storm gareth is out there. carol can tell is all about grey and gareth.in the northern half of the uk. as well as the wind, we are looking at a day of sunshine and some heavy showers. this area of low pressure is storm gareth and through the day, it will drift towards denmark and later on, the showers and the wind will he is. it will still be fairly windy. 0r and the wind will he is. it will still be fairly windy. or the rush hour, the strongest winds in the light from —— a line from liverpool to the wash, even in the light from ——a to the wash, even in the light from —— a line from liverpool to the wash, even inland. similarly so across northern ireland. easily looking at gusts 50—60, more than that with exposure especially on the coasts. if you are travelling on a high sided or light vehicle or bike, do take extra care. you might find some disruption. branches down. ferries weighing well be delayed. check your travel plans before you set out. through the day, we will find the strongest winds transferred. showers particularly in the north—west. they into

we have to see what happens with gareth bale for instance. they didn't get on.like water and oil. what now? speaking of returning... patrik schick's 33rd—minute header ensured claudio ranieri made a winning return as roma boss with a 2—1victory over struggling empoli at the stadio olimpico on monday, but not without a late scare. his second spell started brightly when stephan el shaarawy opened the scoring in the ninth minute. however, that lead lasted just three minutes as centre—backjuan jesus inadvertently put the ball into his own goal. a good finish, really. schick restored the hosts' advantage when he headed home alessandro florenzi's free kick from close range at the far post. home captain florenzi went from hero to zero as he was sent off for a second bookable offence in the 80th minute, and empoli then thought they had snatched a late point when rade krunic found the back of the net in the 89th minute. but a reprieve for roma fans courtesy of var, the goal disallowed for a controversial handball by dimitri oberlin in the build—up to give ranieri's side

storm gareth really sta rts in scotland. storm gareth really starts to ramp up the winds.oast of northern ireland and not far off thatis of northern ireland and not far off that is likely to cause some significant issues and strong winds through tuesday night into wednesday spread to south—west scotland, england and wales. strong enough winds to bring down some trees in places, so we're talking about the risk of some transport disruption. we are likely to see speed restrictions on temperatures. ferries may be delayed or cancelled and there could be some delays around the airports as well. it stays wet and windy, really, through the rest of the week with heavy rain targeting north—west england. that brings the risk of localised flooding, especially around cumbria. but yes, the weather is going to be pretty rough over the next couple of days. hello, this is newsday and i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: theresa may and eu officials agree legally—binding changes to the brexit deal ahead of a crucial vote in the british parliament. today we have secured legal changes.

he says gareth bale deserves more respect. six years since he broke the transfer record but reports in spain suggest even now he is not adapted and some team—mates even say he is still struggling to speak with them. ago, voted best player last year, says there is a way back. he told reporters i don't think it is the end of him, all he needs to do is work, work and work. for now, the tea m work, work and work. for now, the team under coach are focusing on a league knockout tie. they need to— one from the first leg but with form that has seen them slip to third in la liga, there is speculation a va ca ncy la liga, there is speculation a vacancy might come up here. there is one former real madrid manager now waiting for an opportunity. some are footballs biggest characters and one of footballs biggest clubs, the future, for now, is uncertain. also coming up in the programme: we meet the first female asian boxer hoping to pack a punch next pics. idid hoping to pack a punch next pics. i did meet an asian girl and she said she had s

ryan giggs picked a young and experimental team, with gareth bale not even in the squad, and it tookge time for woodburn to score the only goal of the game. wales begin their euro 2020 qualifying campaign against slovakia on sunday. let's take a quick look at some other stories today... liverpool's trent alexander—arnold has withdrawn from the england squad for the euro 2020 qualifiers against the czech republic and montenegro because of a back injury. so far, no player has been called up to replace him, leaving manager gareth southgate with a 22—man squad. celtic left—back kieran tierney will miss scotland's opening euro 2020 qualifier in kazakhstan tomorrow with a hip problem. he was expected to replace captain andrew robertson, who misses the game after having dental surgery. celtic midfielder callum mcgregor will now skipper alex mcleish‘s side. and wales rugby union players are considering moving to non—welsh clubs amid regional uncertainty according to fly—half gareth anscombe. moving away from wales, who've just secured the six nations grand slam, would see any player with les

he says gareth bale deserves more respect.e he broke real‘s transfer record but reports in spain suggest even now he is not adapted and some team—mates even say he is still struggling to speak with them. luca modric, voted world's best player last year, says there is a way back. he told reporters i don't think it is the end of him, all he needs to do is work, work and work. for now, the team and coach are focusing on a champions knockout tie with ajax. they lead 2—1 from the first leg but with form that has seen them slip to third in la liga, there is speculation a vacancy might come up here. there is one former real madrid manager now waiting for an opportunity. the future, for now, is uncertain. defending champions celtic will face their old firm rival rangers or aberdeen in the scottish cup semifinals as the draw was made this evening. before that championship side partick thistle made a spirited comeback to force a quarterfinal replay against hearts. captain christophe berra headed the premiership side hearts into an early

storm gareth approaches.rsistent at the moment come on inch or two in one or two spots but this green ribbon here it's stretching across sheffield and birmingham and cardiff over the next hour or so which will bring an intensification of the rain and wind strength, pushing across the midlands, central and southern england and lunchtime the london knowledge area could see the rain languor. brighter skies will develop for many, bit of sunshine and a scattering of showers most frequent in parts of western scotland and northern ireland, it will feel colder, 5—7d as we head towards the school pick up and the evening rush hour. the winds building strength again and this is where the worst of the winds will be into the night, central and southern scotland, north—west england, 60—70, may be 80, causing problems on the roads, ferries and bridges, and possibly damage as well. and the winds will be rattling across the rest of england and wales as they strengthen here into tomorrow morning rush hour, the north—east of ma

gareth bale is here. he has made a goal—scoring return from injury for real madrid.chance to experiment a little bit. he has aaron ramsey and gareth bale, we know what they can do, how can he get the best with entwining them with some of the more talented youngsters in the squad? players are at different stages. some players need games, some players do not. it isa need games, some players do not. it is a good opportunity with the friendly fixture that we can have that. a six—day build—up for some of the players. some of them will not be involved tomorrow. others need a game, whether that be 90 minutes, 45 minutes, we shall have to see as we go along. ryan giggs speaking there ahead of the friendly. a big evening for the trinidad and tobago coach, he played at wrexham asa tobago coach, he played at wrexham as a player. he brings trinidad and to be go here to play wales tonight. a quick look at some of the other stories around today. trent alexander—arnold has withdrawn from the england squad through injury. sunderland striker will grigg has been ruled out of northern

gareth southgate has seen a lot of withdrawals, but it is allowed him to call up the likes of callumson—odoi. he was down in bristol checking in with the u21 but he got the call—up to the senior setup. then he got the news that he would be coming all the way here for his first join be coming all the way here for his firstjoin up, be coming all the way here for his first join up, parachuted be coming all the way here for his firstjoin up, parachuted into the senior set up, and that's in keeping really with gareth southgate's ethos of bringing through the youngsters coming to get them used to playing with the senior players at st george's park. we spoke to harry kane earlier, he says that's an excellent thing for england. competition for places is high at the moment, everyone's doing well and vying for a spot. the youth express themselves and it is for the years to go and express themselves, especially the attacking players, to try and score goals, and that's what we want is an england team. we want to have that flare and flexibility, so far, so good. it's a great sign in this country

let's take a look at storm gareth.e artare it is a closeness together of the art are determines how strongly the wind blows. they get very pinched together across the north—west of the uk. that is where we will see the uk. that is where we will see the strongest winds from the system. for chester, another band of rain moving across england and wales. squally winds mixed in with it. suntan squally winds mixed in with it. su nta n follows, squally winds mixed in with it. suntan follows, but as it comes out, the temperatures go down. further north in rows, point to a blustery showers working on to scotland and northern ireland, with blizzards in place across the highlands of scotland. it will fill pacelli through the afternoon. low temperatures, factoring on the strength of the winds, it will feel cold. as we head through chester, the principal ramp up, and across northern ireland, expose coast could have up to 80 mph. from there, the strongest winds through tuesday night and into wednesday, many areas seen night and into

here is a storm gareth, edging towards our shores.vernight tonight people start to get outbreaks of rain moving in. it is going to be a blustery, ploy kind of night, with those winds picking up instant. the once potentially gusting to 70 mph around the west coast of scotland, but inland, very blustery conditions as well. temperature was, not doing too badly for ingrid and rose. for chester‘s we have got this band of rain that is going to be pushing across england and wales. the rain heavy over a short space of time. also, some very gusty winds. as the front closer, the sunshine comes out, and don‘t go the temperatures. behind that cold front, cold air will be working on. plenty of showers for northern ireland and scotland, with blizzards developing over the highlands of scotland. on tuesday afternoon, the bone structure pick up instant. expose coastal areas could be 70 mph. the strong winds cross over into south by scotland, across england and wales, produced tonight into wednesday, we are looking at because of around 50 to 60 miles p

on saturday night, barcelona comfortably won 1—0, a match which saw gareth bale substituted and thenff by his own supporters. an act from real‘s fans that bale's agent says they should be ashamed of. he says bale deserves more respect. it is now nearly six years since bale broke real‘s transfer record, but reports in spain suggest even now he's not adapted, and some team—mates even say he is still struggling to speak with them. but luka modric, voted the world's best player last year, still thinks there is a way back. he told reporters, "i don't agree this is the end of gareth here, all he needs to do is work, work and work." for now, the team and coach are focusing on a champions league knockout tie with ajax. they lead 2—1 from the first leg, but with form that has seen them slip to third in la liga, there is speculation a vacancy might come up here. and there is one former real manager now waiting for an opportunity. for some of football's bigget characters and one of footballs biggest clubs, the future, for now is uncertain. saudi arabia's al—ittihad came from a goal down to win

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday.re's likely to be some travel disruption and some damage. you can keep up to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker in westminster, where the scene is set for a day of high drama over brexit. the prime minister makes a late—night dash to strasbourg and announces she has secured the legally binding changes she wanted to her deal with the eu. mps were clear that legal changes we re mps were clear that legal changes were needed to the backstop. today, we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together, to back this improved brexit deal. but is it enough for mps to back her in today's crucial vote? with news of last night's developments still sinking in here, we will be asking what could happen next in other news this morning: manchester city sets aside millions

there is gareth working across denmark.etty lively still with weather fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it is quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and w

this is gareth's last match after he leaves for japan later this this is gareth's last match after heeaves forjapan later this year. no head coach and a history at that six nations had ever one three grand slam titles. a select group of lush players who manage to win three grand slam titles. you have to say that wells will now go into the world cup as genuine title contenders. it has been a hugely impressive performance of interestingly, gatlin himself said that they would have done this but that they would have done this but that championship, they would go to when the grant slam and gatland and them had done that. that means that england can only finished second at the time limits but that, of course, meant england could only finish second in the tournament, but there's been no sulking so far in their calcutta match against scotland. it took little more than a minute to score their first try, jack nowell smashing through the scottish defence to go over. tom curry then scored a second try before joe launchbury ran in a third, 21 nil with only fifteen minutes gone. and then england sc

gareth southgate takes time out to learn how to become a better manager.s, we improve and then the end we should improve all of the players and athletes that is how the gets better. plenty to get through this evening but we will start with the republic of ireland's european qualification game against gibraltar which ireland won i—nil. particularly interesting this one because this is mick mccarthy's first game in charge but it is his second spell as the national team manager. i7 17 years after his last game in charge, mccarthy finds himself somewhere between a rock and a hard place. after a dismal campaign in four games without a goal, this is a mountain to climb. gibraltar insured this would be an uphill struggle, only the boys in green are able to find the net, time and time again. they came closest to breaking the deadlock, but no cigar. the grant tagamet grass may be thick, but the frustration was very real. a team ranked i9lith in the world, but soon relief for the travelling fans, jeff for the second international goal, enough to settle the nerves an

stay tuned to bbc radio and subsequent weather forecast, this swell of cloud, storm gareth, hurtlingacross the shores, strongest wind across the southern flank. stopping first of all across northern ireland into south—west scotland, transferring a little bit further south—east into northern parts of england and north wales. the early part of the night looking very stormy across into the north of the uk, gusts of 80 mph in some places, across northern ireland into south—west scotland, strong wind pushing into north—west england, down towards north wales. this means heavy showers, pretty atrocious night here. stays very windy across northern areas, strong winds developed, further south, 40 to 50 mph, maybe even more than that as well. lots of showers, wintry over the scottish hills, in between clear spells at times, those temperatures i'io spells at times, those temperatures no lower than three to seven celsius. tomorrow looking extremely windy, we will see a swathes of strong wind, north wales, northern england, gusts here, 55 to 65 mph, again, could cause travel disruption and damage

there is gareth working across denmark.in the atlantic, things looking pretty lively still with weather fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it is quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to

garrets out late —— mike gareth southgate said it shows that england are a force to be reckoned with.final in the nations league, and there were big teams that did that, and we were in a group that was as tough or tougher than any, really. that has got to be our motivation right through. we are still a young group. there are still loads of opportunities to improve, and we have to be hungry for that. so everything i‘ve seen from all of them this week has shown me that they are ready to do that, ready to embrace that challenge. natalie, a lot of focus will be on declan rice and what sort of reception he might receive after the news of that tweet sent in 20 14 supporting the ira. players usually wait until they have played their debut until they have to apologise for something, but not with declan rice. he had to apologise after old tweets emerged appearing to show support for the ira when he was about 16 years old. gareth southgate said that most people who have children at that age will understand that you are still maturing at that age. callum hudson adderley was parachuted in from th

the strong winds, heavy rain brought to you i storm gareth. the satellite picture. there is a developing area of low pressure that's continuing to edge closer to our shores, and it's got some very tightly spaced isobars. of course it is the closeness together of the isobars that determines how strongly the wind blows. and these isobars get very pinched together across the north—west of the uk. that is why we are going to see so many strongest winds from this storm system. several tuesday's weather we have a band of rain moving its way eastwards a cross have a band of rain moving its way eastwards across england and wales, this having some squally winds mixed in with it. sunshine follows, but as the sunshine goes out, the template is go down. it is one of those cold fronts. further north and west plenty of blustery showers in scotla nd plenty of blustery showers in scotland and northern ireland with blizzards setting in place in scotland. chilly through the afternoon. low temperatures and factor in the strength of the winds and it will feel pre

ston gareth gave us some very strong good morning.t part of this morning. up to 72 mph in parts of northern ireland and through western scotland. it will stay very windy for many today with a mixture of sunny spells and showers. here is the sense of stormed gareth. moving its way gradually eastward. moving its way gradually eastward. moving its way gradually eastward. moving its way into the north sea. but around that area of low pressure, wind is coming from the north west. you notice the isobars. the white lines closely packed together. all is seeing some strong gusts. these are typical through this morning. 1a "40, are typical through this morning. 14 -- 40, 50 are typical through this morning. 14 —— 40, 50 five miles per hour, but using across northern and western areas this morning. we also have quite a few showers in scotland, northern ireland, north west england, showers gradually working further south and east with sunny spells in between. wednesday strong, particularly around the liverpool bay area towards the wash, gusts up

gareth bale is just these guys today. absolutely.st a different person when he is with wales. the smile on his face and different body language. wales, start their euro 2020 qualifying campaign today. and gareth bale says he's raring to go with international duty appearing to be a welcome distraction from his difficulties at real madrid. they're having a bad season. he's still scoring goals in spain, but hasn't played much and apparently doesn't get on with some of his team—mates. he's enjoying his time with the national side though, and had an admirer in his pre—match press conference. translate? laughter. yeah, sure, no problem. it's a good last question. good last question. we don't usually do things like that, that's a first at our press conferences, and it's not something we'll encourage the rest to ask! clearly enjoying himself. mick mccarthy says he hated every minute as the republic of ireland narrowly beat gibraltar1—0. jeff hendrick scored the only goal of the game early in the second half but it was far from vintage from t

gareth southgate has seen a lot of withdrawals, but it is allowed him to call up the likes of callumstol checking in with the u21 but he got the call—up to the senior setup. that's in keeping with gareth southgate's ethos of bringing through the youngsters coming to get them used to playing with the senior players at st george's park. competition for places is high at the moment, everyone's doing well and vying for a spot. it is for the yea rs and vying for a spot. it is for the years to go and express themselves, especially the attacking players, to try and score goals, and that's what we wa nt try and score goals, and that's what we want is an england team. we want to have that flare and flexibility, so far, so good. it's a great sign in this country when we're producing these types of players. raheem sterling isn't just these types of players. raheem sterling isn'tjust having a brilliant season for man city team, but he's also started an important debate on racism and how the media portrays black players. danny rose is in the squad as well with raheem sterling, he had his own issu

they were like water and oil, and i think you will want gareth bale to leave in the summer, but whatmany thanks for your thoughts, guillem balague, guillem balague, many thanks for yourthoughts, guillem balague, who broke that story today. we are on the eve of one of the biggest meetings of the racing calendar, the cheltenham festival, which starts tomorrow and perhaps more than ever, the safety of both horses and jockeys is the priority for organisers. it is the showpiece of the jump racing season but at this year poz matt chilton on the stakes are especially high. of the fall is at the 2018 festival, seven horses died asa the 2018 festival, seven horses died as a result of the entries and the man in charge said a his biggest concern. equine welfare is the number one priority at the racecourse, and all of the team worked tirelessly to do everything they can to minimise the risk. it is right that we should be under scrutiny and we want to see a fantastic four days of racing and thatis fantastic four days of racing and that is what we will look for.l british horseracing authority revi

it will be a test of temperament for this young side and gareth southgate knows that his tea m and garethte knows that his team are in for a hostile environment. i was here the last time england played, so i know passion the supporters have here for their country. of course, that gives a huge lift to their own team, but that's the sort of challenge our players have faced many times before. so we have to make sure our mentality is right and our discipline is right and we focus on the things we can affect. one of the thing southgate can affect is the team, has he changed a winning formula? he has, there are four changes to the side that beat the czech republic on friday. he has announced his starting 11 football in the last few moments. they are... the two names that leap out are declan rice and callum hudson—0doi, both making their first starts for england. tech when rice came on as a substitute against the czech republic, just 20 years old, some season republic, just 20 years old, some season for him. but what about callu m season for him. but what about callum hudson—0doi, just 18. he ha

the fans inside the stadium last night seem to have put a large part of the blame on gareth bale, heituted. in the press this morning, "end of an era" in nephi pages in the spanish press. another said "nothing at all" and that performance. in one said "here lies a team that has made history" restaurant —— history referencing the 4—1 defeat, behaviours in their time. they are putting to rest for great real metric team in the champions league. 0ut metric team in the champions league. out of all competitions now and well behind barcelona. this is a crisis for real madrid and it's often is in football, that can often bring about drastic changes. indeed. thank you so drastic changes. indeed. thank you so much. that is the bad press that real madrid have been getting. it is all dealt with. what about this positive press giving to this young ajax team ? if positive press giving to this young ajax team? if you are there, this tea m ajax team? if you are there, this team has been compared with the victorious 1995 team has been compared with the victorious1995 side that included notorious play

let‘s look at where storm gareth is at the moment.to northern england and wales before midnight and the wet weather spreads in to ease. the winds pick up a little bit more and the overnight temperatures not dropping very far. we get into tomorrow, a soggy start thanks to this weather system. it is moving relatively quickly. the rain quickly becomes confined to england and wales and then it should clear away south eastwards. it will leave behind the date of sunny spells and showers. some of the showers heavy and blustery. wind gusts of 55 mph in the exposed spot. it is cloudy across the far south—west are particularly in devon and cornwall with patchy rain here. 708 degrees across scotland may be 13 across south wales and southern england. 0n friday, further outbreaks of rain clearing south eastwards during the morning. then a mixture of sunny spells and showers. showers wintry high ground in the north. here it will be chilly but mild towards the south and another windy day, particularly in northern scotland. that area of low pressure

strong winds until around 3pm tomorrow, thatis winds until around 3pm tomorrow, that is due to storm gareth45 to potentially 55 mph. a very windy night, showers into the morning. some strong gusts of wind tomorrow, sunny spells and showers. i will be back atjust after 9am, but now here is louise in salford and diane in westminster. theresa may says she's secured legally binding changes to her brexit deal ahead of a vote in the commons later today. speaking after last minute talks in strasbourg the prime minister said they included assurances from the european union on the controversial irish backstop. labour says it contains nothing new but the brexit minister says the differences are significant. i think what has changed very materially is the fact that we have three things now, which we didn't have two days ago related to the backstop. we have this what's called a joint interpretive instrument between the eu and uk saying the backstop broadly should not be permanent. we have a unilateral declaration on part of the uk which means essentially we can say, we wa nt to means essentially we can

there is gareth working across denmark.with weather fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it's quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite qui

there is gareth working across denmark.h weather fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it is quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quick

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday. up to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: the uk prime minister theresa may says she and eu officials have agreed legally binding changes" to the brexit deal, the alterations are over the backstop — the guarantee of no hard border in northern ireland — and the most controversial and unpopular part of her agreement. british mp's will vote on the revised deal on tuesday. investigators have recovered the voice and data recorders from the ethiopian air crash. more airlines have grounded the type of plane involved — but us aviation officials say they believe it is airworthy. and this story is trending on bbc.com. zinedine zidane is set to return as real madrid manager just 10 months after leaving the post. madrid of course have been in a terrible run of form — last week they crashed out of the champions league. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk:

there is gareth working across denmark. fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it is quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales, and quite quickly thursd

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday.p to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: theresa may and eu officials agree "legally—binding changes" to the brexit deal, ahead of a crucial vote in the british parliament. today we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together to back this improved brexit deal and to deliver on the instruction of the british people. european commission president jean—claude juncker warns voting down the deal would put everything at risk. in politics, sometimes you get a second chance. it is what we do with the second chance that counts because there will be no third chance. in other news: investigators recover the voice and data recorders from the ethiopian air crash.

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday.tion and some damage. you can keep up to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister says she's secured "legally binding" changes to her brexit deal — ahead of a crunch vote in westminster on tuesday. european commission president jean—claude juncker warned if the deal was voted down there was "no third chance". us aviation authorities say they believe the boeing 737 max aircraft — of the type that crashed in ethiopia on sunday — is airworthy. airlines around the world have grounded nearly 80 planes over safety concerns. investigators have found the voice and data recorders. algeria's ailing president abdelaziz bouteflika has pulled out of a bid for his fifth term in office — following widespread protests. the 82—year—old — who returned on sunday from medical treatment in switzerland — also postponed elections that were due next month. now on bbc news it's a special edition of hardtalk,

that result continues manager gareth southgate's successful time in charge.s about some of the unusual coaching courses he's been on to help him become a better manager. david mcdaid has this report: works to free people when a hurricane hit, islander rescue team works to free people from the collapsed building. at least that is the scenario being played out by some of britain's best sport cultures, including the england football manager. yes! she fell! i want to see my mum! run by uk sport, attending alongside some of britain's best olympic and paralympic coaches. you have the normal coaching qualifications, the standard group, but when you get to the end of that, where do you go for further learning and development? you've always got to be open to new ideas and new ways of working, really. so having really intelligent people to share ideas, it has been a massive help. some of the learning methods have been different to say the least. we've done hostage scenarios, we work with the police, every course, you learn something, how you lead a managing team sense.

there is gareth working across denmark.lively still with weather fronts, areas of low pressure targeting the british isles. and that means over the next few days there's no end in sight really to this run of windy weather through thursday, friday, into the weekend as well before things calm down in the following week. now, for those of you heading outside over the next few hours, it is quite breezy outside, some fairly strong winds across north—western areas, thick cloud around and outbreaks of rain as well, quite heavy rain at that across parts of northern england, southern scotland and wales as well. now, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter if you're heading outside. now, as we look at the weather picture for thursday, no surprises — the low pressure is right over the top of the british isles. we've still got fairly tightly packed isobars showing up on the charts too. so, it's going to be a cloudy, windy and wet start to the day. the worst of the rain will tend to clear through across england and wales,

storm gareth brought wind gusts of 75 mph across areas. forecast as well. the details later on. thanks, ben. also coming up, later this afternoon we'll be answering your questions on the no—deal debate and the announcement on tariffs on goods in a bbc ask this at 4:30pm. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. after the house of commons rejected theresa may's brexit agreement for a second time last night — it's another big day in parliament. mps are preparing for another important vote this evening at 7pm on whether to leave the eu without a deal on 29 march. meanwhile, a new tariff regime has been announced by the government that would be imposed in the event of a no—deal brexit. also today, the chancellor philip hammond has been delivering his spring statement on the state of the government's finances. in his spring statement, the chancellor warned that brexit and the vote to reject the eu withdrawal agreement was casting a "cloud of uncertainty" over the british economy and his most urgent task is to lift it. he said the office for bud

this is where the core of storm gareth makes its presence felt.ireland and northern england and perhaps into the midlands, may be close to 80 mph winds on the coast of northern ireland, only slowly easing during wednesday, so a blustery day and a mixture of sunny spells and very heavy showers and temperatures between 10—12, and that very u nsettled between 10—12, and that very unsettled theme continues as we head towards the end of the week. with severe gales and heavy rain in the forecast is the risk of travel disruption. bbc local radio stations will keep you updated with that. that's all from the bbc news at, so it's goodbye from me, 00:29:09,031 --> 2147483051:51:19,230 and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s 2147483051:51:19,230 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news teams where you are. you're watching bbc news. the headlines. there is a is on her way to strasbourg for talks with the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, in an effort to secure a last—minute concessions over the eu withdrawal deal. it comes as mps at westminster prepa

gareth southgate has had a number of players pull out through injury, marcus rashford is the latest,uthgate has singled out saying he would not hesitate to pick them, jadon sancho who turns 19 on monday could actually start tonight, the borussia dortmund winger has picked up borussia dortmund winger has picked up three caps for england and he was the first player born this millennium to play at senior level. 18—year—old callum hudson odoi has been parachuted into the squad despite never leaving having played for the england under 21 is and never having started in the premier league for chelsea. and declan rice could get his first cap after he co ntroversially could get his first cap after he controversially switched allegiances from the republic of ireland to england last month. the 20—year—old had to apologise yesterday after old social media posts were unearthed where he appeared to voice support for the ira, something he has denied. southgate says all three are more than ready to start for england, and england fans will be excited to see how they fare in an england shirt with the

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday. of today‘s crucial vote in the british parliament. today we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together to back this improved brexit deal and to deliver on the instruction of the british people. european commission president jean—claude juncker warns voting down the deal would put everything at risk. in politics, sometimes you get a second chance. it is what we do with the second chance that counts because there

coming up on tonight's programme: who'll get the nod from gareth southgate for england's euro 2020 qualifier against the czech republic? we'll be live at wembley with all the build up. birmingham city drop from 13th to 18th in the championship, as the club faces sanctions over a breach of rules. world rugby calls on the six nations unions to consider the "good of the global game" and back new plans for a new nations championship. this sort of competition picking by this sort of competition picking rugby into a global competition across the world for its professionals would be unique. also coming up in the programme: we look ahead to this weekend's final selection tests for the all—new, all—female w series — but is segregation the right move for motorsport? hello and welcome to the programme. and tonight it's england's turn to begin their euro 2020 qualifying campaign, they take on the czech republic at wembley and our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there. thank you forjoining us. you can genuinely feel that there is some sort of feeling of optimism around this young england squad, isn

the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday. of a crucial vote in the british parliament. today we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together to back this improved brexit deal and to deliver on the instruction of the british people. european commission president jean—claude juncker warns if the deal‘s voted down there will be no "third chance". there will be no new negotiations. it is this.

the latest storm is being named storm gareth, and it's around that curl of cloud there, already pushing ahead of those weather fronts we've got some strong and gusty winds as well. but it is really as the storm, the low centre, approaches later on tuesday and into tuesday night that the wind really start to pick up. so this is what we look like early on in the morning. those are the sort of temperatures. pretty mild out there. that's not the main story, mind you. you can see we got that band of rain around from the cloud and these are the sort of gas we're looking at early in the day, so gales i think in many places. and it could be particularly squally briefly in that rain bent, as it sweeps its way across northern england, wales and the south—west of england in the morning. into the south—east of england through the afternoon. we may well find some sunshine and showers following on, and the winds easing just a little. but then they really start to get noisy again around that swell of rain, around oui’ around that swell of rain, around our storm that approaches the north—west later on

but he joins james ward prowse as late inclusions into gareth southgate‘s squad for the games againstzech republic and montenegro. he admitted he thought his manager wasjoking when he was told the news. scotland captain andy robertson is still aiming to be fit for their opening euro 2020 qualifier against kazakhstan on thursday — even though he missed their flight to undergo dental surgery. robertson apparently wanted to fly to astana today but the operation prevented him from doing that. although he was likely to be fit for san marino on sunday — he's now being more ambitious. assistant manager peter grant says the qualifiers provide scotland with a great opportunity to qualify for a major tournament. there is an opportunity to get to a championship. that would be fantastic for the country. it would be fantastic for these players. people talk about george best, the second thing they say about him, he isa second thing they say about him, he is a top player but he never played ata is a top player but he never played at a top tournament. for these players it is unbelievable, especially

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is emerging markets columnist at capital economics good to have you with us gareth. but forecast seven percent growth at the time of his election the economy has been delivering what around five percent that's not too bad when you look around but what's holding the economy back. i think there's a number of factors that certainly commodity prices haven't helped they've been quite subdued for most of gerry's. and i think also more fundamentally it's just been a failure to revitalize the manufacturing sector which when he set out five years ago was one of his key aims now there's a number of reasons why he's failed to do that he has admitted he's done some kind of useful tinkering around the edges so he's made it more easy for foreign manufacturers to set up in he's pushed ahead with some improvements the infrastructure but the one thing that he's really failed to do is to press ahead and make any progress with them with labor market reform so in indonesia it's incredibly expensive to hire and fire workers and what that means is that people are reluctant to share set up

this area of low pressure during tuesday has been named by the irish weather service storm gareth becausempacts expected in the republic of ireland, but we will feel the impact in the uk to but we will feel the impact in the uktoa but we will feel the impact in the uk to a swathe across northern ireland, northern england, north wales, 60 to 70 to 75 mph during the first part of wednesday. the wind sees as the day wears on but it stays blustery, lots of showers, some of them heavy and thundery, sunny spells in between, temperatures of ten to 12 degrees. so as you can tell, there is a lot going on which could cause travel disruption, heavy rain and severe gales and the advice is to stay tuned to the forecast. thank you. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: downing street says tomorrow's meaningful vote on brexit will go ahead, as the prime minister faces the prospect of another defeat in the commons. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports ne