dropping back to three or fourin figures, dropping back to three or four in the north. cold wind continues to dig in through mon

a very windy morning, gale force winds.orth sea. but (lenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as they arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not be like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. wednesday, a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it‘s going to be quite a cool night to come. but then we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of low pressure will be a little bit further south. so it looks like we could see the strongest winds across southern b

a deep one with gales, even pressure. a deep one with gales, eve n severe pressure. often to the north sea on wednesday but behind it strong winds. also, however, the showers, nasty with heavy downpours of rain, hailand nasty with heavy downpours of rain, hail and thunder. ace warley day to come on wednesday. and then we draw a breath briefly as we move through wednesday night into the early part of tuesday. a chilly start to thursday and here we go, the next area of low pressure pushing rain on thursday across the british isles and four friday the low pressure centre just parks up. windy day on friday with further showers to come. lively conditions in the week ahead with gales, spells of rain and on friday it looks like it will be colder coming to a wintry feel by next weekend. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. but first, the headlines. police in iran say a protester has shot dead one of their officers, as demonstrations against the government continue for a fifth night in a number of ci

and then this deepening feature could bring another spell of gales or severe gales across southern andng to send a weather front our way with a band of rain spreading north and east overnight and during this morning, although it will be dry and cold across eastern and northern areas with a bit of frost and fog across central and northern scotland. so today it will be wet for many and then very windy into the afternoon, like i mentioned, central and southern areas with the risk of gales and it will be wet through the morning for the south—east of england into east anglia and the east midlands but behind it the skies will clear somewhat and then it is very windy with gales developing across the south—west initially and into wales. 0utbreaks south—west initially and into wales. outbreaks of rain into northern england, central, southern scotland and also across northern ireland, with some wintry nurse over high ground as well as the cold air and frosty start across central and northern scotland. showers for the northern isles. the rain band moves northwards, coming to a halt across norther

but, we're left with widespread gales really across much of england and wales on wednesday., but there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. some heavy showers across many northern and western areas of the uk, maybe with some hail and thunder in that, too. temperatures 7—10 degrees, fairly typically, decent enough temperatures. probably gets a bit chilly overnight, though, as those strong gale force winds tend to ease down slowly but surely, as that low pressure runs away and ahead of the next one coming in from the atlantic. so, we start off chilly and bright in most areas, a lot of the showers should be gone by this stage. but only because we've got this cloud coming in from the south—west to give some outbreaks of rain. again, how quickly the rain comes in from the south—west, some uncertainty about that. it does draw in milder air, but you can see the contrast in temperatures, south—west to north—east across the uk. and then the position of the low could be driven more across ireland into england and wales, keeping scotland in some slightly colder air, it will feel

the severe gales have hit much of northern europe as well. killed by falling trees or debris where gusts of up to 90 miles per hour have been recorded. across the netherlands and germany, winds caused severe disruption on roads and damage to property. hundreds of flights and trains were also cancelled. theresa may has welcomed emmanuel macron on his first official visit to britain since becoming french president. the prime minister is understood to have agreed to spend an extra £41; million on improving border security at french ports, and to take in more migrants from calais. the talks are expected to underline the leaders' commitment to working closely together after brexit, as our deputy political editor, john pienaar, reports. nothing like a bit of pomp and ceremony to get the meeting started. monsieur macron and mrs may won't the eu partners much longer. now they are keener than ever to keep in step where they can. to stay in tune. france is a key ally. brexit is coming and the prime minister is treading a delicate line. cooperation now,

gale force winds, particularly across irish sea coasts in towards the south—west for a time.land and into northern england that accumulate and continue to tot up. across the south, some dry interludes in fact, particularly across the south—east, but wherever you are it's going to be a chilly start to wednesday. wednesday itself looks like to be another cold and a windy one, there will be wintry showers again but also some good spells of sunshine and increasing amounts of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon. but plenty of wintry showers, snow showers across scotland and northern ireland to begin the day. strong winds too so there'll be some drifting of snow, blizzard conditions, take extra care on the roads, watch out for icy stretches as well. the same too for parts of northern england but the further south that we head, fewer showers through the morning period. a few running through the cheshire gap there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west england. but elsewhere it should be dry, chilly and bright with s

gale force winds, particularly across irish sea coasts in towards the south—west for a time., northern ireland and into northern england that accumulate and continue to tot up. across the south, dry interludes in fact, particularly the south—east, but wherever you are it's going to be a chilly start to wednesday. wednesday looks like to be another cold and a windy one, wintry showers again but also some good spells of sunshine and increasing amounts of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon. plenty of wintry showers, snow showers across scotland and northern ireland to begin the day. strong winds too so there'll be some drifting of snow, blizzard conditions, take extra care on the roads, watch out for icy stretches as well. the same too for parts of northern england but the further south that we head, fewer showers through the morning period. a few running through the cheshire gap there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west england. but elsewhere it should be dry, chilly and bright with some sunshine through th

severe gales. east overnight, that will bring gales is not severe gates. it's still quite windy especially on thursday but it will ease on friday, sunshine and showers, some billy sharp and it will turn a bit colder but not as cold as we have seen recently. hello, you're watching afternoon live. you quit ukip if you want to, but i'm staying. leader henry bolton faces a wave of resignations from key positions as pressure mounts on him to quit. i am not making any comment. he's saying nothing at the moment but is making a statement at apm. the head of the army warns that britain is struggling to keep up with russia's military and needs more money, not more cuts. do figures add up, nhs trusts might have to recalculate their performance data after the current figures may have led to misleading conclusions. an ejector seat manufacturer has admitted breaching health and safety law over the death ofa health and safety law over the death of a red arrows pilot

we are concerned about this next area of low pressure which could bring a spell of gales or severe galese north sea for wednesday leaving a rash of blustery showers throughout the day. some sunshine in between, but heavy showers across the west where it will be windy with gale force winds. you get the picture. it will be very u nsettled you get the picture. it will be very unsettled for the rest of the week ahead. further areas of low pressure bringing heavy rain and gales, but there will be sunshine in the forecast as well. back to you, roger. stav, thank you very much indeed. around 500,0000 people are expected to turn out in central london for the annual new year‘s day parade today with thousands of performers set to entertain the crowds. graham satchell is getting a taste of the action for us this morning. graham, they are still going through the motions and happy new year to you all. good morning, roger. happy new year to you. we‘re in parliament square. these cheerleaders have come all the way from the southern state of america, mainly from texas. good morning t chloe. good morning

bit is actually a large area of gales. i2 bit is actually a large area of gales. 12 hours. area, the knock—on effect is all over the place. 50, 60,70, effect is all over the place. 50, 60, 70, just affecting everybody. rough time. tomorrow, not dying down till afternoon. even looking at that map... fora change, north till afternoon. even looking at that map... for a change, north scotland com pletely map... for a change, north scotland completely clear. and people getting to work tomorrow, russia are going to work tomorrow, russia are going to be horrible. highways england has been advising road users in the south east of england, that the da rtford south east of england, that the dartford crossing is going to be closed from 11pm tonight. that is because of safety reasons. and it is actually unclear when it will open. between, before the peak period. hopefully. rush over is going to be difficult. parts of northern ireland, cumbria, yorkshire, those sorts of areas could get some very severe gusts. winds blow hard through rush hour. bristol, london, the south coast. even the

, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales.uthern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it‘s likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to your bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly, and in fact, for thursday morning, those winds will have died down, the snow will have eased away. not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine, further blustery showers across the north and the west. and things look like they‘ve calmed down slightly as we head on in towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories — simone biles, a—time olympic champion gymnast, says she was sexually abused by the former us team doctor. growing up in the world‘s biggest refugee camp — we meet the rohingya children who fled violence in myanmar. # got me wrapped around yourfinger... dolores 0‘riordan

becoming very windy, with gales across western areas. an area of persistent rain moving in.sh northwards, it's going to be a very mild night across the south, just 10 or 11 degrees at the lowest. this area of low pressure will move through on wednesday, could cause some disruption. it's going to deepen and bring about some severe gales to scotland. maybe gusts of 70mph here. but it's going to be a very windy day elsewhere, widespread gales, a band of heavy, squally rain spreading southwards and eastwards through the day, brightening up behind it, but it is a cold front. it's going to start to introduce cooler air, which will eventually reach the south—east by the end of the day. and then on into thursday, we're all into this cooler air mass. that's through thursday and also friday. quite a blustery day again on thursday. perhaps some sunshine, though, across england and wales, before some showers, maybe even long spells of rain. those temperatures back into single figures for most of us. so, to end the week, we're back into the cooler air briefly. there'll be sunshine and sh

on the southern flank, gales, severe gales come on the northern flank, running into colder air.ning into colder air. more snow with an amberwarning in into colder air. more snow with an amber warning in place. there could be up to 20 centimetres of fresh snow, low levels at 3—8 centimetres. this is where the wintry weather hangs round for the longest, snow to the south, strong winds, severe gales through england and wales. baptism two miles an hour in some spots. a risk of disruption going into the morning, whether it is from snow overnight. icy conditions left behind by northern parts of the uk as we look overnight. check on the trouble before you leave. the bulk of the weather will have cleared away. problem left behind that we need to be prepared for. icy conditions going further south. for many of us here, we will be going out into the sunshine when the sun is up. it is a windy start of the day. it will take a while for the stronger winds to ease down from england but it will remain globally during the day. chilly winds, the wind moderates a touch. showers in the north—west.

throughout the. nothing to stop that so further gales throughout the week.ety is compromised by ‘intolerable' conditions", the warning from doctors in a letter to the prime minister.. this is stuff that has not happened over the last few weeks, this has been progressive change and deterioration over the last year in particular with increased numbers of very sick patients. plastic—free supermarket aisles and a 5p bag charge extended to small shops, theresa may pledges to eradicate all avoidable plastic waste by 2042. time running out, hundreds of rescuers comb wreckage in southern california searching for those still missing after mudslides that have killed 17. the police hunt for robbers armed

the damage caused by the gales further south is extensive.ence was blown down at a sanctuary in berkshire. and this gives you the idea of the power of the wind last night in suffolk. a play centre now without much of its roof. hospital consultants in wales are warning that patient safety in accident and emergency units is being "compromised to an unacceptable degree". a6 doctors — that's most of the emergency medicine consultants in wales — have signed a letter to the first minister, carwynjones, outlining their concerns. it comes as figures published this morning show the lowest level of a&e performance in wales since march 2016. sian lloyd reports. recess is full, trolley bays are full. 8:30am, and staff at this hospital in swansea discuss the challenges ahead in a&e. patient waiting time targets are being missed at emergency units across wales, and today more than three quarters of all consultants in emergency medicine here have written to the first minister, warning that the system is at breaking point. there is good evidence that in a cr

, gales or severe gales, 60—70 mph gusts.uption into the morning, whetherfrom snow, wind overnight, icy conditions across northern parts of the uk as we start the day. check the travel situation before you head out. the bulk of the overnight weather will have cleared away but it's the problems left behind we need to be prepared for, aware of, too. scotland northern ireland, northern england, wintry showers coming in in places. icy conditions, too. further south, coming in in places. icy conditions, too. furthersouth, going out coming in in places. icy conditions, too. further south, going out into some sunshine once the sun is up. a scattering of showers into south wales and south—west england. a windy start. it'll take a while for the win is to ease down. though it remains blowing through the day, still a chilly wind. it will moderate the touch. further showers coming into the northwest. rain, sleet and snow. snow notjust on hills, especially late in the day we will see it to lower levels in places. it'll feel like it is at

strong winds almost every day with gales are even severe gales, particularly tuesday night into wednesdayhe moment. the wind is falling light and most of our showers will die out over the next few hours and thenit die out over the next few hours and then it will turn chilly into the small hours of tuesday. remember that if you get up early to head out to work, you may need the deicer and the scraper. the chilly weather will not last for long because wet weather coming in from the west will be milder along with cloud and rain. a frost the eastern scotland and sunshine to start the day. cloud in the west with rain arriving. sub you rush—hour and windy for northern ireland, dry the chilly across northern england and down into the midlands and east in england. or wales, heavy rain and squally winds through the morning rush hour. for the south—west, patchy rain and strong wind as well, especially around the coast. this weather system is in a hurry and will move across the british isles quickly on tuesday so in the west that means bright prospects coming in the afternoon. across northern englan

often windy with gales at times.or wintry showers, particularly over high ground in the north. a full forecast is available online. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. after his headquarters is raided, russian opposition leader alexei navalny is detained by police at a rally in moscow. president trump says he would have taken a different attitude than theresa may towards the brexit negotiations. the founder of the swedish furniture chain, ikea, has died. ingvar kamprad, who started the firm as a teenager in his garage, was 91. those are the latest headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? travel tech you can talk to... i have packed it. can you say it again? and i'm in mexico to see one of the world's mos

early on wednesday you have that double whammy of gales and also some heavy rain to contend with.ee the number of isobars, that is where we will see the strongest winds, certainly a 70 mph gust is not out of the question and some exposed locations may well be pushing towards 80 mph. that could mean some disruption to ferry travel, there will be speed restrictions on the bridges for sure and even as we come further south, anywhere near this frontal system the winds will be really quite squally and there will be a lot of surface water and spray around in addition to what is falling from the sky, some of this rain is really quite heavy. it will not be that way across east anglia and the south—east in the first part of the morning but very soon thereafter down comes that weather front from the north and west. following on behind, a mixture of sunny spells and some blustery showers but all the while we will have that strong wind near the top end of scotland and through the northern isles as well and the temperatures will begin to dip away as the last of the mild air is swept off into t

severe gales have caused disruption across much of the uk with gusts of over 80 mph.n without power for much of the day in east anglia and the south—east of england. robert hall reports. a warning of what was to come. the vital cargo link with the channel islands ploughing through gales and high seas as the latest weather system barrelled in. ahead injersey, mountainous seas breaking over the island's lighthouse, and more alerts warning of coastal flooding. in england, the wind howled through the night, with gusts of more than 80 mph recorded in east anglia. communities have been warned to expect disruption, if anything it was even more widespread than had been expected. this is the main rail line between ipswich and norwich. trees brought down power lines and blocked sections of track causing major disruption. at norwich station, trains were still going nowhere by mid—morning. in ipswich, frustrated travellers moved to buses or simply went home. we were going to get the 11 o'clock from liverpool street, it didn't run so here we are. it's tiresome but it happens. alon

or severe gales during the course of this afternoon. a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, quite persistent during the overnight period and to start this morning. but further north and east, a dry, chilly start to the day, with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in central and northern scotland. so, for today, there's going to be that early—morning rain, and then into the afternoon, those winds are going to pick up, particularly across the south. so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band begin to pick up, reaching gale—force around in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will be persistent, fairly heavy across northern england, pushing in towards central, southern scotland and into northern ireland. and with a little bit of elevation, with that cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. but a d

scotland, windy here as well with gales later. gales later.emperatures 5—9. temperatures 5—9. tuesday night, and then we push another cold front through. another cold front through. week, wednesday, u, down as a day that is going to feel cold. that is going to feel cold. a strong north—westerly wind which could hit gale force is in places. could hit gale force is in places. in the strength of the wind it will feel very cold. feel very cold. sunshine but still actually feel, with strong winds. with strong winds. like we will have a cloud and rain from the west. from the west. weather from where you are online, more from me on the bbc news at six. including five murders — is spared decades behind bars. against former associates. what is justice in this country? it's just designed to look after the criminal. how can a man convicted of that many crimes be set free into society? no voting rights. against the government. when they were hit by a car in london on friday. a man's been remanded in custody. sexist and says he is the right man for thejob.

scotland and northern ireland with outbreaks of rain, winds could be gale force, if not severe gale forcegh, because of the rain, wind and cloud, holding up above freezing. maybe a touch of frost in the highland glens of scotland. but, as for your monday morning commute, not a great one across east anglia and the south—east. some heavy bursts of rain around, strong to gale force winds, the strongest winds will be around the coast, but even inland it will be a gusty start to the day. lots of cloud, even further west across the midlands, south—west england, wales and into good parts of northern england, occasional rain here. but there are some gaps, there will be some dry moments, not everybody will get wet on the morning commute. and there is a chance that some across northern england may see a bit of sunshine peek through. the bigger chance of sunshine peeking through in scotland and northern ireland, showers though already on the go here. they will become a bit more frequent through the day, the breeze picking up. it turns colder and colder as the day goes on as well. those showers turni

winds of the gale force if not severe gale force.s england and wales in the morning. reaching east anglia and the south—east by the night. temperatures because of the wind, rain and cloud holding up above freezing. chance of a touch of frost in the highland glens in scotland. not a great morning commute across east anglia and the south—east. heavy burst of rain, strong to gale force winds. even inland, just so throughout the day. cloud and rain across south—west england and wayne chilly wales. there will be some gaps, not everyone will get wet. —— across south—west england and wales. showers are ready on the go. becoming frequent through the day. the breeze picking up, colder and colder the day goes on. showers turning wintry, not just colder the day goes on. showers turning wintry, notjust in the hills of north—west scotland. more sunshine in england through the afternoon. punctuated by heavy showers. the odd rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out. temperatures the afternoon still in double figures. further north the colder air seepi

a very windy morning, gale force winds.to the north sea. plenty of showers rattling through the morning and into the afternoon. the showers will be heavy with hail and thunder, squally, gusty winds as they arrive. in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures around 10 degrees. that is across the south. it may not be like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds and sunshine. wednesday a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. quite a cool night. we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. this area of low pressure will be further south. it looks like we could see the strongest winds across southern britain, certainly south wales, southern england, gale force winds. quite mild with it. 12—13 degrees despite the heav

a very windy morning, gale force winds.th sea. plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with hail and thunder, very squally, gusty winds as they arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not be like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. wednesday a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's goign to be quite a cool night to come. we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of low pressure will be a little bit further south. so it looks like we could see the strongest winds across southern britai

a very windy morning, gale force winds.ards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain, northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. and then we end wednesday on a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's going to be quite a cool night to come. but then we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of low pressure will be a littl

we're left with some widespread gales across left with some widespread gales a cross m ost left with. bright sunny intervals and sharers in the west. —— showers. temperatures still not bad for the time of year. the unsettled theme continues. we could see the wind eventually easing down by thursday morning but another area low pressure is to arrive bringing war wind and rain to the south—west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police appeal for information after four young men are stabbed to death in london — in separate attacks over new year.

, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales.significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly. in fact, for thursday morning, those winds will have died down, the snow will have eased away. not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine, further blustery showers across the north and west. and things look like they've calmed down slightly as we head on towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: simone biles, 4—time olympic champion gymnast, says she too was sexually abused by the former us team doctor. we meet the rohingya—children # wrapped around your finger... dolores o'riordan, lead singer of the cranberries, has died suddenly. we take a

as this area of low pressure develops, on the southern flank we likely to see severe gales for a timeurs of thursday morning. still the risk of more significant snow for central and southern areas of scotland. moving into the early half of thursday, severe gales could be an issue, heavy rain and snow as well. it will clear away pretty promptly on thursday leaving the day generally with sunny spells and some scattered showers. cold to north and milder further south. low pressure never too far away moving into the early pa rt too far away moving into the early part of the weekend. you are watching beyond 100 days. the dough surges through 26,000 breaking records and govern the white house something to cheer about. —— dow. a new survey says the financial burden is largely thanks to donald trump, not barack 0bama. this is the moment the dow broke records thanks to high investor confidence. the children kept captive in their family home confidence. the children kept captive in theirfamily home in california, some chained to their beds. also on the programme, building a bio defence. why the

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, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales.cant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly. in fact, for thursday morning, those winds will have died down, the snow will have eased away. not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine, further blustery showers across the north and west. and things look like they've calmed down slightly as we head on towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. this is bbc news. the headlines: the four—time olympic champion gymnast, simone biles, has said she was sexually abused by the former usa team doctor, larry nassar. he was jailed last month forfor possessing child pornography and is awaiting sentencing after admitting assaulting other female gymnasts under the guise of treatment. the un high commissioner fo

there will be gales, if not severe gales, around these coastal areas of the uk.to the afternoon. elsewhere, temperatures down a little bit, but there will be sunny spells and showers. the cooler air will move into the south east as the rain clears away through wednesday night and into thursday, but for thursday, we are back to this regime of the aircoming infrom we are back to this regime of the air coming in from the north—west and that means temperatures back down to where they should be for the time of year. a mixture of sunny spells and showers, mostly across the western areas. temperatures about six to ten celsius. by the end of the week, it will turn cooler compared to today and wednesday. quite windy for a time on wednesday with gales and severe gales, but there will be a good mixture of sunshine and showers by the end of the week. bye—bye. hello. it's tuesday, it's 9am, welcome to the programme. an extra £1 million a week for the nhs — that's what foreign secretary boris johnson is said to be calling for. but is the money there? just piling in some extra

or severe gales during the course of this afternoon., quite persistent during the overnight period and to start this morning. but, further north and east, a dry, chilly start to the day, with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in central and northern scotland. so, for today, there's going to be that early—morning rain, and then into the afternoon, those winds are going to pick up, particularly across the south. so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band picking up, reaching gale—force around in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will be persistent, fairly heavy across northern england, pushing in towards central, southern scotland and northern ireland. and, with a little bit of elevation, with that cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. but a dry, cold start for much of northern scotland, with a bit of mist and fog around,

a very windy morning, gale force winds.t in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain, northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. and then we end wednesday on a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's going to be quite a cool night to come. but then we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of low pressure will be

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