glasgow, five in inverness and six degrees celsius at stawell way. degrees celsius at stawell way.s well. are looking pretty good for most of us. are looking pretty good for most of us. us. the midlands and eastern areas as well. well. well and that rain in western scotland too. scotland too. big change on the way tuesday night, into wednesday. tuesday night, into wednesday. and that means that the temperatures are going to drop away on wednesday. are going to drop away on wednesday. most across the hills and the north, hail and thunder as well. hail and thunder as well. wednesday is a cold, blustery day with sunshine and showers. with sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be wintry. the showers will be wintry. best in glasgow, that is peaking and probably cold in the morning. probably cold in the morning. cold on thursday in the north and east of sunshine around as well. east of sunshine around as well. weather, certainly some sun around but it will feel cold in that wind. but it will feel cold in that wind. south around seven or eight degrees celsius. and that is it from

belfast, six in glasgow. and some rain around as well. rain around as well.ing, it's a nice one. tuesday morning, it's a nice one. lots of sunshine around across many parts of england. parts of england. east for longest in the east of the country. country. drizzle in the south—west of england. england. north western parts of scotland also rain coming off the atlantic. rain coming off the atlantic. low rattling through the middle part of wednesday. of wednesday. means strong winds and the winds will be strong from the north. will be strong from the north. wiptry showers and yes there's going to be some snow. to be some snow. the wintry flurries coming through as well. as well. but a lot of sunshine around as well. around as well. with a rash of showers coming in out of the north—west. of the north—west. then it turns better thursday and friday. better thursday and friday. temperatures still around single figures. bye. 00:15:00,486 --> 1073741525:59:37,722 this 1073741525:59:37,722 --> 2147483051:44:14,957 is 2147483051:44:14,957 --> 3221224577:28:52,193 bbc 32

but i still felt like i wanted to compete in a home games in glasgow at the commonwealth games in glasgow at the commonwealth games and try for the olympics as well. i did that and i think was after rio i was like, i've kind of done everything i've wanted to do in athletics. potter had been a strong junior swimmer, but with little cycling experience, the transition was a tall order. it was a bit of an ambitious goal i set last year. some people thought, you're talking on a lot there. but yeah, i had the belief that i could do it. so yeah, i'm looking forward to getting out there in australia and showing them what triathletes are made of. and one of the world's very best triathletes has respect for potter as she rises to this new challenge. not only did she have a job and a life, she was living in london, her running had been pretty successful. she had been to the olympic games in rio. i think she's done well. she's basically a year in. she's,a long way in that year. but she's got quite a long way to go as well. it's changed to a completely new sport and to get through a season like she's

it'll be windy but very mild. 10 degrees in glasgow, 13 the high in london.ds. a band of heavy rain, strong winds as well, and that will start to reintroduce some slightly cold air. i say slightly colder — yes, the end of the week will feel a little bit chillier, but nothing like as cold as it has been. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories... the us shutdown standoff continues as senators try to reach a deal that could reopen the federal government. turkey's advance troops cross into syria, targeting kurdish groups who'd been fighting the so—called islamic state. turkey has clearly committed militarily to this operation and has widespread support he is the turkish forces suffered casualties, that could well change. at least 18 people are now known to have died in saturday's attack on a hotel in kabul. most of them were foreigners. and leaving the biggest till last.

it'll be windy, but very mild. 10 degrees in glasgow, 13 the high in london. cold front southwards and eastwards. a band of heavy rain, strong winds as well, and that will start to reintroduce some slightly cold air. i say slightly colder — yes, the end of the week will feel a little bit chillier, but nothing like as cold as it has been. hello. very good morning. this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the head of the army says britain's military needs more money to match potential enemies on the battlefield. general sir nick carter's warning comes after russia practised simulated attacks across northern europe. very good morning. it's monday the 22nd of january. also this morning: more turmoil for ukip. the leader, henry bolton, refuses to step down, but the party's deputy resigns saying he's got to go. good morning. we have first sight of a parliamentary report

the idea is to give every rough sleeper in glasgow a home and a support worker. struggles to cope and goes back to rough sleeping, we will hold this flat for them for a period while we engage with them while they are on the street. given glasgow's needs, the scheme won't be cheap, but evidence from abroad suggests it works and is far less expensive than doing nothing. it must be very dangerous to be a woman on the street. it is, it is, aye. that's true, very true, dear. michael buchanan, bbc news. the united nations is warning that 1.5 million people are on the brink of famine in south sudan, with half the country facing severe food shortages. armed conflict is fuelling the crisis, many people are unable to grow food and dozens of aid workers have been kidnapped and murdered in recent months. after years of civil war, a peace deal was signed three years ago between south sudan's government and rebel fighters. but it's been largely ignored by both sides. from juba, our chief africa correspondent anne soy reports. a troubled beginning for the world's youngest natio

from aberdeen to edinburgh and glasgow, rain. to edinburgh and glasgow, rain.e spells of sunshine, i is between six and 10 degrees. i is between six and 10 degrees. will be strong, touching gale—force in places. in places. in scotland, it will feel cold with the strength of the wind. the strength of the wind. change for freddie, cloud and rain will spread from the west. will spread from the west. is something colder —— change for friday. a reminder of our main story... including five murders — is spared decades behind bars. he offered to testify against his former associates. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. 00:29:16,849 --> 613566586:35:35,789 this 613566586:35:35,789 --> 1227133172:41:54,729 is 1227133172:41:54,729 --> 1840699758:48:13,668 bbc 1840699758:48:13,668 --> 2454266344:54:32,607 news, 2454266344:54:32,607 --> 3067832931:00:51,547 our 3067832931:00:51,547 --> 3681399517:07:10,486 latest 3681399517:07:10,486 --> 4294966103:13:29,426 headlines. transition period for the uk. two years following brexit. cannot be a la carte.

one of their firstjobs, to deal with glasgow's gang problem.gs, one in the morning, one in the afternoon. we did the call in. we had them in and we told them to stop offending, not necessarily stop offending, stop being violent. we did that three or four times. so all in all, possibly seen 800 gang members. i'm not saying the gangs have disappeared, the gangs still exist, but in much smaller numbers. it's a model of carrot and stick. what you basically say to the gang members is, if you persist in your gang fighting and your violence etc, we will arrest you. we will arrest you, we will charge you, you will end up injail. however, if you want out, we will help you, we will support you, we will give you access to services and we will support you no matter what you want to do. the violence reduction unit took what is called the public health approach to violence and knife crime, they treated it like a disease, dealing with the causes rather than the symptoms. scotland was often held up as being the knife capital, glasgow in particular, of western

holders celtic will host glasgow rivals partick thistle.o clinch their odi series as their best win as a group to date. they won by 16 runs in sydney to take an unassailable three nil lead, with two to play. jos buutler struck four sixes in an unbeaten 100 off 83 balls, aaron finch made 62 in reply, but the hosts fell just short,as england salvage something from their tour down under, after defeat in the ashes. the holders saracens will face leinster in the quarter finals of rugby union's european champions cup. while scarlets will have a home tie with toulon, following the final round of group matches today. wasps needed a bonus point win to remain in the running, as well as relying on results elsewhere going their way. they secured a bonus point win comfortably in the end — 26—7 the score, jake cooper—woolley with their fourth try, to knock ulster out. but a win for la rochelle meant wasps failed to reach the last eight. kyle edmund will play grigor dimitrov in the quarter finals of the australian open. the british number two beat andreas

it's the first pay out made by glasgow city council to the victims' families.inquiry found clarke had lost consciousness at the wheel. an oil tanker which has been on fire in the east china sea for more than a week, has sunk. the iranian ship had been adrift and ablaze off the shanghai coast for eight days, following a collision with another vessel. china central television has said the ship suddenly ignited and sank. iranian officials say all 32 crew members have died. two of the world's leading fashion photographers, have been suspended from working for vogue and other magazines owned by the publishing house conde nast. the new york times has published a series of allegations against mario testino and bruce weber, that they sexually harassed young male models. they both deny the claims. adina campbell reports. he is one of the royal family's favourite photographers. mario testino has been capturing famous faces for four decades. but the new york times has published allegations of sexual misconduct, with more than a dozen male models and assistants accusing th

for the fans from glasgow pre-match preparations centered on their favorite. their familiar faces here now. i would just say we were going to try to do as many big european games has reportedly occurred we decided dortmund. going to see a real madrid barcelona. you were going to go see. the game we went to. dortmund. which in the book. and well being but for the last four years. that first trip to dortmund convinced then they'd hit the. jackpots with no pressing need to go anywhere else. just as a whole from. the minute he came here to be fair to me very well and the people far toss that absolutely fahnestock. the main event is fast approaching they're all very much in the black and yellow but there's plenty of respect. did we. choose to buy it in munich i think don't make it beat them it's going to be a very difficult game today yes. they've become fans of the club and big fans of the region where the locals are renowned for their friendly down to. the friendliness of the people in the month as. we come here this is my fourth year in the. great people. make m

just hold off the day of the much but it's still early as a flight from glasgow about to touch down among the passengers for fans on a football mission john stewart with a price. you want going to jail to. keep up on that. they've been looking forward to this but isn't scotland's adornment quite a tiring trip. that it. was really to much to do that. yes. they've been coming over for the past four years at least once a season for a taste of football. but how can the four friends a dedicated celtic supporters but who's to say you can't wait your football hearts on. the other in this case being black and yellow. the big match venue is a hive of activity already for one member of the dortmund entourage. club mascots and. the early parts of the match stay. shift finds emma in the bar or see a museum guaranteed to quicken the pulse of the many true dome in fact. i. want you all. and i first saw the light of day in two thousand and five at two hundred forty meters tall she's a super sized specimen who looks a bit short of money fitness. but the dormans younger fans she's the number one attractio

and we have got a massive site in glasgow. right.at next year for 300 houses. wow! so, i can let you see that. an offer too good to pass up. and this is the site, in netherburn in central scotland. it's a big piece of land ? 32 acres, 16 of which already have planning permission for housing. malcolm scott arrives for a second meeting with our investor. how are you? not bad, yourself? he outlines his plans for hundreds of homes. you've got another 100 to 150 units in there. i see, right ok. and then another 100 there. right, got you. interestingly, the drawing mr scott shows us has the name of a different company on it. instead of sandnewco 0ne ltd, as at dervock, this time it's loch leven two. so is there a loch leven 0ne as well? there's a loch leven one at galashiels. right, and is that yours as well? yes, yes. yeah. how many have you got? that's, well we've got four at the moment. if this is true, it would appear malcolm scott is a serial breacher of his bro. and why not? from what he says, the rewards are worth it. and so, with s

ground, certainly some wintry and over high ground, certainly a chance in scotland in aberdeen and glasgows, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. temperatures are around five or six degrees. a largely dry start to the day. some clouds, some heaviness and wintry weather over the high ground of the normal pennines —— north pennines. not too many showers towards the south—east, temperatures at 5— towards the south—east, temperatures at 5- 10 towards the south—east, temperatures at 5— 10 degrees. showers will continue for a time on thursday night into friday. slowly drifting away eastwards. as they clear away we could see a touch of frost as the wind back for white in western areas in central glasgow two —1. that is because by that stage we will be bringing this rich of high pressure which should give most of us a decent day on friday. still breezy close to the east coast, showers fading as it goes on and then a nice afternoon with spells of sunshine, thickening cloud into northern ireland. cooler than it has been. during saturday we will br

the initiative is called housing first, the idea is to give every rough sleeper in glasgow at home and goes back to rough sleeping, we will hold this flat for them while we engage with them on the street. the scheme won't be cheap but evidence from abroad suggests it works and is far less expensive than doing nothing. it must be very dangerous to be a woman on the street. it is, it is aye. very true, very true. michael buchanan, bbc news. several more several more more big names have revealed that they've been caught up in a widespread recall of meat. it started on monday when wetherspoons pulled steaks from its 900 pubs across the uk. its supplier, russell hume, is being investigated by the food standards agency for what it describes as "serious non compliance with food hygiene regulations". all six of its sites have had to suspend meat distribution. and its customers, which included butlins, jamie's italian restaurants, several pub chains and hilton hotels, have withdrawn meat from the supplier. as pressure grows on us all to cut down on the amount of plastic we use, new plans have b

best chance to the east of high ground, no rain, but windy. 10 degrees in glasgow. 13 to hire in londond strong winds. that will start to reintroduce some slightly cold air. i say slightly colder, yes. the end of the week will feel a little bit chillier but nothing quite as cold as it has been. welcome to newsday. the headlines... at least 18 people are now known to have died in saturday's attack on a hotel in kabul. witnesses describe the terror. the attackers were knocking on the door of each room, trying to reach their targets. they killed ordinary people and officials, they were also targeting foreigners. us senators hold a rare sunday session to try to end the budget stalemate that has closed down the federal government. i'm kasia madera in london. also in this programme... turkish troops advance into northern syria — targeting an area held by kurdish groups which have been fighting against islamic state. some pop diplomacy from north korea, as it sends a girl band singer

best chance of brightness to the east of high ground, windy but mild. 10 degrees in glasgow, 13 the highouthwards and eastwards. a band of heavy rain and strong winds. and that will start to reintroduce some slightly cold air. i say slightly colder — yes, the end of the week will feel a little bit chillier, but nothing like as cold as it has been. iam i am kasha madeira with bbc news. our top story, afghanistan officials say at least 80 people were killed ina say at least 80 people were killed in a deadly attack on a hotel and cobble. fighters from the taliban that targeted the intercontinental. most victims were foreigners, many worked for an international airline. the us senate is holding a rare sunday session as members attempt to end the budget stalemate that has close down the federal government. in this video is trending. it is a two climbers who were airlifted to safety after spending a night without shelter in subzero temperatures. the men were stuck on a 1000 metre peak in the scottish highlands until coastguard rescue tea m highlands until coastguard rescue team managed to reac

temperatures of 4 degrees in inverness, six in glasgow, higher than all day today.the odd shower, particularly the hosts —— hills and coasts. one area of rain is affecting parts of the south coast but it won't last long and it should scoot after the south quickly through the morning and then on monday a decent day. fairly breezy and windy across the far north where there will be a few showers. showers for other western areas but elsewhere some spells of sunshine and temperatures between six and 11 degrees. very different to how it felt today for many. moving into tuesday, low pressure in charge of the scene in the north—west. south—westerly winds which will pump mild air across all areas by this stage, so tuesday on balance the mildest day of the week but with that we will see some outbreaks of rain, most are towards the north—west, northern ireland, scotland, northern england and parts of wales. the best of the brightness is in shelter to the east of high ground, and look at these temperatures. nine in aberdeen, but 12 or 13 temperatures. nine in aberdeen, but 12 o

it'll be windy but very mild. 10 degrees in glasgow, 13 the high in london.avy rain, strong winds as well, and that will start to reintroduce some slightly cold air. i say slightly colder — yes, the end of the week will feel a little bit chillier, but nothing like as cold as it has been. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states senate has postponed a vote until monday afternoon on a budget measure to end the federal government shutdown which started on friday night. republican and democrat senators are facing pressure from the public to end their stalemate over spending limits and immigration policy. washington has called on turkey to show restraint after it began a ground offensive against kurdish militia in northern syria. a number of civilian casualties have been reported. the group targeted, the ypg — which ankara regards as a terrorist organisation — said it had repelled the raid. afghan officials say at least 18 people are now known to have died in a taliban attack on the intercontinental hotel in kabul late on saturday. most of the dead were

peter smith, news at 10, glasgow. >> songwriters learned they will be receiving more money for their work on online streaming services thanks to a decision in a court case over royalties, they will see an increase of 44% over the next five years. tomorrow, are you hinga women begin to deal with the long-term psychological consequences. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs stati

tomorrow morning will see temperatures four degrees in inverness, six in glasgow, higher than all dayers across scotland, particularly in the far north where it will be breezy, lots of loud in northern ireland but mostly dry, the odd spot ashari rain, similarstory mostly dry, the odd spot ashari rain, similar story across the bulk of england and wales, some holes in the cloud and sunny spells and temperatures much higher than they we re temperatures much higher than they were at the start of the day, 6 degrees in birmingham, bit of rain fringing into the far south of england but it will scoot off quite quickly into the near continent and then we're looking at a mainly dry day with showers speeding into northern and western areas, spells of sunshine as well. quite breezy and windy towards the north but a much better feel or at least much less chilly than we have had today, 6-11. as less chilly than we have had today, 6—ii. as we move out of monday to tuesday, low pressure in charge of the scene. look at the white lines and the isoba rs the scene. look at the white lines and the isobars

they entertain bottom of the table glasgow who can't now progress from pool 3.is can't now progress from pool 3. pool 4 is tightest. munster are top ahead of their trip to racing. leinster face castres on sunday evening. the australian open tennis gets under way on monday and the great billiejean king is calling for the arena in melbourne — named after margaret court — to be renamed. last year, court, the 24—time grand slam winner, who is also a devout christian, voiced her opposition to gay marriage, as well as saying the children of transgender people were "from the devil". king says that was a step too far. ifi if i were playing today, i would not play on it. it's really up to the people of australia. you know, i have to leave it to them, but if i we re have to leave it to them, but if i were here, i would have difficulty with it now, yes. the most important thing is be your authentic self, 0k? so, they have to decide, each one of them. you can have discussion around it, but everyone's entitled to their opinion. margaret's very much entitled to her opinion. i

it's the first pay out made by glasgow city council to the victims‘ families.larke had lost consciousness at the wheel. the man leading the inquiry, into how a warning of an imminent missile attack was mistakenly sent to people in hawaii, says the local government doesn't have reasonable safeguards to prevent such an error. the false alarm yesterday triggered widespread panic. in a statement the chair of the us federal communications commission, said government officials had to work together to prevent a similar incident happening again. two of the world's leading fashion photographers have been suspended from working for vogue and other magazines owned by the publishing house conde nast. the new york times has published a series of allegations against mario testino and bruce weber, that they sexually harassed young male models. they both deny the claims. adina campbell reports. he is one of the royal family's favourite photographers. mario testino has been capturing famous faces for four decades. but the new york times has published allegations of sexual misco

glasgow almost 160 years ago.ing your landlord for rent reduction is not that unusual in the retail business. house of fraser has had issues, so it needs to get costs down as part of this transformation programme, it has built a new warehouse. running department stores costs a lot of money and they need updating, fashions change and people's temptations stores need to reflect that. house of fraser is hoping to stay ahead of the problem. some stores have had issues over christmas. people will think back to british home stores and the dire predictions about the future of the high street when that disappeared a few years ago. what is the general picture at the moment? it has not been a great christmas. 0n the one hand a great christmas for next but a profit warning from debenhams and they will possibly have to close stores as well. a mixed picture bus far. as january progresses we will get a fuller picture but we don't think it has been that great, community demand for nonessential items have been soft, rents going u

six degrees there in glasgow. in the south, a bit more mar the air. about 12 degrees.nd strong winds, but at least it is a relatively mild. that is all from me. have a grey weekend. that is your weather. —— great weekend. this is bbc world news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: donald trump tells world leaders, it's america first, but not at the expense of the global economy. america first doesn't mean america alone. when america grows, so does the world. the canadian plane maker bombardier wins a major legal victory over its us competitor, boeing. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority has said they will resign, two days after team doctor larry nassar was sentenced for sexual abuse crimes. my my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago. and the multiple oscar—nominated film, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. we speak to the writer and director.

glasgow, where we are, was one of the most violent cities in europe.look at some of the wonderful things they are cooking to sell to the public at this cafe. mango chutney! this is a trendy caravan built in california in the 70s. these people are ex—offenders. they are trained in what to do. look at some of the food they are cooking. a sausage, a square sausage, some of the food they are cooking. a sausage, a square sausage, black pudding. lots of wonderful fare. what are they doing so well here? can the model be copiedis, especially in london. i went to find out what is happening. shot twice before he was 21, this former gang member says he is lucky to be alive. when i was younger, i was smoking weed and staying on the street and not doing anything positive. and the reason he is here today to tell his story, while in hospitalfor today to tell his story, while in hospital for the second shooting, he met a youth worker who helped him to see another way. i was in hospital, you know? i do not want to speak to the police. the charity approached me and made

he narrowly missed a spot the glasgow's european cup match this sunday.perience against wales on the third of february. now the tennis and the australian open sta rts the tennis and the australian open starts next week and the argument over the name of one of its arenas continues after the former great dilly jinking continues after the former great dillyjinking once again called for the margaret court arena to be renamed after the winner made homophobic —— homophobic content is full -- homophobic —— homophobic content is full —— comments. she has one more grand slams singles titles than anyone else but the court at melbourne park named after her, margaret court is an australian sporting icon but her opposition to same—sex marriage and views on the lg bt same—sex marriage and views on the lgbt community put the name of the arena in question. ifi lgbt community put the name of the arena in question. if i was playing, i would not play on it. ijust think she has gotten really derogatory and when she calls about day she talks about children of transgender is b

leinster have secured a home champions cup quarterfinal tie after thrashing glasgow warriors in dublins in the competition, running in five tries and so gaining a bonus point before half—time. three more would follow in the second half in a 55 points to 19 victory, which makes five wins out of five in pool three for the irish side. here's a check on the todays other games. pool four is wide open after french side racing 92 beat munster 3a — 30. munster still lead the french side by a point, but will now have to beat castres in the final round to guarantee top place and a home quarterfinal. in the same pool castres are 32—0 up against leicester. toulon thrashed benetton treviso to go top of pool 5. so a win for toulon but it was soured by homophobic --__,,_,_,,-,e-,+g -—:4; l5 “2 ' scored a try in the match and later apologised for his comments. tournament organisers european professional club rugby said its citing commissioner is looking into the incident. now, how about this for marital teamwork? england's chris paisley has claimed his first european tour title, winning the south afri

it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really strugglethe east, even at eight degrees, nothing special here. thursday night into friday, a repeat performance. clear skies in the west, the fog will thicken, a patch of frost will develop, more breeze across ireland. in the east, though, the weather front close for a murky start. hopefully some hazy sunshine in the west as the day goes on and, perhaps, just perhaps, a little bit more brightness across eastern england come the afternoon. temperatures again fairly unremarkable, somewhere around six or seven degrees. so, quite static for the uk for today and friday. further afield, into europe, our patchy fog could also be a problem across france and germany. if you're travelling down towards the med, this area of low pressure still causing problems with thunderstorms for the next 2a hours. for us, though, not a lot moving until this weather front tries to push in later on on friday. it gradually works its way eastwards through the weekend. most of the rain will be out of the way on friday nigh

but lots of sunshine and light wind with temperatures between freezing in glasgow up to seven in londono the new working week at least four monday but then things turn milderfor week at least four monday but then things turn milder for tuesday as the cloud increases in the west. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10: donald trump dismisses doubts over his mental stability and describes the author of a new book about his presidency as a fraud. describes the author of a new book about his presidency as a fraudlj consider it a work of fiction, and i think it's a disgrace that somebody is able to have something and do something like that. the libel laws are very weak in this country. if they were strong it would be helpful, you wouldn't have things like that happen way you could say whatever comes into your head. an ambulance service apologises after an 81—year—old woman died while waiting nearly four hours for paramedics to arrive. airstrikes on a rebel—held area of syria are thought to have killed at least 17 civilians. house of fraser confirms it's asking landlords to re

laura gordon, bbc news, glasgow. a quick update from washington.asure to end the government shutdown in washington. it has now approved it so washington. it has now approved it so it hasjoined

one game in the scottish premiership tonight, a glasgow derby as celtic made the short trip to partickd their lead over aberdeen to 11 points despite falling behind. leigh griffiths got the second—half winner at it finished 2—1 to celtic. phil neville is the new england women's head coach. the former manchester united and everton player has signed a deal until 2021. he won six premier league titles from the fa cup three tonnes and the champions league and also 50 england caps. —— three times. mo marley have been in charge since the sacking of the previous coach. a former international team—mate of neville had questioned the appointment —— the sacking of mark sampson. he had never really been the number one, never worked in women's football. whether people think that is me being sexist or not, working with women and men is different and he will have to learn very quickly. i am sure there were other candidates so it is a bit strange. we wish the best, we have a great team at the moment that has been doing incredible ul so the pressure is on. in the minutes after his appointment, he poste

if you commute into london from swindon, it's now £300 more expensive, and the glasgow—edinburgh commuterferent parts of the country, but most people have similar gripes. it's pretty disgusting. well, you're not even guaranteed a seat. so, i think it's wrong. i travel around cardiff quite a lot using the train, i find that quite convenient, and i find it quite affordable to do that. it compares quite well with the bus and it compares quite well with driving. better service, please, more trains and there'll be more people, wouldn't there? this is where a lot of the money is going. london bridge hasjust had a £1 billion makeover. and there's a whole new line snaking under the city, crossrail, although critics argue too much is spent on london. the government says it's investing record amounts to improve the trains, but it's also changing who foots the bill. a smaller proportion now comes from the taxpayer, which means more has to come from ticket sales. well, for every £1 that a passenger pays in fares, 97p goes directly into running and improving the railway. but also, with more people usi

it looks like glasgow could be one of those areas where fog lingers, temperatures will really struggle the cloud in the east, even at eight degrees, nothing too special here. thursday night into friday, a repeat performance. clear skies in the west, the fog will thicken, a patch of frost will develop, more breeze across ireland. in the east, though, the weather front close for a murky start. friday looking gloomy initially. hopefully some hazy sunshine in the west as the day goes on and, perhaps, just perhaps, a little bit more brightness across eastern england come the afternoon. temperatures again fairly unremarkable, somewhere around six or seven degrees. so, quite static for the uk for today and friday. further afield, into europe, our patchy fog could also be a problem across france and germany. if you're travelling down towards the med, this area of low pressure still causing problems with thunderstorms for the next 2a hours. for us, though, not a lot moving until this weather front tries to push in later on on friday. it gradually works its way eastwards through the weekend. the

the initiative is called housing first, the idea is to give every rough sleeper in glasgow at home aback to rough sleeping, we will hold this flat for them while we engage with them on the street. the scheme won't be cheap but evidence from abroad suggests it works and is far less expensive than doing nothing. it must be very dangerous to be a woman on the street. it is, it is, aye. very true, very true. michael buchanan, bbc news. the former labour cabinet minister baroness tessa jowell has been given a standing ovation in the house of lords after delivering an emotional speech calling for new cancer treatments to be available on the nhs. yesterday she gave her first interview since being diagnosed with a severe form of brain cancer last may. let's hear some of what she had to say to the lords this afternoon. if we achieve this, we will go a long way to crack gbm and other cancers. for what would every cancer patient want? first, to know that the best, the latest science was being used and available for them. whatever in the world it was developed, who ever again it, what else would

glasgow, 23 and claymont23-degrees. temperatures freezing in the tennessee valley close to georgia. for the weekend, return flow out of the southwest. that warms us up for the weekend. tomorrow, nice friday for january standards, 43. cape may 41. wilmington, 41 and allentown, 4. both days temperature, running ten degrees above average. sunday, the sunnier of the two days. sunday, partly sunny skies. that leads us to the championship game sunday evening kickoff, 6:40. great weather conditions, partly cloudy, light, dry, first quarter, 63. fourth quarter, 43. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny, 43, bumping up to 53 saturday. lots of sunshine saturday. clouds, sunny, 51-degrees. mcdonald, this is when the sun fades ahead of a approaching cold front, mostly cloudy, showers developing. should hold off until later monday night. tuesday morning's commute could be slow, not due to ice or snow, just due to rain. sunshine wednesday, cooling off to 42. thursday, a high of 40. temperatures in the 50s this weekend. looking good for the eagle game. >> women that served in

temperatures of four degrees in inverness, six in glasgow, higher than all day today.y if rather cloudy, and that is the west we have across much of england and wales, some sunny across much of england and wales, some sunny spells here and there. the odd showerfor some sunny spells here and there. the odd shower for hills and coasts in the west, one area of heavy rain continuing to affect parts of the souse coast, that —— south coast. that should scoot off and monday a decent day. breezy, windy in the far north, a scattering of showers for other western area, elsewhere spells of sunshine and temperatures of six to 11 degree, very different to how it felt for many during today. monday into tuesday, low pressure is in charge of the scene up here to the north—west. south—westerly winds which will be pumping very mild air across all areas so tuesday probably on balance the mildest day of the week for many, with that we will see some outbreaks of rain, most especially up to the north—west, northern ireland, scotland,er northern england, parts of wale, patchy rain, best weat

he narrowly missed a spot on the bench for glasgow's european champions cup match with leinster thiss fixture is against wales on 3rd february. the australian open starts next week and the row over the name of one its arenas continues, after the former tennis great billie—jean king once again called for the margaret court arena to be renamed after the 2a time grand slam winner made homophobic comments. king says as a gay woman herself, she would refuse to play on it. austin halewood reports. she's won more grand slam singles titles than anyone else. with a court at melbourne park named after her, margaret court is an australian sporting icon but her opposition to same—sex marriage and views on the lgbt community have bought the name of the arena into question. if i were playing today, i would not play on it. she's gotten really do rocketry. —— derogatory. when she talked about children of transgenders being devil puppet put me over the edge. we are all god's children. while the tournament director says court's views don't echo those of the organisation or the sport, he added that the

more cloud at times, across the far north, here, very cold, temperatures barely above freezing in glasgowr as we head into the evening and overnight, light wind across the northern half, getting cold here, particularly in rural places. to the south, breezy, more cloud around, temperatures one to two, three, much colder further north. we start the working week on a cold frost, 20 of sunshine in central northern areas, more cloud across the south, creeping north through the day, and could be some spots of drizzle and that, quite a breeze, making it feel raw as well. craig this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. theresa may abandons plans to give mps a vote on over—turning the ban on fox—hunting in this parliament. if happened, the messages we got the election, one of the clear messages we got was that people were concerned in a number of areas about what we were proposing. the prime minister will carry out a cabinet reshuffle tomorrow. there are reports that up to six ministers could either lose theirjobs or be moved. some of the uk's largest retailers agree to stop selling acids and corrosive sub

in her global marketing role there wasn't an option to go part—time and stay in glasgow and after 12s one job and suddenly you are out of that, almost cast out, not intentionally. it is difficult to know who you are, where you are going next, what do i do now? kaytie has now set up a craft shop and she loves it, but can't help wondering what might have been. since 201a if you worked for more than six months you would be entitled to ask for flex of working. so that might be few hours, maybe working from home or perhaps a job share. but your employer has been allowed to say no if they found it is detrimental to their business and that, combined with a slow cultural shift in some places, means not eve ryo ne shift in some places, means not everyone feels it is working for them. more than half of parents survey felt flexible working is in the gentle option for them. nearly two in five said their current hours mean they don't get to say good night to their kids. and more than 13% said they are working the equivalent hours of an extra day a week just to equivalent hours of an extra day a w

enthusiast are stockpiling the drink ahead of the changes and some of the shelves in his newsagents in glasgowe already been cleared. irn bru, a popular drink here? the last couple of days have been a rush for the irn bru, i didn't realise what the reason behind it was, and we had short supplies after christmas and the way. what do his customers think? i like it as it is, i probably won't drink it if they ta ke i probably won't drink it if they take the sugar out of it.|j i probably won't drink it if they take the sugar out of it. i think it isa take the sugar out of it. i think it is a good idea, it is horrible for people stick. i probably, iwould stop drinking it. irn bru is renowned for its quirky advertising. punter led push back against a reduced sugar version have raised its profile again. when the customers stay loyal whether —— whether customers remain loyal bill it clear when the new formula goes on sale later this month. we watch and wait! now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to a special edition of witness with me, tanya beckett, here at the british library in l

so seven celsius in glasgow and 11 celsius in london. this air low pressure is one to watch.h, 70mph likely across southern scotla nd 60mph, 70mph likely across southern scotland and northern ireland and northern england. that low exits out into the north sea, but we are left with widespread gales across most of england and wales on wednesday. a day of bright or sunny intervals and showers. some heavy showers in the west. some more organised rain coming into northern ireland. temperatures not bad for the time of year. . seven celsius in the central belt. the unsettled theme does continue whilst we may see the winds easing down by thursday morning and another area of low pressure is set to arrive and that will bring more wind and rain from the south—west. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at lipm: police appeal for information after four men are stabbed to death in london in unrelated new year attacks. tragically, there are four families who awake this morning to the heartbreaking news they have lost loved ones to the callous use of knives as lethal weapons. a mot

seven celsius in glasgow and 11 celsius in london. low pressure, it is one to watch tomorrow night. uncertainties about the exact track, but we have got gusts of 60mph, 70mph likely across southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england. 0vernight that low then exits south into the north sea, out into the north sea, but we are left with some widespread gales across he england and wales on wednesday. a day of bright or sunny intervals and some showers, some heavy showers in the west. some more organised rain coming into northern ireland. temperatures still not bad for the time of year. seven celsius in the central belt and ten celsius across southern parts of england and wales. the unsettled theme does continue whilst we may see the winds easing down by thursday morning another area of low pressure, is set to arrive and that will bring more wind and rain in the south—west. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. police appeal for information after four young men are stabbed to death in london — in separate new year att