the grampians, we are likely to the snow.n the east, we hang on to the cloud and the damp conditions. temperatures are widely 5— 11. we will say goodbye to the 11 celsius, though. it will turn colder. today‘s weather front, instead of though. it will turn colder. today‘s weatherfront, instead of carrying on eastwards, looks like it will drift back towards the west. have this big, blocking area of high pressure. what will happen behind the weather front is, we will start to pull in these cold air. we see the change here. friday it gets colder, saturday even colder. the colder, saturday even colder. the cold air filters across many parts of the uk. back to wednesday, we have the weather front, if you remember, dangling across eastern areas and trying to progress westwards. it will produce a lot of cloud. on wednesday, some snow, independent, for example. the odd snow flurry coming in off that easterly wind. in the west, the better chance of seeing something brighter but slowly, slowly, it will start to feel that bit colder. the

a little bit of sleet over the pennines and the grampians. some goods spells of sunshine in northern ireland and the west of scotland in contrast. through this evening and overnight temperatures fall away once again where we have those clear skies. in the east where the wintry showers continue some ice could be an issue but even further west we could have some freezing fog. so cold to start tomorrow morning with some freezing fog around and ice patches. again a lot of dry weather tomorrow but again in the east you can see wintry showers perhaps further south tomorrow. again mostly over the hills but there could be some sleet oi’ hills but there could be some sleet or snow and cold again tomorrow. then the high pressure keeps all the weather fronts at bay through friday. that keen easterly wind is with us. so the chance of some wintry weather. even at lower levels potentially. and on friday with the wind chill feeling significantly colder. and even into the weekend the risk is there, temperatures are still low and it is not warming up in the n

some snow in the pennines and grampian areas. quite a 5°99y pennines and grampian areas.ggy monday night to come in many areas. that is it from me. this is bbc news. the headlines: research by bbc news shows the number of patients in england — waiting for more than the official target of 18 weeks for surgery — has risen by 163% in four years. passengers — from countries subjected to america's travel ban — seize the chance to fly to the us, as judges refuse to reverse a suspension of president trump's controversial order. the conservatives have signalled a shift away from home ownership for all — a policy which dates back to margaret thatcher's time in office. ministers have pledged fresh measures to encourage renting. france's far—right national front leader, marine le pen, has launched her campaign to become the country's new president. she's promised to eradicate terrorism and abandon the euro, if she wins. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, i head to brunei to check out the world's largest floating town. hello! ade is in london to find out

trans—pennine route, across the east of the grampians, you will get buffeted during the rush—hour.r following to the north, but further south, we could have 15 or 16 celsius tomorrow. we will start to see something potentially more stormy in the middle part of the week. more on that later. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3000 and £5000. ministers said they wanted to attract the best talent after concerns the prison service was understaffed. iraqi forces say they've taken several villages to the south of mosul, hours after launching a major offensive to retake the western half of the city from islamic state militants. save the children warn there's around 350,000 children trapped in the city. the chief executive of sainsbury‘s calls for "fundamental reforms" of business rates, amid concerns upcoming rises could spark high—street closures. the us defence secretary has public disagreed with his boss that the press is the enemy. earlier, president trump had attack

cold out behind it, we could see snow across the grampians, the southern uplands onto scotland.k in time to explain to you that in scotland, through central and southern areas that perhaps the north pennines week and disruption with snow. keep abreast of the warnings online and we will update you when we get developments. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. some hospital services could be cut 01’ some hospital services could be cut or scaled back in nearly two thirds of england in an effort to save money and improve efficiency. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — the football association is investigating the background to an incident at last night's fa cup tie at sutton united when the home team's reserve goalkeeper was caught on camera eating a pie in the dugout towards the end of the match, which arsenal one. the betting company that sponsors the team had offered odds on that actually happening. he seemed to confirm afterwards that some of his friends had made many on the back, which would break fa rules. speaking to the bbc today before the

but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians, and down the east coast ofry. right on the coast line, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chance of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures, just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and then during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry, really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive, but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, 4, 5 degrees at best. and then we head into the weekend. we still have high pressure anchored up over scandinavia, bringing us these easterly winds. still the wintry showers, the increasing chan

but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians and down the east coast ofd, the increasing chances of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, 4, 5 degrees at best. and then we head into the weekend. we still have high pressure anchored up over scandinavia, bringing us these easterly winds. still the wintry showers, the increasing chance that these will be falling as snow, particularly in eastern areas.

yes, some snow up over the grampians. no great amounts, though, at this stage. across the high ground in north—east england will begin to turn wintry with time. temperatures never really climbing above these values, where we have had the clear skies overnight, it could well be a slippery start to the day, particularly where we had some in on that and north—east england. as i mentioned, temperatures not really climbing at all through the day here, levelling out around three orfour degrees, certainly a chilly end to the day across some central areas. best of the temperatures where we see the best of the sunshine, across the west. now, as we head into the night, that easterly will continue to feed cloud westwards, some patchy rain. some sleet or snow falling to quite low levels, eventually, across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland. again, no great amounts at this stage. there will be a cold one, and there'll be some frost around first thing on thursday morning, slippery surfaces around. thursday, again, the best of the sunshine probably across more west

ireland, so the rain and the low cloud and the blustery wind to contend with, particularly east of the grampianshe north east of england. roads like the a1 for example will have some rather gusty winds to contend with if you are travelling in that direction. through the day the cloud and the rain meanders into northern england and northern ireland and leaves brighter skies eventually for scotland, but slightly fresher air. but in the south we keep a lot of cloud, also in central and southern wales and the midlands and southern england. if it does come out, the sunshine will send those temperatures a little higher than those of today, so 16, possibly 17 degrees. and so the mild air is still with us through the course of monday. however, you can see that cold air starting to creep a little closer so that as we move into tuesday we have got something a little fresher, perhaps a touch of frost in the far north to start our tuesday. more rain and wind is gathering to the north—west later. not as much brightness or dry weather further south with that weak weather front around. later on in the week we

a chance of some snow across parts of the pennines and the grampians.be easing from north—western areas, transferring to the far north—east. some ice around in places across scotla nd some ice around in places across scotland through tonight and into tomorrow. to the south about the weather quiet and in fact tomorrow the best of the weather across more western areas. but there will be some hit and miss showers, so sunshine and showers, perhaps also some hail and thunder. then on wednesday quite a bit colder. hello and welcome to 100 days. the white house goes to court to try to enforce its immigration ban. donald trump attacks what he calls the "so—called judge" who blocked his plans. this stage is now set for a constitutional clash between the president and the judiciary. the president is addressing servicemen and women in florida now — we'll have the latest. "you think our country's so innocent?" says trump when asked about putin's alleged crimes. are the us and russia's actions morally equivalent? also on the programme... i would not wish to issue an

evening the weather front, they will slowly push towards the east, in the pennines and also the grampians eastern areas of the uk. so here on tuesday, looking cloudy, there will be some rain through the day, of the north sea so i suspect in places like hull and norwich it will feel chilly and unpleasant, a nice day in belfast, very nice. then on wednesday it dries out, you can't see that weather front, it's dries out, you can't see that weatherfront, it's invisible, but it is falling apart, areas of cloud across the uk, some sunshine, temperatures beginning to drop, four and five in the east, hint of things to come on thursday, and on friday easterly winds and a chance that we are going to have wintry flurries, only light ones, as we head towards friday and into the weekend so we will have to wrap up. that's it from me. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: nhs under pressure — the number of people waiting more than 18 weeks for hospital treatment in england has doubled since 2012. passengers from countries subjected to america's travel ban seize the chance to fly to the us, as judge

some wintry weather in parts of the grampian and highlands.and drives of rain. snow showers developing acmss 555ea, - sea, being' i - sea, being dragged ii i sea, being dragged iné ? sea, being dragged in by $777— the north sea, being dragged in by the north sea, being dragged in by the increasing easterly wind. not reaching us until later on thursday. quite a nice day in western areas, temperatures 6—8, some sunshine. wednesday night into thursday the wind will be light, it will turn cold. frost the start on thursday, and the easterly wind establishing itself in the early part of the day, so feeling cold, especially on the north sea coasts. wind chill, some snow flurries around the north york moors, the north—east of england, wouldn't be surprised if there is some snow in the midlands. that process will continue into friday and saturday. you can see where the wintry weather is. it will feel cold weather you were —— wherever you are. the cold wind setting in from tomorrow, initially across the east. a lot of cloud and some snow showers. this i

mph, across northern scotla nd 50 mph, 60 mph, across northern scotland and there is snow in the grampiandy. a breeze, but the main issue is rain. unpleasant conditions but the rain will grind to a halt on the north sea coasts during the course of tuesday. not moving further eastwards, and behind it, the weather improves a little but it will be misty and murky in the morning. a touch of ice in parts of scotland. in south—west england, and devon and somerset cloud and missed and murk, around the lincolnshire coast line, there is a lot of cloud, and bits and pieces of light rain. drizzle in the north—east and eastern scotland. some showers will get into the western isles in the morning and wherever you are first thing, about eight o‘clock, it should be 3—5d, in most major towns and cities. the weather improves a little across eastern areas but the rain hangs about well into the afternoon and is affecting some of the easternmost fringes of the uk, and in the south—west it is a different story, with a mixed bag of sunshine, showers, hail and different story, with a mixed bag of sunshine, show

some snow across the pennines and grampians this evening and overnight. of wind. they are starting to ease across northern islands are the worst transferring further towards the east. you can see that long arm of rain stretching all the way down to france. it will be moving eastwards during the course tonight and this side of the weather front clears up a bit. some ice around across scotland tonight. temperatures first thing around three or 4 degrees in most towns and cities. in the south west, around a rush—hour, most of us, across the south west of wales, the weather is looking drivers think, some sunshine around as well. a little misty and cloudy in the midlands and still raining across norfolk and suffolk. just about into lincolnshire. through the north west and north east, partly cloudy skies and bits of pieces of rain in western scotla nd of pieces of rain in western scotland so basically a bit of everything first thing in the morning. the weather will stay pretty cloudy and damp, if not wet across eastern areas. that weather front basically has sta

northern england tomorrow and gci’oss in northern england tomorrow and across the eastern side of the grampians and 12 in northern ireland and england, but in the south we could see 16 or 17 tomorrow. really mild for this time of the year. it stays mild in the south, but the potential is there for some very wet and windy weather on tuesday and wednesday. this is bbc news, the headlines: iraqi forces have taken several villages to the south of mosul, hours after launching a major offensive to retake the western half of the city from so—called islamic state militants. the american company kraft heinz withdraws its proposed takeover of marmite—maker unilever. the deal would have been one of the biggest in corporate history. thousands of prison officers in london and the south—east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000 and £5,000. there have been concerns the service is understaffed. it takes time to recruit people, it takes time to bring those people on, but i'm absolutely determined to deal with that. and two people are arrested after a criminal investigation was launche

the best of the dry and bright weather in the west, but there is snow across the grampians.indy weather continues for the northern isles. little change for this evening. snow continues in eastern scotland, mainly on high ground. showers in the south—west become confined to coastal areas, but it will turn cold skies in the west. missed, fog and ice. the weather front on the east coast will work its way to the west. on wednesday, a lot of cloud around. outbreaks of rain. don't be surprised to see the odd snowflake in eastern england, and eastern scotland. a distinctly chilly feel across eastern areas, because we have started to pull an easterly wind from the near continent, which will continue to push that weather front across the uk and keep this low pressure as they art in the atlantic. thursday will be a cold, grey day with biting easterly wind. the best of any brighter weather will be across sheltered western areas. the same picture on friday — areas. the same picture on friday — a lot of grey weather, and feeling even colder. towards the end of the week, as i mentioned, t

one or two centimetres of snow in the pennines, the grampians, through the day. the car in the morning. elsewhere, no issues with that. it will be cold. a lot of cloud around. still snow showers. highs may be a problem first thing in the morning to watch out for. —— ice. more of the same. tomorrow, shetland, more substantial snow. between 5—6 1010 metres, over two inches. cloud in central and eastern areas. rain, sleet and snow. brightest skies towards the west. windy. although the thermometer might say three or four, it will feel colder than that. saturday, the wind goes northerly, a cold direction for us. saturday, the snow showers will go over towards wales, the south—west of england, and also northern ireland. showers. not all of us will see them. maximum temperatures, four or five, but feeling colder than that. the wind will exacerbate that chilly feel. sunday, it will feel raw. we still have a north—easterly and easterly wind coming in off the continent. still quite a bit of cloud around in central and eastern parts as well. still that cloud is producing wi

snow continuing to pile up across the grampians.the way of sunshine but wherever you are, a cold day. through thursday night, we keep the wintry showers down the east coast. we are not expecting anything too disruptive but small accumulations here and there. friday could see it snow showers anywhere across the country. temperatures not far above freezing. into the weekend, we keep the easterly winds. high pressure from scandinavia feeding the wintry showers. a lot of cloud generally. the best of the temperatures still struggling. a hint of something less cold in the south particularly here. temperatures may rise of little for the start of the next week. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the british parliament has voted overwhelmingly to let the government begin the uk's departure from the european union. prime minister theresa may says she wants to trigger formal talks by the end of march. during the vote, some dissenting mps were reprimanded for singing 0de tojoy, the eu anthem. senators in the us have confirmed president trum

a mixture of rain and sleet but inland more snow falling over the grampians and down the east coast ofowers. temperatures 3— four degrees and that is the story right across the country but remember, in the western fringes, a better chance of seeing sunshine. during thursday night and on the friday, more of the same with easterly wind delivering showers, falling more frequently as snow. during not snow. during friday, we will not rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country stop probably nothing too destructive but some small accumulations in places and cold feeling day. then we head into the weekend and we still have high pressure and could up over scandinavia bringing easterly winds and steal the wintry showers, increasing chance they will be falling as snow particularly in eastern areas. in the north—west, quite a lot of sunshine on saturday. by quite a lot of sunshine on saturday. by sunday temperatures in the south beginning to lift up a little bit and that takes us into next week with more of a southerly wind.

snow in the showers over the grampians.coming in on the breeze overnight. frost almost anywhere. even under the cloud it could be cold enough for temperatures close to freezing. there will be a fresh breeze as we head into thursday and it will freshen many parts of the country, blowing in cloud. a hint of sunshine in sheltered western areas. a bit more sleet and snow, no great amounts of snow, most of it on the hills of eastern scotland and the north east of england. but temperatures will be lower than today. nothing is coming in from the atla ntic today. nothing is coming in from the atlantic where it is milder. we have got a big block of cold air coming in from the east. the wind picks up on friday and it will feel colder. cloudy skies across the board and temperatures at three or four at the very best. good morning. it is wednesday. it is 9am. i'm victoria derbyshire. today attem pts 9am. i'm victoria derbyshire. today atte m pts to 9am. i'm victoria derbyshire. today attempts to bring together health and social care see

leaving some eyes around after some snow in the pennines and the grampian mountains. —— leaving someunshine and occasional showers. do not be surprised if you need and brother in cardiff, bristol or plymouth. —— your umbrella. i said that it would not move, it is parking alongside the north sea coasts. one of the reasons why it cannot shift further eastwards is because high—pressure and wind is blowing around it, so they are basically putting a block on it. any weather fronts that swing our way are shooting northwards into iceland. on wednesday, whatever is left over, a bit of cloud and maybe some drops of light rain, nothing more. it is beginning to feel colder now on the eastern coasts, temperatures of three degrees in norwich, not so cold in the west, 7-9d. norwich, not so cold in the west, 7—9d. yesterday, iwas norwich, not so cold in the west, 7—9d. yesterday, i was talking about that blocking high, the block which stops weather fronts coming through. another way of looking at it is looking at the jet stream. this is interesting. eight races over the atla ntic interesting. eight

strip, a mixture of rain and sleet but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampiansstory. right on the coast line, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chances of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures just 2, in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, a, 5 degrees at best. and then we head into the weekend. still the wintry showers, the increasing chance that these will be falling as snow, particularly in eastern areas. again, out west that's where we'll see t

but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians, and down the east coast ofline, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chance of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures, just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and then during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry, really anywhere across the country. temperatures not far above freezing and stop on the weekend, wintry showers feeding in from scandinavia. a lot of cloud of january. the rest chance of brightness here. slightly less cold into the south by the weekend with a south—easterly breeze. southern areas may rise a little. hello, you're watching bbc world news. i'm adnan nawaz

still rather grey cloudy the grampians.gh this evening and overnight, we will find what is left of this showery band of rain pushing into scotland and eastern england for a while and then it turns misty with some low cloud and another band of rain arriving in wales and the south—west later on. a much milder night to night under the cloud exceptin night to night under the cloud except in gotland where there could be clearer skies and a touch of frost. generally the team through the rest of the week is milder, but there will be a little rain from time to time. we've got some rain to come as we head into tomorrow, initially across wales and the south—west. further north in the rain is not amounting to very much. after a dull start, there may not be a huge the best of that comes after the rain in wales and the south—west, where we will see the highest temperatures. it will be a warmer feel for highest temperatures. it will be a warmerfeel for most of highest temperatures. it will be a warmer feel for most of us, temperatures wi

ireland, so the rain and the low cloud and the blustery wind to contend with, particularly east of the grampiansher gusty winds to contend with if you are travelling in that direction. through the day the cloud and the rain meanders into northern england and northern ireland and leaves brighter skies eventually for scotland, but slightly fresher air. but in the south we keep a lot of cloud, also in central and southern wales and the midlands and southern england. if it does come out, the sunshine will send those temperatures a little higher than those of today, so 16, possibly 17 degrees. and so the mild air is still with us through the course of monday. however, you can see that cold air starting to creep a little closer so that as we move into tuesday we have got something a little fresher, perhaps a touch of frost in the far north to start our tuesday. more rain and wind is gathering to the north—west later. not as much brightness or dry weather further south with that weak weather front around. later on in the week we will have some really blustery winds and it becomes a little less wild. mo

in scotland, it will stay grey and damp and outbreaks of rain and snow accumulating over the grampiansll drift its way westwards again. the further west you are, clear spells, westwards again. the further west you are, clearspells, but westwards again. the further west you are, clear spells, but where we have a few showers and a touch of frost, there could be icy stretches to ta ke frost, there could be icy stretches to take us into tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow we still haven't lost this weather front. it is still hanging around. in fact, it will continue to drift westwards again. the rain will tend to ease off so just a few spits and spots here and maybe wintry flakes over high ground because the air will be turning increasingly cold from the east, three celsius in norwich. so through wednesday night, here is our weather front. yes, still hanging around and as it continues to drift westwards it will open the gates to this cold air which is going to start to drift its way in from the east. so, during thursday more of us getting into the cold easterly wind as a consequence temperatur

starting to improve across northern ireland, some snow across the grampian parts of the pennines, andto the south, we are talking about rain. the winds eventually will these for scotland and northern ireland and ice maybe the problem first thing tomorrow. this is what it looks like first thing on tuesday, temperatures of four or thing on tuesday, temperatures of fouror5 thing on tuesday, temperatures of four or 5 degrees, not especially frosty and we start on a really gloomy note across the eastern areas, not a pleasant day, the wind off the north sea and bits and pieces of rain from east anglia, flirting with the lincolnshire coast line, just about into eastern scotland. in the west, a little bit better but some blobs of rain across wales and the south—west giving some hailand wales and the south—west giving some hail and thunder. that is the worst period of the week as far as the weather goes in terms of wind and rain, monday and tuesday, by the time we get to wednesday, things do calm down, but it does start to turn colder. easterly winds win, they push out any weather fronts back

most of the snow today is in the grampians.good deal of cloud overnight tonight and a few more of these wintry showers around. even under the cloud temperatures will not be far away from freezing and there may be some icy patches around as well. we keep the cloudy skies through the rest of the cloudy skies through the rest of the week, there will be wintry flurries around and it will feel colder. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown, live at westminster, where mps are about to vote on allowing the prime minister to trigger the process of leaving the eu. one of the amendments up for debate is whether hundreds of thousands of eu citizens should be allowed to stay here after brexit. we're fighting hard to try and get the right concessions. there's another two years to go and we're not going to give up that battle. we will bring you the very latest from westminster including the splits within the conservative and labour parties. i'm joanna gosling with the rest of today's news. president trump fights to reinstate his travel ban on seven

cloud associated with it, more snow across the pennines and the grampians.on: we primarily welcome people from western europe who do not want to live in a multicultural society. we would not want to attract muslim people, even though we have a few muslim residents. we hear how it is being advertised in the uk as a place to escape multiculturalism. also on the programme, england‘s housing market is "broken". that‘s according to ministers who are launching new plans today to tackle the high cost of renting. here‘s what one long—term renter said about what should be done about it. we need a registerfor the landlords, they decide theyjust wa nt to landlords, they decide theyjust want to up the rent. it is a problem with a type of nimby years, if we don‘t build new homes everywhere, there is a supply and abound issue. we‘ll also be talking about whether the announcement will make a difference to leaseholders, and an expert and leaseholder will be sharing their thoughts on the plans. and conservative mps criticise the speakerjohn bercow for saying in parliament th

snow over the grampians, again no great amounts at this stage but some of these showers across north—eastuch of east anglia and into the midlands as well. temperatures will be above freezing but it will be a chillier feeling day that it was on tuesday. the best of the brightness across south—east england, parts of south—west wales, but it could be a frosty start with some slippery surfaces as well. we will continue to see the best of the sunshine here through the day, northern ireland, the west of scotland, the west of england, and a lot of cloud further east and it will feel chilly in that reason. a lot chillier than it was on tuesday across central areas and some spots won't get much above three orfour some spots won't get much above three or four degrees some spots won't get much above three orfour degrees all some spots won't get much above three or four degrees all day long. walmart where you see the best of the sunshine further west. as we head into the night that callback continues to feed in from the east. it will carry a lot of cloud, some spits and spots snow down to low levels

we'll see season settling snow on the grampians. wendy, cold and wet for the northern isles.t will turn cold. we could see some ice we re turn cold. we could see some ice were showers have fallen. northern and eastern parts of the uk remain cloudy and wet with further snow over the high ground. as that weather front continues to work its way west, the sunshine will become confined to western parts of the uk. elsewhere, spots of rain. maybe the odd snowflake. when trueness of high ground in eastern scotland, north—east england. it is this area of high pressure that will be with us of high pressure that will be with us into next week. it will bring cold airfrom us into next week. it will bring cold air from the east across our shores. rushing all—weather france towards the atlantic. it will be a grey day on thursday. lots of cloud trapped into that cold easterly breeze. temperatures, twos and threes. any brightness in the west, 67 degrees. by friday, another grey and cold day. we will continue to see some damp weather in eastern areas with snow flurries. it is cold towards the

up over the grampians more likely to catch snow. probably dry in northern ireland.nd. for most of us, cloudy. and it will stay cloudy overnight. easterly breeze freshening up a touch. wintry showers overnight. more likely for breaks in the west. not as cold here in northern ireland as last night. even where we keep the cloud, temperatures not far away from freezing. the air is getting colder. could be icy patches. showers down the eastern side. more wintry than today. could lose some of the rain tomorrow. on the whole, a lot of cloud around. temperatures will continue to drop. tomorrow will be colder than today. in some places, no better than 2 or 3 degrees. that's a maximum in the afternoon. why is this happening? we have this big blocking area of high pressure over scandinavia. nothing's coming from the atlantic. we're drawing easterly winds. by friday, the winds will be stronger. you'll notice how cold it is on friday if notice how cold it is on friday if not before. colder in the wind. cloudy skies. wintry showers. almost any part of the country could see a flur

we are also expecting some snow across the pennines, into grampian and some of the upper—level routesthe lean at the conditions this evening and overnight across northern parts. by the end of the night, the weather conditions will improve along western areas, that's when the best of the weather will be on tuesday, so of the weather will be on tuesday, so that will be some sunshine after a bit of mist clears away. that eastern coast space cloudy and it will still be windy in the north—east of scotland. south western areas, the west country and wales, to get sunshine and heavy showers, partially hale and thunder. it times killed afterwards. batter turns colder. this is bbc news, with me clive myrie. the headlines at 8:30pm: the commons speakerjohn bercow has been applauded by mps, for saying donald trump won't be allowed to address parliament, on a state visit. i would not wish to issue an invitation to president trump, to speak in the royal gallery. president trump has reaffirmed his support for nato, but says other countries must pay theirfair share, as part of the alliance. here, mps

the grampians would be pretty if you are thinking of climbing them today.ly dry in the west. some showers through the day will be squally, especially in the south—west, whereas in the east we have dregs of light and patchy rain the temperatures of five or six degrees. and then into wednesday, well, it is dryer for most of us, some murky conditions and hill fog around, for example, to the west, and showers. temperatures, nothing to write home about, it will be quite cold especially if you are exposed to the king easterly wind. the outlook is it will turn colder with the easterly winds taking hold. thank you very much for that. it looks beautiful behind you this morning. that is the best looking greenhouse i have seen in an awfully long time. it really is. greenhouse. laughter i could almost hear someone from kew gardens giving us a call. it is sort of a greenhouse, it is a posh one. very. it is more like a lean—to, isn't it, a little bit more grand. very big, posh greenhouse. sometimes you have to quit when you are ahead. carry on. laughter thank you. we wil

you can see in the highlands and grampians it is currently snowing.st anglia for the evening rush hour. as you can see behind it, even though it will brighten up, we are still looking at a windy day. it will take a while before the whole of storm doris pulls away. there will be a touch of frost around and the risk of ice where we have got some damp surfaces, particularly so across scotland. tomorrow, we start off on that cold but quiet note. later in the day, wet and windy weather will come in from the west but nothing like we are expecting from storm doris. thank you very much. it looks like tomorrow is significantly better. we can go to birmingham now. ben is there because of hs2. i , the high—speed link between london and birmingham. that is absolutely right. storm doris has been making her presence felt here. hs2 gets the final seal of approval later, it gets the go—ahead so that the work can begin. it has been beset by all sorts of controversy, controversy because of the cost and the route it will take. it does get the go—ahead today but what hap

across the highlands and grampians it has been snowing heavily. some nasty travelling conditions.est with exposure we could see round about 90 mph. these are damaging gusts. they can cause a lot of disruption as we have already seen and also at root trees, do structural damage, cause power cuts, that sort of thing. —— up root trees. south of that line we are looking gusts of 50 to 60 mph in southern england. as a go through the course of the day, the whole arc d rifts across the course of the day, the whole arc drifts across the north sea. the squeeze comes in across wales, across the midlands, parts of northern england and also east anglia. the rain continues to follow through behind it as well. it will feel cold if you are exposed to all that but that is academic because by the time get to the evening rush hour, the severe gales will be across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia and we will seize on snow across the pennines, getting into northumberland as well. through the evening and overnight period, eventually, that storm pulls away onto the near continent, leavi

in the grampians, six. watch out for highs on untreated surfaces.pressure in sight. across northern and eastern scotland, a beautiful start to the day. watch out for the ice in the west. showers in northern ireland coming across south—west scotland and into england. higher ground, wintry. lower levels, the odd snowflake. it should not be problematic and temperatures will rise and it will not last. the rest of england and wales, variable cloud. some sunshine. the odd shower. through the day, the showers in western scotland will be on and off. rain in northern ireland will continue to push out of it, moving into northern england, heading through wales, and down on to the south—west and eventually the midlands. eastern areas hang on to the driest conditions. parts of scotla nd the driest conditions. parts of scotland hang on to the sunniest conditions through the day. later, sunshine coming through south—west england, south—west wales, and parts of northern ireland. a breezy day. gales in the north—west coast of wales especially. that will take the edg

further snow in the grampians today. in the east, especially over the high ground.terly wind and it will feel cold and some of the showers will have a wintry components to them. down the east coast, highs of three and five. something not as cold out towards the west, 7—8. heading on through the west, 7—8. heading on through the evening and overnight, we hang on to this cold in on to this cold wind coming in from continent. a fine the weft . ;»;.,. if??? ' towards the west. again, where we have clear skies, pockets of frost. more cloud towards the east. not such a problem here. the odd pocket of fog as well. again, nothing to substantial. temperatures, below freezing. now, as we head on through tomorrow, again, similar to today. similar with no change. some sunshine in the west. the east, wind coming in from the north sea with an easterly direction. 0nce coming in from the north sea with an easterly direction. once again tomorrow, showers, as especially coming in from the coast. some will get inland. along the coast, sleet and snow. snow in the grampians and possibly