negotiations on the brexit arrangements for getting goods across the irish sea to northern ireland havemoved ahead with proposals to ease the movement of medicines from britain to northern ireland. but differences remain over the role of the european court ofjustice. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at belfast port for us tonight. these talks have been going on since october, so is the eu's solution for medicines a sign of progress? well, the uk's brexit minister says he is still looking at the details but it has been welcomed here because without those proposals, it could have been very difficult to get crucial medicines over the irish sea and that is because northern ireland remains in the eu's regulation system, to avoid a hardboard on the island of ireland but now the eu has said that the uk regulator can authorise new medicines coming to northern ireland to keep those flowing freely. there is still a lot left a result, particularly when it comes to the role of the european court of justice here. the uk has shifted its position, now indicating it accepts the court could have

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and windy weather pushing up across ireland and into the irish sea, named storm barrow by the irish met season. across the rest of the uk, we will see gusts widely 50 miles an hour, more of that near exposed coasts in the south—west, and that mixed in with a heavy rain and also likely to cause disruption and damage. it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas, damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air tonight. we see significant areas of snow. the rain will be heavy, a pretty atrocious day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast. it may change. on wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken, it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still a windy day on wednesday, not as windy as tuesday a blustery one nonetheless with showers are longer spells of rain, these will be wintree over higher ground. we'll see gales across the south—west and it will feel chilly. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines: the pope warns europe against "narrow self—interes

looking at the irish sea, the weights are very choppy, although it is a low tide. inter, expected to be up to about 75 mph along the county down coast and the county antrim coast. in london northern ireland, it is about 50 mph, pretty severe, yellow weather warning means is a chance of damage to property and travel disruption, maybe some floating too. across—the—board in the irish republic, things even worse and three south—western coastal counties, county clerk, kerry and cork, they have the highest level weather warning and parts of cork city have flooded due to some tidal surges. with other coastal areas in the republic of ireland, for example in dublin, the government advised schools to close to ensure everybody is safe, so it is definitely a day to avoid being out and about if possible. there are some people, news reporters included, who simply have to be out and about in this weather. 0ver included, who simply have to be out and about in this weather. over the next 2a hours we can expect the weather to be pretty challenging judging by what it is like already.

the northern portion of the irish sea into eastern scotland could have impact.ead gales developing through the rest of today, it extends into the north—east of scotland later. we could see some snow, the north pennines across the hills of scotland looking miserable on the 7a and the upper reaches. —— on the 7a and the upper reaches. —— on the 7a and the upper reaches. —— on the m74. there on the 74 and the upper reaches. —— on the m74. there is rain too, heavy rain pushes eastwards at the moment, before it clears the rain could turn quite intense, showers continue in northern ireland with the gusty winds. this evening and overnight there is the centre of storm barra, touching slowly eastwards, heavy rain in the far north of scotland but elsewhere rain will come and go through the night, feeling wintry in places but imports of certain scotland and northern england where the winds are lightest, if it is dry and clear for the winds are lightest, if it is dry and clearfor a time the winds are lightest, if it is dry and clear for a time that could be a touch of frost

we started very mild tomorrow, a lot of cut around, further rain pushes out northwards across the irish seaup into scotland. the far north of scotland will stay cool and bright. forsouth, limited sunshine, but noticeably very mild. see you later. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. unless the government puts further restrictions in place, the uk faces a substantial wave of 0micron infections next month that might overwhelm the nhs — that's the stark warning from scientists. another 633 0micron cases are recorded in the last 24 hours — the uk's biggest dailyjump in 0micron infections so far. new rules on face masks, self isolation and vaccine passports will be voted on by mps in the commons on tuesday — according to government sources. at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united states, focusing on kentucky. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history and, for those who have seen it,

southwest, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish seaeason, named storm barra by the irish met service, because it's ireland that will see the biggest impact from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we will see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that mized in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas, damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the annines, certainly across the scottish hills. some of this rain really will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast, details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and sit across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still will be quite a windy day on wednesday, not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast. g. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states announces a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics because of china's rec

particularly across eastern areas, we have that rainband pushing across areas of the irish sea and eventuallynd by the end of the day. north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening onto sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite

gusts will be high, particularly around some irish sea coasts.e potential of this deep area of low pressure to develop and hurtle in towards ireland, and then the uk as we push through tuesday and wednesday. still some uncertainty to its track but i think we're pretty sure they could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. hello and welcome to bbc news. president biden is due to hold a video call next week with vladimir putin, amid growing fears that russia may be preparing to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine. tensions between russia and ukraine have been building for some time in the wake of russia's annexation of crimea these are ukrainian troops stationed in the donietsk region on the russian border. on friday, ukraine warned that russia is massing more than 90,000 troops on the other side, it's saying its intelligence analysis points to a possible invasion at the end of january next year.

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast.ound some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states announces a diplomatic boycott of the be

particularly across eastern areas, we have but rebound pushing across areas of the irish sea and eventuallythe day. north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south, could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening onto sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish sea service because it's ireland that will see the biggest impacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with showers or longe

southwest, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish seahe second named storm of the season, named storm barra by the irish met service, because it's ireland that will see the biggest impacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas, damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast. details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken. and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. will still be quite a windy day on wednesday, not as windy as

it's a blustery day, those are mean wind speeds — gusts will be high, particularly around some irish seapressure to develop and hurdle in towards ireland and then the uk as we push through tuesday and wednesday. still some uncertainty with its track, but i'm pretty sure it could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. pre—departure tests will be required for all arrivals into the uk from tuesday to stop the spread of the omicron variant — as nigeria becomes the latest country to be added to the travel red list. thousands of homes in scotland and northern england begin a second weekend without power after storm arwen. the parents of a teenager suspected of a deadly school shooting have pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter — after they were found hiding in a basement. at least one person has been killed and dozens injured after a volcano erupts on the indonesian island of java hello and welcome to our look ahead t

particularly across eastern areas, we have that rainband pushing across areas of the irish sea and eventually. north of here, the far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year. further south could see 1a or 15 degrees. sunday evening onto sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills. england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in

a blustery day, those are mean wind speeds — gusts'll be high, particularly around irish sea coasts. the potential of this deep area of low pressure to develop and hurdle in towards ireland, and then, the uk as we push through tuesday and wednesday. still some uncertainty with its track, but i'm pretty sure it could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc world news, i'm lucy grey. our top stories... president biden and president putin agree to hold talks as russia's military build—up on the ukrainian border sends tensions soaring. the parents of a teenager suspected of a deadly school shooting have pleaded �*not guilty�* to involuntary manslaughter — after they were found hiding in a basement. the uk tightens its travel rules — as the omicron variant continues to spread. from tuesday, all arrivals will need a pre—departure covid test. the us network cnn fires its leading anchor, chris cuomo — the brother of the former governor of new york. and — the closures among britain's smaller abattoirs — causing a crisis for

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish sea ireland that will see the biggest impacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with showers or longer spells of rain. the

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast.ing to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. hello, this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china hits back at america's diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics, saying it is not in th

it's a blustery day, those are mean wind speeds — gusts will be high, particularly around some irish seare to develop and hurdle in towards ireland, and then, the uk as we push through tuesday and wednesday. still some uncertainty with its track, but i'm pretty sure it could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, the headlines... president biden and the russian leader vladimir putin have agreed to hold talks after weeks of rising tension over ukraine. the discussions will take place via video call on tuesday. russia has recently boosted its military presence near ukraine's border but denied that it's preparing an attack. the british health secretary, has announced tighter travel restrictions because of rising cases of the new omicron covid variant. people travelling to the uk will once again have to take a pre—departure, pcr or lateral flow test. the measure will come into force on tuesday. the parents of a teenager accused of killing four fellow students in the us state of michigan have pleaded not guilty to ch

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast. coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. hello again. you're watching bbc news with me, david eades. these are the headlines: the biden administration has announced it will not be sending any diplomatic or other offi

particularly across eastern areas, we have but rebound pushing across areas of the irish sea and eventuallyeast of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south, could see 14 or 15 degrees. sunday evening, sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales and into northern e

particularly across eastern areas, we have but rebound pushing across areas of the irish sea and eventuallyhe far north—east of scotland will be quite cool, but very mild for the time of year, further south, could see 11; or 15 degrees. sunday evening, sunday night, we see this deepening load bring a swath of heavy rain and gales to the far north—west of northern ireland and certainly for western scotland, especially the hebrides, that is where we will see the strongest of the winds. it will push into the north of scotland by the end of the night, leaving a legacy of blustery showers and slightly cooler air. england and wales will continue to see this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and in towards the south—west. here it's going to be mild, it's looking a bit cooler further north. for monday, we start the new week off on a bright note across the northern half of the country, here we will have some blustery showers, wintry on the hills, england and wales will be plagued by this weather front so it could be quite cloudy and quite wet in parts of wales and i

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast. a isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. isa is a sally bundock with the top business story. the uk introduces new travel walls to combat the latest variant. many in the industry day the new restrictions were clap —— create destruction.

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish sease it's ireland that will see the biggest impacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with showers or longer spells of ra

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish sea'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with showers or longer spells of rain. these will be wintry over the higher ground as the air�*s still cold, and we'll see gales across south—western areas, too, and

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish seay the irish met service because it's ireland that will see the biggest impacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with s

the day from snow, and showing you how that plays out, rain across ireland, when strengthening an irish seae rain and wind pushing and later in the day into southern scotland and through the afternoon and into the evening, southern scotland, northern england could see disruption from snow fall. that is how it is looking. we will keep you updated in the next half—an—hour on regional and national abilities. —— bulletins. that's all from the bbc news at one , so it's goodbye from me , good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... "rebuilding cricket in yorkshire" is one of the reasons that darren gough has given as to why he wanted to be appointed as the interim managing director of yorkshire county cricket club. the former england fast bowler replaces martyn moxon, who was one of 16 people to leave the club last week after the former player, azeem rafiq, was found to be a victim of "racial harassment and bullying" at yorkshire. gough spent 15 years at the county over two spells and will be in the position until the end of the 2022 season. he says he is aware of the "wider

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strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast. evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 was up by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at time but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after

south—west, we start to see an area of wet and very windy weather pushing up across ireland and then into irish seapacts from this storm through the course of tuesday. but across the rest of the uk, we'll see gusts widely 50mph, more than that near exposed coasts in the south and the west. that, mixed in with the heavy rain and also some hill snow, is likely to cause some disruption, even some damage. so, it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas — damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air, so likely to see some significant snow over the pennines, certainly across the scottish hills. and some of this rain, really, will be quite heavy, so a pretty atrocious—looking day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast — details may change. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken and it sits across the uk, we think, as it does weaken. still be quite a windy day, i think, on wednesday — not as windy as tuesday, but a blustery one nonetheless with showers or longer spells of rain. these will be wintry over the higher gro

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast.r steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. our headlines today. new covid travel rules have come into force, meaning anyone arriving in

strongest winds are likely to be through the irish sea, english channel, gust 70, 80mph near coast.around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 was up by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states and as a diplomatic boycott of th

ireland and to our economy by the northern ireland protocol, noting the lack of progress removing the irish sea border and recognizing the unionist consent for the protocol is not forthcoming, what urgent steps does the prime minister is and his government intend to take to honor his commitment to restore northern ireland's -- within the u.k. internal market and safeguard the political institutions in northern ireland? >> prime minister. >> i thank the right honorable gentleman. he and i have discussed this extentively, and he knows -- extensively, and he knows we share a view that the protocol is not working in the way that it needs to in order to guarantee the belfast good friday agreement. i don't believe things need to be that way. i think it could be worked differently, and we want our friends and partners to understand that, and we will continue to work with them to get them to see things in the way that as people of both sides of the irish -- see them. but in the meantime, mr. speaker, we do not remove the possibility of invoking article 16 to protect trade between great britain and nort

we'll have a weather front spreading northwards over the irish sea, affecting north wales first, thenhead through the afternoon. it'll be slightly cooler and brighter to the north of it. to the south of it, double—figure values, very mild indeed for the time of year. could see 1a or 15 degrees, but there will be limited spells of sunshine. when we look to the west, this deep area of low pressure during sunday night skirts past the northwest of the uk, could bring a spell of gales, even severe gales to parts of western scotland. that will clear away, though, during monday morning, leaving a legacy of some fresher air across scotland and northern ireland. sunny spells, blustery showers for western scotland, wintry on the hills. england and wales will see a lot of cloud — a weather front trapped here, so some areas could be quite wet with persistent rain. but we will notice, despite the cloud and rain, temperatures of around 10—13 degrees. that weather front clears away for england and wales as we head on into tuesday. stays quite windy and wet for the north of the uk through tuesday and

it�*s a blustery day, those are mean wind speeds — gusts will be high, particularly around some irish seancertainty with its track, but i�*m pretty sure it could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, the headlines: president biden and russian leader vladimir putin have agreed to hold talks after weeks of rising tension over ukraine. the discussions will take place via video call on tuesday. russia recently boosted its military presence near ukraine�*s border, but denied it�*s preparing an attack. the parents of a teenager accused of killing four fellow students in the us state of michigan have pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter. theirson, ethan, is accused of carrying out the high—school shooting, with a semi—automatic pistol bought by his father. cnn says it�*s fired news anchor chris cuomo because of the help he gave his brother, former new york governor andrew cuomo, in fighting allegations of sexual misconduct. the claims forced andrew to step down as governor. now on bbc news, it�*s t

it's a blustery day, those are mean wind speeds — gusts will be high, particularly around some irish seatainty with its track, but i'm pretty sure it could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, i'm lucy grey. our top stories: president biden and president putin agree to hold talks, as russia's military build—up on the ukrainian border sends tensions soaring. the uk becomes the latest country to tighten its travel rules, as the 0micron variant spreads. from tuesday, all arrivals will need a pre—departure covid test. we are seeing a number of cases linked to travel and we always said we would act swiftly if we need to, if the changing data requires that and that is why we have decided to bring in this change on predeparture tests. the parents of a teenager suspected of a deadly school shooting have pleaded �*not guilty�* to involuntary manslaughter, after they were found hiding in a basement. and, the us network cnn fires its leading anchor,