i think a gale is a little hubristic. there are too many structural headwinds to use the wind analogy again in place for inflation to really take hold. we think e-commerce of's -- is still in early stages given how far it will penetrate and eventually into the consumer side of the economy. demographics feel very disinflationary so they will keep a lid on inflation and it has been difficult in europe to generate inflation at all because of structural changes. i think it will be taken positive by governments and central banks because that is what they have been looking to achieve since the end of the financial crisis. any form of inflationary positive. annmarie: paul markham of newton investment stays with us this morning. let's get a first word news with laura wright. laura: bitcoin is paring gains after this weekend's rally took it to a new record high of almost $50,000. it comes as the world of financial services seems to be embracing the cryptocurrency with morgan stanley considering placing a bet on the coin. canada ha

so it's going to be a wet and windy start to friday, with gales quite possible out to the west. generally at around 10—11 celsius. the rain fairly relentless out to the west, particularly to higher ground. and there's more wet weather to come into start of the weekend. just like i was telling you yesterday, this pulse of moist air moving up from the south—west, bringing some heavy rain along west—facing coasts. so rainfall totals are going to start to tot up — that may well lead to some localised flooding. the ground is very saturated at the moment. we'll need to keep an eye on that. but you can see things getting a little bit warmer with sunshine across the south and east. that's the story as we go into sunday. that weather front is still wriggling around the northwest, but it will weaken off a touch. but it's the boundary between allowing this milder air to push up to the south and really make a difference, particularly when we get some sunshine. so we could see 16 or 17 celsius through the weekend in the south. take care. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines at 2pm..

there will be strong to gale force went out towards the north and west with that rain.usts of 50 to 60 mas bro. this is where temperatures edge up a little bit more and even more still by the time we get to wednesday. 16, possibly i7 more still by the time we get to wednesday. 16, possibly 17 degrees, even into parts of yorkshire, where it is very wet, it will turn drier later in the week as high—pressure building. this is what is on the way this week. very mild for a time but also very wet for a time, especially parts of scotland and northern ireland where it is so wet. it will be drier later. a weather system is moving in. that is your forecast. hello this is bbc news with me, ben brown. the headlines: borisjohnson is due to hold a final meeting with senior ministers and scientific advisers about how to ease england's lockdown ahead of tomorrow's announcement of a roadmap out of restrictions. there's a new pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly, a month ahead of schedule. thousands of protesters have

strong to gale—force winds with gusts 50—60 mph with that rain towards the north and west, whereas muchcentral and eastern england will stay dry. the further east you are, you see the sunny spells. this is where you see the higher temperatures, but we're all mild. and a very mild night to come on tuesday night. milder still in those brighter parts of england on wednesday. further rain at times in parts of scotland, with a renewed risk of seeing some flooding as those rain totals mount. but after the wet weather, where it has been so wet, it will turn drier again later in the week. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: a pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly — a month ahead of schedule. it's because of the success of the vaccine rollout that we are able to do that and that will have an impact on how quickly we will all be able to return to normal, which is obviously what everyone wants to see. borisjohnson meets ministers and scientific advisers to put the final touches to plans to bring engl

so ireland, northern ireland, scotland, heavier rain and coastal gales are expected.lso nudging into the western fringes of wales but for central and eastern england a dry day and actually some sunshine for places like east anglia and the extreme south—east. around 15 degrees expected on tuesday in london. the air is coming in from the south in the middle part of the week and you can see this plume of milder air stretching almost from the canaries coming in from portugal, spain and france and spreading all the way into scandinavia. not everybody will get the milder weather which will affect more southern parts of the country and here it could even nudge up to 18 degrees at one point. but in the north—west of the uk it is always going to be more unsettled. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown, the headlines: borisjohnson is due to hold a final meeting with senior ministers and scientific advisers about how to ease england's lockdown — ahead of tomorrow's announcement. there's a new promise that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by

we'll see gales developing around irish sea coasts through the north channel and across western scotlandgns of something much milder pushing into the west, double figure values. still quite cold across the east and southeast. as we head into the new week, mild air winds out. double figures for all areas. it won't be completely settled. there will be some rain at times for some of us and the night will be much milder. hello, welcome to bbc news. we start in washington and the impeachment trial of donald trump. his lawyers accuse the democrat party of waging a campaign of retribution against the former president. they finished their defence case in a matter of hours, denying that mr trump provoked the deadly assault on the capital last month. they also say his speech that day was protected under the us constitution. jon sopel reports. chanting: fight for trump!

other low moves in again bringing south—westerly winds mild weather but it will be very windy with galeusts on exposed coasts and force gusts on exposed coasts and for some it will be very wet as well. rainfall totals are going to top up in a few places, between two and four inches of rain at least so we need to keep a close eye on that is a good bring a localised flooding. it never really gets to the east where it stays mild and largely dry but it's just the beginning of this conveyor belt of moisture that will run up from the south west as we move into the weekend and that is going to bring yet more wet weather with it. it will continue to bring a milder theme but it means a saturday stays unsettled. however, we could see warm and springlike weather into the south—east by sunday afternoon. a reminder of our top story. the world's first study in which people will be deliberately infected with coronavirus will begin in the uk within a month. human viral challenge models, because they directly inoculate volunteers, are able to establish whether the vaccines are working extremely quickly.

we'll see gales developing around irish sea coasts through the north channel and across western scotlandsomething much milder pushing into the west, double figure values. still quite cold across the east and southeast. as we head into the new week, that mild air wins out. double figures for all areas. it won't be completely settled. there will be some rain at times for some of us and nights will be much milder. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: donald trump's defence team concludes its case in his impeachment trial, denying mr trump incited an insurrection and accusing the democrats of waging a campaign of retribution. russia cracks down after weeks of protests, alexei navalny appearing in court again to face allegations that he defamed a second world war veteran. protests in myanmar as the un passes a resolution deploring the military coup and calling for the immediate release of aung san suu kyi. justin timberlake apologises to britney spears after a new documentary focuses on how he treated her after their relationship.

born plumber had a prolific career spanning 7 decades but he was best known for portraying captain gale dunn trial in 1060 five's the sound of music plunder enjoyed a late career renaissance at the age of 82 he became the oldest academy award winner in history taking home the oscar for best supporting actor for his role in the 2012th film begin. and a reminder of the top story we're following about a 1000 people. the districts of near the largest city of gone on saturday to protest a military coup or leave this week riot police blocked the streets using barricades and water cannons the crowds were the largest yet to protest incoming they had an internet blackout. you are of course watching live from berlin up next our sports magazine sports one don't forget to get all the latest news and information on our web site dot com we'll see you with more news at the top of the . mind and. right.

very windy weather for the north and west of scotland with gales, 60 or 70 mph gusts, in fact.to the south—east but some dry weather in central areas and a very mild night to come, five to 11 degrees. now, for sunday, it looks like this weather front will bring some cloud, some patchy rain to southern and eastern areas. then it will work its way westwards, it could pep up across wales in the south—west through the afternoon, but not as heavy as what we had today. sunshine further north, i2 showers and, again, very mild, ii to maybe 15 degrees across the south—east. it remains very mild into next week as well, with most of the rain in the north and west. driest of the weather in the south and east. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. hear it? yeah. child screams. the heartstopping moment after the engine on a passenger plane bursts into flames above the us state of colorado. large chunks of debris are scattered onto homes below before pilots safely land the united airlines flight at denver airport. gunfire

relatively warmer in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas but it is windy wherever you are, galessea, the east of northern ireland, the west of scotland, and at 30 or a0 mph even in the southeast with the sunshine it is still a windy day. the rain will continue this evening and overnight. it will start to pep up and overnight. it will start to pep up again at times with some heavier bursts. with the wind is continuing, temperatures will be more like what they should be doing today, in fact a little above. so very mild and it will stay that way for much of the week. the flood warnings are starting to rise as well. so naturally the met office amber warning and yellow warnings under —— for the rain warning and yellow warnings under —— forthe rain and warning and yellow warnings under —— for the rain and wind, but there are flood warnings because it doesn't end here, the weatherfront flood warnings because it doesn't end here, the weather front is still with us and the area of low pressure tomorrow. the contrast in temperatures, the warmth heading up from the south is just enhancing t

in scotland and northern ireland at times into west and wales with the rain coming in, and strong gale of 60 miles an hourin force winds of gust of 60 miles an hour in some spots and it will be windy across all areas. mild across all areas with higher temperatures through central and eastern parts of england but staying dry and the weather front is still around on wednesday and there will be a pulse of energy moving along it so there might be a lull in the rain for a time but it comes back in two parts of northern ireland, western parts of northern ireland, western parts of england and wales with the risk of england and wales with the risk of seeing rain but particularly into scotland and again through central and eastern parts of england here, there might be some sunshine and this is where we could see 17, not just in south—east england but even into parts of yorkshire. and then the weather system will weaken considerably as it pushes away going into thursday. a little shift in wind direction behind it, so slightly less mild air for thursday on a breeze and a scattering of showers, a

but the winds will be strong, perhaps even gale force around some of those north sea coasts, and it willel much colder. and that run of cold easterly winds continues for the start of next week. that cold air coming over the slightly warmer north sea generates all the cloud, which generates the showers, which of course will be of snow. and those will stream their way in across england, heading towards wales. lots of snow showers coming to scotland as well. a bit dry for northern ireland. shouldn�*t see heavy falls of snow in the south—east of england, but it�*s certainly going to be very cold here, temperatures maybe below freezing all day without that covering of snow and because we have those strong winds, it will feel much colder in the wind. we�*re likely to find some more snow showers mainly for eastern parts of the uk during tuesday, but by the middle part of the week, it may be a bit drier. not as windy, but it�*s still going to be cold. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. an internet blackout fails to prevent protests in myanmar a

the canadian border bomber was best known for the training captain gale tran 965 the sound of music in a career spanning more than 7 decades he enjoyed a late career a nice sound at the age of 82 he became the oldest winner of an academy award for acting taking home the ask us a best supporting actor for his role in the 2012th sell the guinness. you want to get over news here's a reminder of the top story we're following story about a 1000 people took to the streets of man was launched a city again go on saturday to protest the military military coup earlier this week riot police blocks the streets using barricades and to comment the crowds were the largest yet to protest in column it and internet blackouts. coming up next hour of course a series looking at tamarind we're back to more news headlines at the stop all the hour stay tuned for that we'll have more headlines for you until then you can always get information on our website that is state of the dot com i'm rebecca ritter's in bergen thanks very much for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born

>>the afternoon so that gale warning is in effect through tomorrow afternoon so dangerous conditions for small boats and just be careful if you're going to be along the coast and by the water as you can see on futurecast looks like it's going to be dry not just the weekend. but most of next week so i am though picking up the chance of rain on saturday as you can see kind of hard to gauge exactly what time because different models are giving us a different time frame for when this rain will arrive, but again saturday a week from tomorrow so not tomorrow. as far temperatures in the morning will be up to the mid 50's upper 50's there by 11:00am and again it's going to be windy out there, especially in the north bay as for our temperatures tomorrow, it's going to be pretty similar to what we're going to see for today's daytime highs are looking at 63 in livermore santa rosa at 64 degrees mostly sunny skies. as for high temperatures across the rest of the if you are hitting the road and heading down to sow cow are looking at 73. some blue skies up and down california sacramento, mid 60's

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rain across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, the north and west of wales, and galeswards western scotland. despite the wet and windy weather here, it's going to be mild. double figure values for all, but we could see 1a or 15 across the south and the east given some brightness. it'll stay very wet and windy across the north and the west on wednesday, extremely mild across the south east, 17 or 18 celsius. and then there's signs of it calming down a little bit as we end the week and head—on into the weekend, as high pressure builds in. so, for this upcoming week, it's going to be very mild for a time, but wet and windy across northern and western areas, with the risk of localised flooding, and then signs of it drying up for many of us by the end of the week. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a new martyr for myanmar: crowds pay their respects to mya thwe thwe khaing, who was shot during protests against the military coup. a three—month extension for un inspectors to access iran's —— remembering the victims of the christchurch earthquake: new ze

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it is not just to be wet on friday but it will also be windy, with gales around times across westernin for these areas, large stretches of these areas, large stretches of the day actually relatively dry. temperature is mild, 10— 12 degrees. that we can like this, more wet and windy weather across western areas of the uk with those rainfall totals building up. across the east, something a little bit drier and brighter with some sunshine, temperatures 12—14 widely but across eastern england we could see hires up to 17. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: touchdown confirmed. perserverence has touched down on the surface of mars. the moment the perseverance rover, nasa's most ambitious mission to mars, lands successfully on the red planet. it worked through all the adversity and all the challenges that go with landing a rover on mars, plus the challenges of covid and just an amazing accomplishment. within minutes, the first image was beamed back by the rover and it tweets: "i'm safe on mars. perseverance will get you anywhere." millions of texans are without p

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. ♪ i am full gale. welcome to the program.ermany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish, polish and german diplomats, accusing them of taking part in illegal protests against the jailing of alexei navalny. the russian announcement came as a top diplomat was in moscow describing the bloc's ties with russia under severe strain. reporter: t gl is to keep communication chanls open as there for an representatives visit moscow. there are opportunities for cooperation. during his meeting with sergey lavrov, the representative said the russian vaccine sputnik view was one of them, but neither side has -- the elephant in the room is alexei navalny. >> i convey our deep concern and we have an appeal to his release and an investigation of his poisoning. reporter: russia's foreign minister argues the e.u. is acting more like the u.s., always threatening new sanctions. we have become accustomed to unilateral and illegitimate measures and we have adjusted our positions accordingly. we assume the e.u. is

gale force winds there in the hebrides, gusting again to 65 mph and frequent heavy showers.it may take time before it clears away completely, and then behind it, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers, and the temperature is between 10—12 celsius. so even for february, quite a mild day. and as i say, that rain will take time to clear away from the south—east. here's a look at wednesday's weather forecast. one low pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius.

tehran back into the 2050 nuclear deal so what is president biden's plan for the middle east i'm phil gale this is the day. we've been very clear that the murder of. it was a horrific crime of course this is a crime that as i said before shock the conscience my expects. that we will be in a position. before long to speak to steps to promote accountability going forward for this horrific crime. also supreme court rules against a woman who was stripped of her citizenship after traveling to syria to join the so-called islamic state. supreme court unanimously a law reads all of the home secretary's appeals and dismisses miss baker rooms across the pale. welcome to the day joe biden describe saudi arabia of a u.s. ally as a pariah state on thursday he bypassed the country's de facto ruler crown prince mohammed bin sound man and spoke directly with the saudi king today a u.s. intelligence report places the blame for the 2018 murder of this isn't journalist amount squarely at princetown man's feet and then this iran president biden signals are initially were positive saying that he's open to retu

we'll see gale developing around irish seacoast through the north channel and across western scotland wii, mild air winds out. double figures for all areas. air winds out. double figures for allareas. —— new air winds out. double figures for all areas. —— new week. the night will be much wilder. —— much milder. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump's defence team have concluded their case early, calling the claim that he incited an insurrection "a monstrous lie". they say the storming of the capitol was pre—planned, and that prosecutors failed to directly connect the actions of the rioters to mr trump. no thinking person could seriously believe that the president's january 6 speech on the ellipse was in any way and incitement to violence or insurrection. after weeks of protests across russia, we report on the crackdown on president putin's critics in the country's far east.

gales around these coasts here — 50 mph at least, maybe even 60 in places. breezy inland, too.t once the rain sets in and out towards the west, it could last well into the weekend. now, we were promising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: nato debates the future of troops in afghanistan, after nearly 20 years of bitter conflict. are taliban willing to piece? if not, then taliban should know that the international community will remain. a huge storm sweeping across the us state of texas has killed at least 21 people and left millions without power. the united states charges three north korean computer programmers of conspiring to steal more than $1 billion in a global hacking spree. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh, who's 99, is in hospital, as a precaution, afterfeeling unwell. and, facebook blocks users in australia

the winds will be strong, perhaps gale force around the north sea coasts and it will make it feel colds at best. add on the strength of the wind and it will feel much colder, typically minus four or even minus five degrees. that run of cold easterly winds continue for the start of next week. the cold air coming over the slightly warmer north sea generates the cloud which generates the showers, which will be snow. those will stream their way in across england, heading towards wales, lots of snow showers coming into scotland as well. drier for northern ireland. we shouldn't see the heavy falls of snow perhaps in the south—east of england but it will be very cold here. temperatures below freezing all day with that covering of snow and of course, because we have the strong winds, it will feel much colder in the wind as well. we are likely to find more snow showers, for eastern parts of the uk during tuesday. and by the middle part of the week, it may be a bit drier, not as windy but it is still going to be cold. including mobile spying. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in

into sunday, you can see plenty of isobars on the charts coming in from the south, almost reaching galestart to make better progress eastwards, so we should see more in the way of rain. milder air will be pushing in by this point, although the very far southeast may stay bright and quite chilly on the east coast. further west where we'll see that milder air, eight or nine degrees. milder still into next week, double figures for many. quite wet, though, for the first half of the week, turning a little bit drier for the second half. welcome to bbc news, i'm freya cole. 0ur our top stories. man yelling into megaphone: e were invited by the president of the united states! tying the rioters to trump. democrat impeachment managers wrap up their case, saying the former president played a key role in orchestrating the capitol siege. even after the attack, the insurrectionists made clear to law enforcement that they were just following president trump's orders. meghan markle launches a scathing attack on a british tabloid newspaper after winning her high court privacy battle. china bans broadcas

gale force winds there in the hebrides, gusting again to 65 mph and frequent heavy showers.d it, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers, and the temperature is between 10—12 celsius. so even for february, quite a mild day. and as i say, that rain will take time to clear away from the southeast. here's a look at wednesday's weather forecast. one low—pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk a

but the winds will be strong, perhaps even gale force around some of those north sea coasts, and it willl be lower than they were on saturday. add on the strength of the wind, and it will feel much colder. and that run of cold easterly winds continues for the start of next week. that cold air coming over the slightly warmer north sea generates all the cloud, which generates the showers, which of course will be of snow. and those will stream their way in across england, heading towards wales. lots of snow showers coming into scotland as well. a bit drier for northern ireland. shouldn't see heavy falls of snow in the south—east of england, but it's certainly going to be very cold here, temperatures maybe below freezing all day with that covering of snow and because we have those strong winds, it will feel much colder in the wind. we're likely to find some more snow showers mainly for eastern parts of the uk during tuesday, but by the middle part of the week, it may be a bit drier. not as windy, but it's still going to be cold. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories:

might be a shock to the system, but it will all be about the rain out to the west, accompanied by galeorce gusts of winds. so may be the wet weather might catch you out first thing if you are up and off early, with winds in excess of 60 mph. some of that rain really quite relentless across west facing coasts, and that will allow the rainfall totals to top up as we go through the day tomorrow, and it will stay into saturday as well. so wet and windy out of the west. rain gradually moving into eastern scotland, but eastern england will stay dry and temperatures should peak at 11 degrees. we still have this weather front at the weekend, it's a bit of a headache as to where it's a bit of a headache as to where it will be sitting. it keeps wriggling west to east, but one thing is for certain... it will feed up thing is for certain... it will feed up this mild airfrom the thing is for certain... it will feed up this mild air from the south so temperatures will continue to climb for some others. on saturday potentially we will see wet weather out to the west, but a quieter day on sunday, and

gale force winds there in the hebrides, gusting again to 65 mph and frequent heavy showers.nd the south—east in the afternoon. it may take time before it clears away completely, and then behind it, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers, and the temperature is between 10—12 celsius. so even for february, quite a mild day. and as i say, that rain will take time to clear away from the south—east. here's a look at wednesday's weather forecast. one low pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and east

to the west and we could see two or four inches of rain on west coast, mainly more, accompanied by gale winds. the rain never really makes its way across to the east, the heavy rain could lead to the potential for some localised flooding, the ground is very saturated at the moment and temperatures should peak at around 8-11 . temperatures should peak at around 8—11 . more wet weather coming for the start of the weekend but indications that milder air will win through in the south—east on sunday, and it will be dry and sunny. but if you are a hay fever sufferer, worth bearing in mind that tree pollen will be high. bearing in mind that tree pollen will be high-— that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — a state of nirvana — that's what the 22 year greek stefanos sitsipas says helped him defy the odds to dump rafa nadal out of the australian open. with dubai's ruler sheikh mohammed coming under increased scrutiny over the detention of his daugther — what does this mean for th

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into sunday, you can see plenty of isobars on the charts coming in from the south, almost reaching galeoint, although the very far southeast may stay bright and quite chilly on the east coast. it's further west where we'll see that milder air, eight or nine degrees. could be quite wet, though, for the first half of the week, and then signs of it turning a little bit drier for the second half of the week. welcome to bbc news, i'm freya cole. the headlines: man yelling into megaphone: e were invited by the president of the united states! tying the rioters to trump. democrat impeachment managers wrap up their case saying the former president played a key role in orchestrating the capitol siege. even after the attack, the insurrectionists made clear to law enforcement that they were just following president trump's orders. meghan markle launches a scathing attack on a british tabloid newspaper after winning her high court privacy battle. china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it's an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom.

heaviest of the rain will be in the west, and the winds will be strengthening, reaching gale—force toures above average. they'll only climb a little bit further. it will be a windy day, though, tomorrow, winds strongest towards the west of scotland. rain, though, on and off through much of the day towards the channel islands, the south east and east anglia. maybe something brighter later. the more persistent rain across western scotland will ease, and really, for many of you, it will be sunshine and showers through tuesday. and that wind'll be pushing those showers through quite smartly, with some of the showers in the west heavy and thundery. strongest of the winds, though, western scotland. lowest of the temperatures here, still above average at 8—9 degrees. most, though, around 10—13 celsius. now, as we go into the start of tuesday night, dry for a while, but then the next area of low pressure pushes in for wednesday. again, another batch of weather fronts working their way through, too, so most of us will see rain at times to start wednesday. rain, though, could linger throughout

gale force winds there in the hebrides, gusting again to 65 mph and frequent heavy showers.completely, and then behind it, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers, and the temperature is between 10—12 celsius. so even for february, quite a mild day. and as i say, that rain will take time to clear away from the southeast. here's a look at wednesday's weather forecast. 0ne low—pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news, the headlines. the lea

rain across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, the north and west of wales, and gales going to be mild. double figure values for all, but we could see 1a or 15 across the south and the east given some brightness. it'll stay very wet and windy across the north and the west on wednesday, extremely mild across the south east, 17 or 18 celsius. and then there's signs of it calming down a little bit as we end the week and head—on into the weekend, as high pressure builds in. so, for this upcoming week, it's going to be very mild for a time, but wet and windy across northern and western areas, with the risk of localised flooding, and then signs of it drying up for many of us by the end of the week. so now to the moment of truth. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a new martyr for myanmar: crowds pay their respects to mya thwe thwe khaing, who was shot during protests against the military coup. remembering the victims of the christchurch earthquake a decade on: new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern leads a memorial service. the red cross warns of

so ireland, northern ireland, scotland, heavier rain and coastal gales are expected.d a dry day and actually some sunshine for places like east anglia and the extreme south—east. around 15 degrees expected on tuesday in london. the air is coming in from the south in the middle part of the week and you can see this plume of milder air stretching almost from the canaries, certainly coming in from portugal, spain and france and spreading all the way into scandinavia. not everybody will get the milder weather which will affect more southern parts of the country and here it could even nudge up to 18 degrees at one point. but in the north—west of the uk it is always going to be more unsettled. good afternoon. the prime minister has promised all adults in the uk will be offered their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly. so far, more than 17 million people have already had a jab — that's around one in three adults. the vaccines offer protection against the two most commonly found variants in the uk — but it's not clear yet how they work against the south afr

gale force winds there in the hebrides, gusting again to 65 mph and frequent heavy showers.d showers, and the temperature is between 10—12 celsius. so even for february, quite a mild day. and as i say, that rain will take time to clear away from the south—east. here�*s a look at wednesday�*s weather forecast. one low pressure moves away — in fact, it�*s over iceland — and another one replaces it. in fact, we are going to see a series of low pressure coming our way, bringing spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that�*s the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. welcome to bbc news, i�*m mike embley. our top stories: one of the world�*s most dangerous places, especially if you�*re a child — more than a50 kille

threatens disruption to parts of the country with snow expected to hit the south east overnight and galeready exist for much of england, scotland and eastern wales. and from early tomorrow morning a met office amber snow warning, meaning travel issues and power cuts are likely is in place for parts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. good evening. scotland pulled—off a major shock on the opening day of the six nations championship by beating favourites england at twickenham for the first time in 38 years. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson watched their 11—6 victory. scotla nd scotland at twickenham, history makers, dressed for the times, in a stadium that uniquely empty, and that trophy, what is missing there? scotland's name. never six nations winners, not yet. in were stretched soon and often, scotland go for space to the wing, how close was that? well, try again. this time they passed it to duhan van der merwe who came to edinburgh via pretoria, try to stop him, england couldn't. at half—time scotland were two

strong to gale—force winds with gusts 50—60 mph with that rain towards the north and west, whereas muchy. the further east you are, you see the sunny spells. this is where you see the higher temperatures, but we're all mild. and a very mild night to come on tuesday night. milder still in those brighter parts of england on wednesday. further rain at times in parts of scotland, with a renewed risk of seeing some flooding as those rain totals mount. but after the wet weather, where it has been so wet, it will turn drier again later in the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news the headlines at 6pm: a pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly — a month ahead of schedule. it's because of the success of the vaccine roll—out that we're able to do that and that will have an impact on how quickly we'll all be able to return to normal, which is obviously what everyone wants to see. borisjohnson meets ministers and scientific advisers to put the final touches to plans to bring england out of lockdown. a pioneering breakthough for children

gales around these coasts here — 50 mph at least, maybe even 60 in places. breezy inland, too. milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. these these missions are just the beginning. this is bbc news. i�*m mike embley. our top stories: nato debates the future of troops in afghanistan, after nearly 20 years of bitter conflict. are the willing ban —— are they willing to remain? a huge storm sweeping across the us state of texas has killed at least 21 people and left millions without power. three north korean computer programmers have been charged with conspiring to steal more than a billion dollars in a global hacking spree. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in london as a �*precautionary measure�*. and the world�*s first human trials deliberately infecting people with covid—19 get the go—ahead in the uk.

into sunday, you can see plenty of isobars on the charts coming in from the south, almost reaching galeart to make better progress eastwards, so we should see more in the way of rain. and it will be of rain because milder air will be pushing in by this point, although the very far southeast may stay bright and quite chilly on the east coast. it's further west where we'll see that milder air, eight or nine degrees. and it turns milder still into next week, double figure values for many. could be quite wet, though, for the first half of the week, and then signs of it turning a little bit drier for the second half of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: democrats have concluded their case against donald trump in the former president's second impeachment trial. video has been shown of rioters saying they were acting under clear instructions from mr trump. his lawyers will open their case for the defence on friday. the duchess of sussex has won her lawsuit against a british tabloid which published a private letter she wrote to her estranged father. meghan markle said the damage from th

we'll see gales developing around irish sea coasts through the north channel and across western scotlandl quite cold across the east and southeast. as we head into the new week, that mild air wins out. double figures for all areas. it won't be completely settled. there will be some rain at times for some of us and nights will be much milder. this is bbc news. a reminder of our headlines. lawyers for donald trump and his appeasement trial have concluded their defence. they say the accusation that the former president incited an insurrection was a monstrous live. they save prosecutors have failed to directly connect the actions of the rioters to mr trump. the actions of the rioters to mrtrump. russian the actions of the rioters to mr trump. russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been in court again to face allegations that he defamed a second world war veteran, something he denies. police have been targeting opposition activists across russia and critics of the kremlin have been put under pressure. there been put under pressure. there been marked protest against the military coup in

rain across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north west england, the north and west of wales, and galesstern scotland. despite the wet and windy weather here, it's going to be mild. double figure values for all, but we could see 1a or 15 across the south and the east given some brightness. it'll stay very wet and windy across the north and the west on wednesday, extremely mild across the south east, 17 or 18 celsius. and then there's signs of it calming down a little bit as we end the week and head on into the weekend, as high pressure builds in. so, for this upcoming week, it's going to be very mild for a time, but wet and windy across northern and western areas. the risk of localised flooding and then signs of it drying up for many of us by the end of the week. hello again. this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, though, the headlines this hour: borisjohnson is expected to announce the reopening of schools and relaxed rules on socialising in england for next month, when he speaks in the house of commons tomorrow afte