yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish seahave predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and weste

and then you have a split within the party, as you say, over the huge matter of an irish sea border,reland's existence. and a big disagreement about whether or not to go stormont. and then on top of that, you have the leader suddenly resigning. so, in very long answer to your question about the interim leader, gavin robinson, this is a young, intelligent man, a barrister, he's not even a0 yet — he has one heck of a job ahead of him. and in that respect, how much of a blow is this to the wider unionist movement? i think it's a very significant blow. i did say that i edit a unionist paper, and i don't think unionist morale is great and i don't think it has been for years and i wouldn't want to make it any worse. but it is a very big blow, i think it's a shock to northern ireland. sirjeffrey donaldson is a highly respected figure. i think it's important to continue to talk in the present tense about that, because as we have found with mp5, at least one of whom has actually gone to trial and been acquitted, everyone is innocent until proven otherwise. but it is a blow for northern irelan

yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish seauk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern

yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish seahave predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and weste

yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish seaminantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotlan

that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish seanight into monday, a weather front moves in from the south, this will be more substantial rain, around spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south, despite the cloud and rain, still getting up to 14, although i don't think it will feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way, one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled, rain at times certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. before i go, a quick message that british summertime begins tonight. bye— bye. this is b

yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from that weather front, temperatures around 9 degrees in

the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow, around the irish sea, south—west scotlandto monday, weather front moves in from the south, this will be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures, around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south despite the cloud in the rain, still getting up the cloud in the rain, still getting up to 1a but i don't think it will particularly felt like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressure is lining themselves up in the alan tate, heading our way with one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are chipping —— checking the weather site —— the website of the app, an indication of the rain symbols that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times subtly possible almost anywhere in the uk. before i go, a quick m

as we go through the irish sea as we go through today. evening and overnight, our weather front will continue to progress but it won't bring in as much rain as originally thought. neitheras bring in as much rain as originally thought. neither as much snow. above 450 metres in the hills of scotland, we are looking at potentially 10 centimetres. but any lower levels won't settle. these are the temperatures, freezing in stornoway to plus 7 as we push down south. tuesday, you can see how a lot of the snow showers will tend to fade, it will be windy across the far north and we still have a weather front moving very slowly north—east and a fair bit of cloud and dry weather. temperatures of 5 in lerwick and 12 in norwich. beyond that, wednesday, a new area of low pressure comes in. it will introduce windy conditions across the south, especially the south western approaches, bands of showers moving north. by then, rain ensconced across the far north of scotland and across the far north of scotland and a blustery day in prospect, 6 in lerwick to 1

so there will be massive concern in the irish gum, the british government, but this means for the irish sea think it has been durable now because this party has made its bed, it will have to lie in it, there is not the place for it to go politically, however it�*s not the position i wanted to be in. he�*s somebody who has been central strategically behind the scenes in the dup. for them to lose, evenif scenes in the dup. for them to lose, even if you have a leader, would be a massive thing. to lose in these circumstances, if indeed he is gone forever, is very difficult to calculate at this point. for any political leader to face allegations of this nature, which got the stage of this nature, which got the stage of charges from the is incredibly rare, is incredibly unsettling for people who support that political party or even who don�*t support the political party, and so whatever about the individual circumstances of this case will come to court, we can�*t get into that now. the mere fact of him being charged is beyond compare. i cannot think of an example of why this has happened to a pol

yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish seahave predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and weste

pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish seaatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the southeast. let's have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. mid—teens across the south — around, say, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. senior israeli politicians criticise us senate majority leader senator chuck schumer, after he called for new leadership in israel. polls have opened in russia's presidential elections, where vladimir putin faces n

that north sea coast, the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish seather front moves in from the south, this will be more substantial rain, around spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south, despite the cloud and rain, still getting up to 14, although i don't think it will feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way, one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled, rain at times certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. before i go, quick message that british summertime begins tonight. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc n

, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhapsjust around the irish seaand dry weather. chilly in the north of scotland, a touch of frost and some mist and fog forming, particularly across central parts of england. so the morning is looking bright for many of us, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. a few showers there in northern ireland, but then this thick cloud invades off the north sea, a chilly breeze, fleeting rain possible from parts of the southeast through east anglia, lincolnshire and really all along that north sea coast. the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles. and then sunday night into monday, a weather front moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from tha

will be some damp weather for the south—west, wales, and into the south—west, wales, and into the irish seag the uk. notice the winds are blowing out of the south—west. that's a mild direction. if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise, we're talking 15, i6, temperatures are going to rise, we're talking 15, 16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the south—east. let's have and the south—east. let's have a look at the outlook. it's going to be a mixed bag. every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. midbetween across the south, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it for me. bye—bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. us senator chuck schumer takes aim at israel's prime minister, calling him an "obstacle to peace" and calling for new elections. polls open in remote eastern parts of russia as three days of voting is set to give vladimir putin six more years in power. plus, a judge in

a brisk south—westerly wind blowing, particularly for irish sea coasts.here's more rain on monday night. it's just dragging its way further eastwards as we head through the night and into tuesday. so tuesday we'll see this front sinking southwards and eastwards bringing more cloud across east anglia, the far south east of england. showery outbreaks of rain pushing east across scotland. but for many central areas there'll be some bright spells and perhaps a scattering of showers, too. it's turning cooler now in the north and the west. but still, that mild air hangs on further south and east, 16 degrees celsius here. and you can see that quite nicely on the air mass chart here with that milder feeling air, still the south—westerly wind, colderfeeling conditions taking hold across the north and the west. now, as we go through wednesday, we're going to start to see this wave develop on this front, and that's going to bring us perhaps some further outbreaks of rain, but still a lot of uncertainty regarding just where this rain is likely to be. it could clear a

a little bit more cloud and a few showers in the west around some of these irish sea coasts.badly — up to around about 8—12 degrees, so pretty typical for this stage in early march. and, then as we look towards the middle of the week, then, we're going to see high pressure sitting across scandinavia. weather fronts try and move in from the atlantic, but as they bump into that area of high pressure, they're not going to make too many inroads. so, for wednesday, perhaps some showery rain moving into the far southwest of england, perhaps northern ireland, a little bit breezy here. but for much of the british isles, i think things are looking dry and settled. again, some early—morning mist, frost and fog possible, clearing away to leave sunny spells and thankfully a dry spell of weather with highs around about 8—12 for most of us. so, as we look towards the middle part of the week, into thursday and friday, plenty of dry weather. could be odd spots of rain, particularly towards the west. temperatures fairly typical of the time of year, and i think many of us will be pleased to se

the early hours we will have had some rain from southern parts of the uk through merseyside, the irish seave degrees celsuis, maybe colder in some spots where skies will have cleared. but on those winds in the south — exposed areas could see 60 to 65 mile an hour gusts at times. inland, central southern counties there, 50 miles an hour. very windy in london, very windy in the midlands, east anglia, too, so a very blustery day. so through the morning, one where the front moves northwards. so outbreaks of rain through yorkshire into northern ireland and then this circulation here with those very strong winds buffeting the south and the southwest and those heavy showers that have sunshine in between, but also thunderstorms and hail. a really turbulent day. the temperatures quite disappointing, nine to 10 degrees celsius. now into friday then, so the area of low pressure is still very much with us. look how big it is. it's absolutely huge. it's dominating a really large chunk of the planet really here. and we'll see further showers sweeping across the uk. i don't think the winds are going to b

outbreaks of rain pushing in from the west and moving eastwards and also northwards, windy through the irish seawe push down towards the south. now, tuesday into wednesday, we've got this next front sinking south. this is a cold front. it's going to weaken as it pushes out of scotland and northern ireland and into england and wales. and you can see, too, ahead of it there will be a lot of cloud around. behind it, some brighter skies and some showers. but it's going to be windy across the northern half of the country. these black circles represent the strength of the wind gusts with gales possible across the far northwest. temperature wise, 8 in lerwick to 15, possibly 16 somewhere in the southeastern quarter. and then as we head from thursday into friday, the wind is coming up from the southwest and it will be quite windy in southern areas, as you can see, just by looking at those isobars on friday. so look at the effect that's having on the temperature, the milder conditions or the warmer conditions for some pushing to all but the northern isles. but even in the northern isles, temperatures wil

pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the southeast. let's have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. mid—teens across the south — around, say, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. democratic senator chuck schumer calls on israel to hold new elections, saying prime minister netanyahu has "lost his way". the un evacuates non—essential staff from haiti as gangs extend their control over much of the capital. and russians vote in an election where vladi

outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish seather side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even colder than that in lerwick, about 7 in aberdeen, but in the south around 15 degrees. and in fact the south—southwesterly winds will be quite persistent across the bulk of england and wales. so the temperatures will be never that low. live from london, this is bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu

clout around, some brighter spells, brighter skies across western scotland, and it will be to the irish sea st helier. —— lerwick. 0vernight, this weather front will continue to progress, but not bringing as much rain as originally thought, neither will it bring in as much snow. above a50 metres in the hills in scotland, we are looking at potentially ten centimetres, but any at lower levels won't settle, and these are our temperatures. freezing in stornoway, two plus seven as we push down south. into tuesday, the rest of tuesday, you see a lot of the snow showers tending to fade. it will be windy across the far north, and we still have a weather front moving very slowly north eastwards, and a fair bit of cloud. a fair bit of dry weather as well. temperatures five in lerwick to 12 in norwich. into wednesday, a new area of low pressure comes in, which will introduce windy conditions across the south, especially the south—west and approaches. bands of showers moving lower. by then, our rain is ensconced across the far north of scotland. a blustery day in lerwick to 11 in norwich. then towards

wales, north midlands, northern england pushing into southern scotland as well, maybe across the irish seatland should be dry with some sunshine, best of it in the west. the rest of england and wales, sunny spells, scattered showers, some of these may be heavy and also slow—moving. we will see top temperatures of 14—15 celsius in the southeast, still chilly across this northeast corner with a nagging northeasterly breeze coming in off the north sea. as we head through monday night, looks like the rain shifts northwards into much of scotland. could see a bit of snow on the mountaintops of scotland. elsewhere, largely dry with clear spells. again, a feww showers dotted around southern parts of england. temperature—wise, 4—8 celsius for many, still quite chilly, though, across northern scotland. for tuesday, we have a weakening area of low pressure, weather front moving northwards, but a new one arrives across southern areas later in the day. so it means that england and wales could see quite a bit of sunshine around for tuesday morning. northern parts of the country, particularly scotland, w

wales, north midlands, northern england pushing into southern scotland as well, maybe across the irish searthern ireland. much of northern scotland should be dry with some sunshine from a best of it in the west. the rest of england and wales, sunny spells, scattered showers, some of these may be heavy and also slow—moving. we will see top temperatures of 14—15 in the southeast, still chilly across this northeast corner with a nagging northeasterly breeze coming in off the north sea. as we had their monday night, looks like the rain shifts northwards into much of scotland. could see a bit of snow on the mountaintops of scotland. elsewhere, largely dry with clear spells. again, if you showers dotted around southern parts of england. temperature wise, 4—8 celsius for many, still quite chilly across northern scotland. for tuesday, we have a weakening area of low pressure, weatherfront have a weakening area of low pressure, weather front will be northwards, but a new one arrives across southern areas later in the day. so it means that england and wales could see quite a bit of sunshine around f

atlantic, bringing rain, particularly into northern ireland, strengthening the winds here through the irish seascotland. but because it's a southerly wind, those temperatures are going to be above normal for the time of year. winds coming then from a long way south, lifting those temperatures, but bringing the threat of some further spells of rain ahead of this next weather system, which will bring some rain overnight, mainly for the northern half of the uk and then clear away northwards with the low on tuesday. a few showers will follow and then the cloud should break up. many places will become dry. but we've got this rain hanging about here along the south of england, particularly in the south west. those temperatures aren't changing too much, so we're still sitting at 15 or 16 degrees. quite a bit of uncertainty, though, perhaps as we head into wednesday because the weather is slowing down. we've got a wave forming along the weather front, an area of low pressure, natural, actualfact, which slows it all down. and we'll see the rain moving back northwards again across the uk, maybe bringing

pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish seaile weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the south—west — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the south—east. let's have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. mid—teens across the south — around, say, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. millions of haitians face a daily struggle for survival. gang violence is rampant. the streets are lawless. basic services from health care to food distribution are br

pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the southeast. let's have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. mid—teens across the south — around, say, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. three days of voting begins in russia's uncompetitive presidential election. vladimir putin looks set for another six—year term. this is the scene live in moscow. we'll look at what vladimir putin is hoping to achieve in the vote. a jetty is built to offload

next weather system arrives out in the west, northern ireland, strengthening the winds through the irish seagher than normal temperatures, peaking at 15 or 16 celsius. the wind is coming from a long way south, hence those higher temperatures. but the potentialfor more rain. this area of low pressure is going to track north and it will take the rain overnight across the northern half of the uk, and then clear away north on tuesday. following that, there will be a few showers, but then it will dry up with some sunshine. still some rain hanging on in the south and south—west. those temperatures not changing much, 13—16 c. live from london. this is bbc news. the brother of diana, princess of wales, tells the bbc about how he and his sister were punished violently as children by one of their nannies. i don't think we realised that that was wrong. we knew it was painful and we knew it was something we wanted to avoid, but i think children don't know morality necessarily at that stage. vaughan gething has been elected as the next welsh labour leader and first minister of wales, the first black lead

but in the west in the afternoon, the winds will pick up through the irish sea, northern ireland ando that southerly wind ahead of that weather front there, that will bring some rain in from the atlantic, most of it for northern areas. and that will get swept northwards together with that low pressure centre overnight. so tending to dry off in the northwest on tuesday. and we're left with a band of cloud and patchy light rain heading southwards, followed by some brighter skies, some sunshine and a few showers around it as well. it's beginning to turn a little bit cooler across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. still pretty mild in the southeast. in the southwest, there could be some rain later in the day. that may push its way northwards and into wednesday, affect wales, northern england and perhaps southeast scotland. still a lot of uncertainty on that rain. there's no wind to move things about at all. scotland and northern ireland are looking generally dry. cooler air here, perhaps. mild, though, and generally dry in the south east of england. now, that band of rain willjus

that persistent band of rain across northern england, just about the north of wales through the irish seaide of that not quite so wet, but we are expecting showers to break out across more southern areas of england. and there could be some heavy showers, maybe some cracks of thunder, but a bit of sunshine, too. and then on tuesday, that weather front moves to the north. a bit of a gap here. so there could be some sunny spells and then the next weather front sweeps in later in the day into the west country, southern parts of wales and through the evening will move northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here's the forecast for wednesday. so you can see again showers across parts of england and wales and easterly breeze. so keeping things cool in scotland single figures here but with the breeze out of the southwest across england and wales, temperatures will be closer to around 13 or 1a degrees celsius. and here's a look at thursday. another area of low pressure comes in now. this one looks particularly wet. quite a few icy bars there, big pressure gradient. so some strong winds, at lea