northern ireland civil rights.r, and started to take over in the mainstream. but the basis of all the — what were they going to talk, challenging the state of northern ireland was about gerrymandering and one man, one vote. we'd already seen what had happened in america, with martin luther king and the right for civil rights, basic civil rights, and it was — this was in the early �*60s. and people started to march for civil rights based at the university, people's democracy, in �*68 - �*67, �*68. the idea that this is not an equal society in any way. i mean, it's very interesting, because if that was on the mainland, in great britain, they'd say, "this is ridiculous." but this was the system that had been set up, and basically was an abuse of, of democracy. as you say, there is a very clear distinction between the civil rights movement and then what became the provisional ira and an armed struggle, which was directed then at getting the british out of northern ireland, and in the long run, seeking unity... the unif

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we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland.ing and most places will be dry and bright with some sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south—southwesterly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures 5, 6 degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. on the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the northe

then it turns milder and warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday. eventually the milder air will push further southwards and eastwards for the start of next week, but it's a slow process. as we head through saturday, this cloud gradually pushes further eastwards, freezing fog patches across many parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. but a patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland, with the wind picking up for some irish sea coast but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies too, with the colder air further east, but again temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold too on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night, but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the c

on sunday, some early fog in northern ireland before the wind picks up, increasing the cloud.es across the midlands and eastern england. 0therwise, some sunshine on sunday. for many areas it's going to be cold — 4 or 5 degrees, but milder in the far west. live from london. this is bbc news: deadly wildfires continue to rage across los angeles — ten people have been killed and officials warn more high winds could fan the flames. la's county sherriff says the suburbs look like they've been hit by an atomic bomb. 10,000 structures have now been destroyed. we will bring you the latest from our teams on the ground — we'll hear from people caught up in the chaos — and also from a us meterologist. donald trump prepares to be sentenced over hush money payments to an adult film star — just ten days before he re—enters the white house. these are live pictures showing the us supreme court, where tiktok is making a last—ditch legal bid to prevent a ban in america. and the uk home office is monitoring elon musk�*s social media posts — and accounts who engage with them — as a possible secur

very different to how it's going to be across scotland and northern ireland.hat rapid thaw of snow and ice could lead to some localised flooding as we head on into monday here. further rain falling on that snow and ice melt as well. that weather front weakening as it pushes into the area of high pressure. england and wales, i think monday mostly dry, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine and turning less cold. 5 to 7 celsius here, but double figures across scotland and northern ireland. that weather front through monday night fizzles out as it moves into the area of high pressure across england and wales. it leaves a legacy of cloud. a milder theme for most away from the very far south and south—east, which could see the last cold night here, but double figure values, as you can see, for glasgow and for belfast, so a lot milder here. tuesday, variable cloud, breezier conditions in scotland and northern ireland. i think it will be mostly dry apart from a bit of drizzle across western hills. could see a little bit of mist and fog across england and wales where we'll

but it is much milderfurther north — 12 or 13 in scotland and northern ireland. high pressure in the south, where it's a bit chillier. but elsewhere, the winds are coming in from the atlantic bringing in a lot of dry weather, but a lot of cloud, and we're continuing to see those temperatures rising — perhaps getting into double figures across parts of england and wales. again, 12 or 13 further north. and the highest temperatures over the week ahead are likely to be in scotland and northern ireland. still a bit chilly across the far south of england and wales at night, with a risk of frost, but otherwise, we've got a breezy air, cloudy air and temperatures are rising. live from washington, this is bbc news. fire crews in los angeles brace for stronger winds as canada and mexico join the effort against destructive wildfires. this against destructive wildfires. one is dropping fire reta rda nt this one is dropping fire retardant right on top of the fire there in a desperate bid to stop these flames. and celebrations in sudan, after the army captures a strategic east

one or two wintry showers for northern ireland.ther snow showers across northernmost parts of scotland. temperatures will struggle after that colder night, typically 2 or 3 degrees. for much of wales, the midlands and southern england, it's going to be clouding over. we've got the chance of some rain, even a bit of sleet and snow, coming into the far south of england for a while. then we're going to find an area of low pressure, and that weather front bringing that wetter weather through the channel moving away, and then we're going to be left still with the winds coming in from the north, keeping us in this cold air. so, another widespread quite severe frost overnight into thursday. a few more snow showers across northern, perhaps eastern scotland. one or two wintry showers around some irish sea coasts. many places, though, will be dry and sunny. a sunnier day for southern parts of england and wales on thursday, but another cold one. and with no wind and clear skies overnight, thursday night could get very cold, perhaps as low as

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the fog lifting in northern ireland.r northwest. but for many eastern parts of scotland, northern england, down through the midlands towards the southeast, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales. a little bit of rain follows on from that as well. but it's the

we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland.me sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the north east of england seeing some sunshine. a

further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across northern areas. temperatures fall away sharply, some mist and fog forming once again. a bit of cloud, some rainjust pushing into the very far southwest, which could be wintry and temperatures could be down to —15 celsius or even lower as we head into friday morning. we will see a change as we move through friday. slightly less cold air begins to move in for the weekend, certainly in the north and the west of the country. live from london, this is bbc news. a state of emergency has been declared, as 30,000 people are told to evacuate their homes due to wildfires. millions more are under a fire warning. police continue their search for the killer of a 14—year—old boy, who was stabbed to death on a bus in southeast london. a new report says state schools in england could face very

further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across northern areas. temperatures fall away sharply, some mist and fog forming once again. a bit of cloud, some rainjust pushing into the very far southwest, which could be wintry and temperatures could be down to —15 celsius or even lower as we head into friday morning. we will see a change as we move through friday. slightly less cold air begins to move in for the weekend, certainly in the north and the west of the country. live from singapore, this is bbc news. los angeles declares a state of emergency is a fire spread rapidly through parts of the city. evacuations are under way. the search for survivors continues in tibet after an earthquake leaves at least 126 people dead. two weeks until his return to the life —— lighthouse he sets out number of controversial territorial ambiti

but it is much milderfurther north — 12 or 13 in scotland and northern ireland. from the atlantic bringing in a lot of dry weather, but a lot of cloud, and we're continuing to see those temperatures rising — perhaps getting into double figures across parts of england and wales. again, 12 or 13 further north. and the highest temperatures over the week ahead are likely to be in scotland and northern ireland. still a bit chilly across the far south of england and wales at night, with a risk of frost, but otherwise, we've got a breezy air, cloudy air and temperatures are rising. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme.

it does turn brighter in northern ireland., probably reaching seven degrees. but ahead of that cloud and with that cloud across much of the uk, temperatures are going to struggle to around one or two celsius. that colder air is trapped underneath that area of high pressure. until that moves, we're not going to see the milderair coming in, but towards the north west of the uk. the winds are starting to pick up on sunday. there is milder air on the way towards northern ireland in particular. it could well be some mist and fog to start the day before the wind picks up. the cloud increases a bit of rain towards the northwest of scotland, more cloud coming into scotland. still the risk of some patches of fog for the midlands and eastern england — otherwise, it's still dry with some sunshine. temperatures not quite as low as they have been, but typically 4—5 degrees milder for western scotland, northern ireland, west wales and the southwest of england. this milder west—to—southwesterly wind is then going to push down across the whol

a yellow warning for scotland and northern ireland. getting from paris because president macron is about to arrive to take part in commemorations in the french capital, we can see him just arriving with his wife brigitte macron tail. they are marking ten years since he islamist gun attack at the magazine charlie hebdo, 12 people were killed including several of its best—known cartoonists. let's speak to nabila ramdani, a french—algerian journalist and author of fixing france: how to repair a broken republic. thank you forjoining us. i know you were base just a few streets ago when —— a few streets ago when —— a few streets away when this attack happened ten years ago. reminders of what happened. i was literally a few streets away when the charlie hebdo attack started in paris on january the 7th 2015 at 1130. i remember it like yesterday and it was a massive shock about what happened, even though there had been very sinister warnings beforehand including a firebomb attack on charlie hebdo's officers and indeed death threats and effectiv

the fog lifting in northern ireland.ill push its way into scotland, bringing a little rain into the far northwest. but for many eastern parts of scotland, northern england, down through the midlands towards the southeast, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales

the fog lifting in northern ireland.ts way into scotland, bringing a little rain into the far northwest. but for many eastern parts of scotland, northern england, down through the midlands towards the southeast, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales. a little

on sunday, some early fog in northern ireland before the wind picks up, increasing the cloud.ross the midlands and eastern england. 0therwise, some sunshine on sunday. for many areas it's going to be cold — 4 or 5 degrees, but milder in the far west. live from new york at the opening bell, this is business today. wall street opens in the red over fears interest rates may stay higherfor longer. this afterjobs growth for december blows through market expectations and unemployment dips. tiktok�*s last chance — the social media platform will make final a plea at the supreme court today to try to avoid a us ban. also coming up... counting the economic cost of la's devastating wildfires — losses are expected to exceed $135 billion as fierce winds threaten more destruction. welcome to business today, live from new york, i'm ritika gupta. we start here in the us where stocks are under pressure on the latestjobs numbers for december which have come in much higher than many anticipated.

the fog lifting in northern ireland.a little rain into the far northwest. but for many eastern parts of scotland, northern england, down through the midlands towards the southeast, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales. a little bit of rain follows on from th

the fog lifting in northern ireland.st, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales. a little bit of rain follows on from that as well. but it's the change in the wind direction and the strengthening of this south—to—southwesterly wind that is tending to lift the t

some early fog in northern ireland before the wind picks up, increasing the cloud.t cloud pushes into scotland. still the risk of some mist and fog patches across the midlands and eastern england. otherwise, some sunshine on sunday. for many areas it's going to be cold — 4 or 5 degrees, but milder in the far west. welcome back to bbc news. let's turn to our main headlines. deadly wildfires continue to rage across los angeles — ten people have been killed and officials warn more high winds could fan the flames. la's county sherriff says the suburbs look like they've been hit by an atomic bomb. 10,000 structures have now been destroyed. donald trump has been charged to an unconditional discharge over his hush money case. the us will ban it tiktok in it nine days�* time. let's suite in a bit of sport first. good afternoon, gavin. lot's to come in the football to come boss will be david moyes is in talks over a possible return to goodison park after sean dyche was sacked by the club on thursday. we understand from a well—placed source that the scot is the frontrunner. n

ireland finishing on 238 for 7.andhana — she's reached 4000 runs in women s odis. india are now long off sealing the win. they're on 236—4. all three odis are being played at the niranjan shah stadium in rajkot, which is hosting women's one—day cricket for the first time. six golfers shared the opening round lead in the sony open — harry hall, denny mccarthy and eric cole are amongst them — after getting an early start in hawaii last week, and coming off a record score to par at kapalua, hideki matsuyama ended the opening round three shots behind them. he birdied two of his last three holes for a 67. he is trying to become the third player to sweep the hawaii swing. and a moment to wince perhaps too, as matsuyama's driver flew into the crowd, on the 9th tee. the former masters champion losing his grip there, luckily not injuring anyone, but he was quick to the scene, to ensure all was ok. the shot itself, wayward, but he managed to recover to birdie the hole. and that's all the sport for now. you're watching bbc new

we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland.will be lifting and most places will be dry and bright with some sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south—southwesterly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures 5 or 6 degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. on the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland

very different to how it's going to be across scotland and northern ireland.n into monday here. further rain falling on that snow and ice melt as well. that weather front weakening as it pushes into the area of high pressure. england and wales, i think monday mostly dry, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine and turning less cold. 5 to 7 celsius here, but double figures across scotland and northern ireland. that weather front through monday night fizzles out as it moves into the area of high pressure across england and wales. it leaves a legacy of cloud. a milder theme for most away from the very far south and south—east, which could see the last cold night here, but double figure values, as you can see, for glasgow and for belfast, so a lot milder here. tuesday, variable cloud, breezier conditions in scotland and northern ireland. i think it will be mostly dry apart from a bit of drizzle across western hills. could see a little bit of mist and fog across england and wales where we'll have lighter winds thanks to that area of high pressure, but a milder day, less

he often spoke about peace in northern ireland.ree times with him on visits to what he called the holy land, of course. israel and palestine. he clearly wanted peace for israel, which would only come about with justice for the palestinians, meaning a two state solution. caitriona: what do you think can be learned from his life now? fmr. pres. robinson: i think it is very interesting that so many people wanted to pay tribute to him. you saw the crowds, even leaving planes and going to atlanta. i went to the capitol with a group of human rights people, i was glad to be in my group. it was very moving. i found myself in tears, i have to admit. there was something very poignant about the simplicity of it. and it was just marking somebody who had lived a very good life, a very good long life, and made a difference to so many millions. not just in the united states, all around the world. and people all around the world know the carter center, no habitat for humanity, know how he tackled disease, that he had a holistic approach to human r

further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales.g to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across northern areas. temperatures fall away sharply, some mist and fog forming once again. a bit of cloud, some rainjust pushing into the very far southwest, which could be wintry and temperatures could be down to —15 celsius or even lower as we head into friday morning. we will see a change as we move through friday. slightly less cold air begins to move in for the weekend, certainly in the north and the west of the country. live from singapore, this is bbc news. a wildfire in los angeles has spread to 12 hundred acres, grown tenfold in 20 minutes. the search for survivors continues in tibet after an earthquake leaves at least 126 people dead. donald trump holds out the prospect of extending us territory and floats the idea of military action for control of greenland and the panama canal authority former presidentjimmy carter�*s funeral procession arrived at these capital where he

we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland.g patches will be lifting and most places will be dry and bright with some sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, s

we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland.bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures five or six degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. 0n the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the north east of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 degrees in

the fog lifting in northern ireland.far northwest. but for many eastern parts of scotland, northern england, down through the midlands towards the southeast, it's still a cold day, butjust not quite as cold as it has been just recently. the really cold air that's been trapped underneath that high pressure — that's getting squeezed to a certain extent, allowing these weather fronts to topple down from the northwest to bring a bit of rain. but more significantly, we're picking up a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic this time, and that's lifting the temperatures. early on monday, quite a contrast in the uk — a very mild start for scotland and northern ireland but still cold enough for some frost towards the southeast. here, the winds are a bit lighter. we may have some sunshine around on monday. elsewhere, that wind is picking up, blowing in the cloud. a bit of rain moves through scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north wales. a little bit of rain follows on from that as well. but it's th

a few sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland, a covering of snow, maybe, in the north york moors, dry but much colder than we've been used to. 1—5 celsius on the thermometers, it's going to feel colder in the wind and marked wind chill with a subzero feel out there for most through this afternoon. now into tonight, the chill returns, of course, more widely. risk of frost and ice, especially slippery conditions where we see sleet and snow push across scotland, later into northern ireland and the far north of england. with clear skies, when they happen in between, down to,5 in the grampians and the highlands,, 6 through some rural parts of southern england and south wales, where it will be a sunny day on friday. a bit more cloud elsewhere. a few showers around and rain and sleet along the coast in north wales, north west england, northern ireland, a bit of snow over the hills. most snow in northern scotland, but still, for many, a dry and bright afternoon, at least not as windy as today. so the wind chill won't be quite as marked, but some will stay subzero throughout. frost and ic

one or two wintry showers for northern ireland.ees. for much of wales, the midlands and southern england, it's going to be clouding over. we've got the chance of some rain, even a bit of sleet and snow, coming into the far south of england for a while. then we're going to find an area of low pressure, and that weather front bringing that wetter weather through the channel, moving away, and then we're going to be left still with the winds coming in from the north, keeping us in this cold air. so, another widespread quite severe frost overnight into thursday. a few more snow showers across northern, perhaps eastern scotland. one or two wintry showers around some irish sea coasts. many places, though, will be dry and sunny. a sunnier day for southern parts of england and wales on thursday, but another cold one. and with no wind and clear skies overnight, thursday night could get very cold, perhaps as low as —15 to —20 in the far north of england and inland parts of scotland. so, the rest of the week is staying cold, particularly cold

some dense patches of freezing fog north midlands, north west england and ireland to begin with.t day, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shield of cloud coming over later on across southern parts of england and wales. temperatures here around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. but with the cold air in place and by the end of the day, this weather system just scraping into southern counties of england, bumping into that cold air, there is still the potential that we could see a covering of snow late wednesday and into wednesday night across some of these southern counties. one to watch that dividing line could change, but certainly south of the m4 for now. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest

northern ireland, scotland and parts of western england, but more towards eastern areas it will turnt scotland, not as cold as the previous night, but still cold. we start up night, but still cold. we start up again on a chilly note. frost and ice around. it should be drier with more sunshine around, wind and rain. temperature recovering across belfast and plymouth, another cold day for the east. as we had to sunday night, the milder, cloudier, wetter and windier weather pushes into scotland over night with large parts of england with light winds and clear skies, will have another cold one, not as cold as it has been, colder in the south—east, much more mild in scotland and northern ireland with double figures coming monday. that will come with snow and ice melt and with further rain falling on that melting snow and ice, we could see flooding. england and wales have a chilly start, holding onto sunshine with lighter winds, temperature is creeping up winds, temperature is creeping up a little bit but not as mild as what they will be further north and west. as we head into tuesday, tha

some dense patches of freezing fog north midlands, north west england and ireland to begin with.y, that's providing you're not stuck with the lingering fog, but a shield of cloud coming over later on across southern parts of england and wales. temperatures here around two to five degrees, some in the north not getting above freezing. maybe it could be further away in france. either way, it pulls away and then into thursday back to more widespread northerly winds. bring in some showers around scotland down some of these western fringes. many, though, will have a dry, sunny and pretty cold day again, with temperatures struggling to get above freezing in some areas and potentially one of the coldest nights yet to come on thursday night. live from london, this is bbc news. chinese media reports more than 30 people have died in a powerful earthquake that hit near the tibet—nepal border. at least five people have died in a winter storm in the united states and millions face another day of freezing weather. in the uk, floods, snow and ice cause disruption across the country — multiple a

more cloud through scotland, northern ireland and parts of western england and wales.ven here, temperatures will rise as we go through much of next week. that's how it's looking. see you soon. talking trade — the chancellor rachel reeves heads to china to reinforce uk china ties. but pressure mounts back at home, with the sterling continuing to fall. tiktok�*s last chance — the social media platform will make a final plea at the us supreme court today to block a new law which could shut it down in america. and clamping down on touts — the uk unveils a plan to put a price limit on re—sold event tickets. welcome to business today, i'm tadhg enright. the british government has been defending its handling of the economy after a turbulent day on the markets on thursday saw the pound drop to its lowest level in more than a year and government borrowing cost surge to a 16—year high. today, sterling is down once again as pressure mounts on chancellor rachel reeves.

more cloud through scotland, northern ireland and parts of western england and wales.but even here, temperatures will rise as we go through much of next week. that's how it's looking. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines... the number of people killed in los angeles' worst wildfires doubles to ten. a fire official says there's currently �*no evidence' the fires were started deliberately. up to 10,000 buildings have been destroyed, with 180,000 people ordered to leave their homes. the national guard's been deployed amid reports of looting. donald trump says he's arranging a meeting with vladimir putin. earlier he reiterated his willingness to negotiate an end to the war in ukraine. the american singer chappell roan has been named bbc�*s sound of 2025. the first event to mark bradford's status as the uk's city of culture 2025 begins tonight, despite the icy temperatures. let's return to our top story this morning, and those fires in the los angeles area. president biden has described the la fires as the most devastating in california's history. have a look at th

but it is much milder further north — 12 or 13 in scotland and northern ireland. coming in from the atlantic bringing in a lot of dry weather, but a lot of cloud, and we're continuing to see those temperatures rising — perhaps getting into double figures across parts of england and wales. thank you. thank you for the opportunity. nice talking to you. well, that's it for this week. i really hope you enjoyed the show. and don't forget that you can keep up to date with all our global this one is dropping fire retardant right on top of the fire there in a desperate bid to stop these flames. ukraine says it's captured two north korean soldiers fighting for russia. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. more evacuation orders have been issued in los angeles where crews continue to battle multiple wildfires. the largest blaze is now bearing down on a new area — the wealthy neighbourhood of brentwood. here are live pictures from the scene right now. at least 11 people have been killed so far and 13 others are missing. police sniffer dogs are now helping the sea

a different kettle of fish in the republic of ireland., they have 28,000 people without power at the moment trying to reconnect them. now we have a live page up and running on the bbc news website and app, with the very latest from our correspondents across the country. there's all that information about which rail services are running and indeed about the airports. a reminder that leeds bradford here still has its runway shut. thanks very much for that in west yorkshire. in gaza, there have been reports of further israeli strikes overnight. local officials say areas of the central part of the strip have been hit. the attacks come after prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel planned to resume indirect talks with hamas to end the war. let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher. bring us up to date, if you could, and these latest attacks. could, and these latest attacke— attacks. those strikes continued _ attacks. those strikes continued overnight, l attacks. those strikes i continued overnight, as attacks. those

a lot milderfor the upcoming week, certainly across scotland and northern ireland, double figures heres is bbc news, the headlines... an overnight curfew is in force in parts of los angeles worst—hit by wildfires which have left at least 11 people dead. new evacuations have been issued in the pacific palisades area as it continues to burn. 0ur neighbourhood and neighbours have been eviscerated. it's devastating to see people's lives and livelihoods completely wiped out. rachel reeves has become the most senior official from the uk to visit china for 7 years. the chancellor has announced trade agreements with beijing worth £600 million to the uk over the next five years. a french woman whose father was convicted last month in a mass rape trial says he should never be released from jail. caroleen darian — the daughter of gisele pelicot — spoke to the bbc in her first broadcast interview since the trial. hello. let's return to our top story and those fires in los angeles, where the authorities have declared a local health

southern scotland, northern ireland a little cooler further south and east, 8—9c here.t and fog form where we get the clear spells. so quite a murky but a mild start to the day tomorrow with lows of around 5—8c, but double figures still for north west scotland. so particularly mild here. now we�*ll probably see the worst of any fog towards the southern half of england. and here it could linger on for much of the day, but more in the way of sunshine, with a drier feed of air for northern ireland, northern england and into eastern scotland. and it remains mild with double figures for many places. 9-11 or 12c. now the high pressure starts to pull its way further eastwards as we head through wednesday and into thursday. that�*s going to help to strengthen the southwesterly winds, and there could be a few outbreaks of rain, perhaps, across the western isles on thursday. and it�*s always going to be windier here, particularly towards the coast, of course. but again, some more sunshine for northern ireland, for wales, this time into northern england and for much of scotland to

a few wintry showers for northern ireland. otherwise, many northern areas dry and quite sunny.loud and the threat of some wet weather coming into the english channel, bumping into the colder air brings the risk of some snow for the southernmost parts of england. a few centimetres widely, these areas haven't really seen the snow so far. another cold day. temperatures struggling to around two or three degrees. now, that wet weather that threatens the far south of england should move away. and as that clears away, we've still got that cold wind leading to a frosty start on thursday. live from london, this is bbc news. uk prime minister sir keir starmer defends his record prosecuting sexual abuse gangs, after attacks by elon musk and opposition conservative mps. those that are spreading lies and misinformation as far and as wide as possible are not interested in victims. they are interested in themselves. sir keir also launches a private sector push to cut nhs waiting lists in england. hamas releases a list of hostages it says it could release in the first stage of a ceasefire deal

so we're into the low teens, as we head into next week, for scotland and northern ireland, and it'llnd wales, too. that's it from me. live from singapore, this is bbc news. fires burn across the hollywood hills as wildfires burn out of control across los angeles. firefighters say they are short of water as the fires remain completely uncontained. at least 137,000 people have been forced to evacuate, and tens of thousands more told to pack and be ready to go. we start in los angeles where at least 137,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes due to spreading wildfires. the death toll from california's wildfires has risen to five. these are live pictures from los angeles. four fires are continuing to burn out of control

so we're into the low teens, as we head into next week, for scotland and northern ireland, and it'llnd wales, too. that's it from me. live from london. this is bbc news new wildfires in los angeles break out as the number of confirmed dead rises to 5. more than 130,000 people have been evacuated. this is the scene live from los angeles, where firefighters are struggling to contain at least six separate fires. mps in the uk have voted to reject the conservatives�* demand for a fresh national inquiry into grooming gangs. we hear stories of venezuelan migrants who are trying to reach the us through the darien gap, ahead of trump's return. hello, i'm sally bundock. we start in the us where the death toll from california's wildfires has risen to five.