the wind an ever—present right across the british isles.h, so if you're spending the day across southern parts, and here, i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. 5, 6, 7 in the north, 10, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe late on into the western fringes of northern ireland, but the temperature differential just beginnin

the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less in the way of breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep this rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe later on into the fringes of northern ireland, but the temperature different

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low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday.e of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers but in the south there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption — he says the allegations are baseless. us intelligence chiefs say moscow's election meddling isn't over.

the western half of the british isles, until later on in the night. but without that cloud around, the breeze coming in from the south—west, not a cold night. nautical start to the new day on monday. here's how we shape up, the warm weather front moving across the british isles. the cold weather front giving away a lot of the cloud way out in the atlantic. so we are stuck with what we started with. perhaps peddling of these eastern parts going into the afternoon. summer the irish sea coast, and here are 11 ori2 summer the irish sea coast, and here are 11 or 12 celsius as possible. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mp, jo cox, has resigned from two organisations he set up in her memory, after claims of sexual misconduct in the past — her friends say it's the right thing to do. i'm not defending his actions. i am trying to think about this person who i know and my friend who isn't here, and make sure that there is a change in the future. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect t

the wind an ever—present right across the british isles.orth, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less in the way of breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep this rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe later on into the fringes of northern irelan

the wind an ever—present right across the british isles.he activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less in the way of breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep this rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe later on into

it's time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles and this will takethrough the next few days, on into the weekend. hmm, tuesday, a bit of a mixed bag to say the least. wet in the south, snow further north but once the snow cleared it ended up being a really glorious afternoon and a spectacular one across the isle of lewis. if you thought that's a bit ancient history, that's the band of weather that brought us the rain on tuesday, here's the next great event looming with intent in the western side of the british isles. ahead of it it's quite important to tell you with these clear skies the temperatures will have dipped away. once we start bringing the weather elements together, we've got the cold weather in place, in comes the moisture from the atlantic so no great surprise if i tell you that after a bright enough start for central and eastern parts, in comes this weather front from the atlantic and because we're pushing all that moisture into that cold air, anywhere really from the north midlands and north of wales northwards, that's where we're going

the wind an ever—present right across the british isles.e day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. the temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, but a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep this rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe into the fringes of northern ireland, but the temperature differential just beginning to ease up here — seven or eight in th

through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that, veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially, it's a dry pattern, and, increasingly, we'll be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and indeed into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to —a or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially, it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on the north—easterly breeze towards kent and essex. those temperatures, not too bad when you compare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certai

once the snow cleared it ended up being a really glorious afternoon and a spectacular one across the isle of lewis. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption. he says the allegations are baseless. american intelligence chiefs insist russia's election meddling isn't over. and the head of the fbi contradicts the white house. yet more pressure on south africa's president. but jacob zuma clings to office, as his own party calls for him to go. and can these canine casanovas find love, and a new home, on valentine's day? israel's prime minister has confirmed that police are recommending he be charged with corruption offences. police say there's evidence benjamin netanyahu gave bribes to get positive media coverage, and helped rich friends after receiving lavish gifts. in an address on israeli television, mr netanyahu insisted nothing would come of the cases against him, and that he will remain in office. the bbc‘s james reynold

the difference, that weather front draped across the british isles.start, sought me for the northern half of the british isles as the start of the new day on thursday. the northern half of britain really quite close to this big area of low pressure close by to ice and further south. a writ of high pressure trying to play its pa rt high pressure trying to play its part ina high pressure trying to play its part in a real difference anywhere in the circulation of the low, showers and fairly cool air to the south. fewer showers thanks to the bridge of high—pressure reasoning throughout. the juxtaposition of those to pressure systems generating quite a bit of wind coming essentially from the west across all parts of the british isles. through the day, the south really in a fitting from that region and there will be few showers, i wouldn‘t say it would be dry everywhere, there will be some decent breaks in the cloud. this is where we may well find a peppering of showers through the northern and western isles to the northern and western isles to the western

through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that,the front. a veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially it's a dry pattern, and increasingly we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to —4 or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on a north—easterly breeze towards kent and essex. those temperatures, not too bad when you compare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly that

no more the five, six, 7 degrees across the british isles, more like a row, —1, —3 even.t feels like. that's because at last, the big area of high—pressure dominating the scene all the way through siberia and scandinavia, northern parts of europe into the british isles. i'm afraid as that air comes across the north sea it picks up the moisture because it's so cold. that's where we will feel the bitterness and there will be significant snowfall sum. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. great britain celebrates its most successful winter olympics ever — as billy morgan bags a big air bronze in the men's snowboarding. what are you thinking right this second? what are you thinking right this second ? it's just wild. i had such a bad training and i fell on that first jump and i thought it was game over. a number of us companies cut ties with the all—powerful national rifle association, following last week's school shooting in florida. one of the uk's biggest children's aid charities — plan international, reveals six cases of child sexual abuse by staff and volunteer

low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday.ble feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers but in the south there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. this is bbc news. the headlines: israeli police are saying they will recommend to the attorney general that prime minister benjamin netanyahu be charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. he insists nothing would come of the cases against him and that he will remain in office. leaders of american inte

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dry and bright and sunny this weekend for all of the british isles. a bit chilly.ext week, things get much more cold. we could seei real return of winter. i will see a real return of winter. i will have more information injust 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. team gb is celebrating its best ever winter olympics, after billy morgan won bronze in the men's snowboard big air. taking them past the four won in 192a and 2014. the women's curling team faces japan in a bronze medal match later this morning. at the age of 28, morgan was the oldest snowboarder competing in the final, and fell on his first jump, but came back with two good runs to finish less than one point from silver. we will speak to david ornstein. he is in pyeongchang. spirits must be high. fabulous news for great britain to wake up to. billy morgan, doing well in the big air. for those who have not seen it, it isa air. for those who have not seen it, it is a sight to behold. one big it is asightto babblifinertrig and it is ssightto beholdfinsfl-r'rg and multiple spins in the air. jump and

low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday.rt so the wind will be a noticeable feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers but in the south there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption. he insists all allegations are baseless. the dutch foreign minister halbe zijlstra resigns after admitting he lied about a meetin

primarily central and eastern parts of the british isles.apart from a much colder feel. then the showers really ramp up, and they merge. this could be a real problem, drifting down the north sea, crashing into a good part of the british isles as we get on through the rush—hour on tuesday morning and then pushing further south during the course of the day. a day which sees those temperatures bumping down. add in the strength of the wind, minus —5 is how it will feel. it gets worse than that as it moves into the middle of the week because we keep the snow showers coming, and the depths of slow line begin to mount up, and the wind is stronger. in the south we have an area of low pressure which will eventually push warm, moist air towards all the cold air, and that could signify a change into blizzard conditions across the southern half of the british isles in the latter pa rt of the british isles in the latter part of the week. before that, all of the heavy snow showers keep coming from the north sea, and it will feel brutally cold, given that

the wind an ever—present right across the british isles., and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure coming across the southern half of the british isles, killing off what showers there may have been on thursday. less breeze, but there's just not enough influence from that ridge of high pressure to keep rain away from the western side of scotland, maybe later on into the fringes of northern ireland, but the temperature differential just beginning to ease up here — seven or eight in the north, ten or 11 in the south. the weekend? starts off none too badly. n

low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday.of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers but in the south there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. i'm sharanjit leyle. our top story. the united states is 'under attack‘, according to us intelligence agencies. a senate intelligence committee has been told that russia is working to undermine us democracy and there is "no doubt" russia will try to interfere in the mid—terms in november. myanmar‘s denial of ethnic clea

low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday.ure of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showers but in the south there's some dry weather and a bit of warmth. this is newsday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: american spy agencies tell congress that russia is still meddling in us politics, posing a threat to the mid—term elections. the us ambassador calls for more pressure on the myanmar leadership to acknowledge the suffering of the rohingya muslims. this

reporter: isle of dogs is set in a dystopian future japan.ue to a dangerous -- banished to trash island. atari's dog is seized. he goes to look for the dog and is helped by the other dogs. >> leading to a radioactive text of chemical -- toxic chemical garbage. >> will you help him? >> why should i? >> because he is a 12-year-old toy. dogs love those. >> you will find him, wherever he is. if he is alive, we will find your dog. reporter: he uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the dog population forever. can the group save the day? >> if someone spoke his language. sarah: dw's reporters say that festival -- my colleagues were done at the red carpet. here is what they had to say. >> we are outside the world premiere of wes anderson's new movie isle of dogs. this is a fun movie, and the red carpet has been fun as well. there was even drumming. >> that is right. this movie is set in japan, so for the red copper it premier they brought out traditional japanese drummers. as the director and voicing cast arrived, wes anderson and bill murr

there's wintry showers always there to be had across the eastern side of the british isles.peratures much lower than the weekend for many locations especially through central and western parts. as we get on into the week the snow will become disruptive and it will turn bitterly cold. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. syrian warplanes are reported to have attacked the besieged rebel area of eastern ghouta despite the un security council voting unanimously for a ceasefire. labour's brexit secretary says the party would keep the uk in a customs union with the eu after brexit. russian athletes are told they won't be allowed to march under the country's flag during this morning's closing ceremony at the winter olympics. one of bollywood's most famous actresses, sridevi kapoor — who starred in more than 150 films — has died suddenly at the age of 5a. now on bbc news. damming the nile. the river nile is the world's longest river. it's where the world's first war over water could be fought. the first of its two great tributaries, the white nile, flows from lake victoria, but

one, british isles on what will be a much colderfeeling day.ing. notice the area of snow we are talking about there, that i think will drift across the north—east of england overnight and could be an issue for wales and north england as we come through tuesday. the showers keep coming and some areas from tuesday through wednesday, all of us feeling colder but this no maps will lie because it is so cold that they will begin to build up, several centimetres, maybe ten centimetres for these eastern areas fully exposed to this great raft of showers. they keep coming tuesday into wednesday, wednesday into thursday. my concern about this chart is the number of isobars, so the wind is picking up. and we have this low pressure in the south. so what? firstly, we begin to see of significant prolonged snow coming up into all of that cold air. but is quite a shopping list of weather. for today and much of tomorrow, no great problems. then, disruptive snow, feeling much colder, we could be down at —15 wind chill wednesday and thursday because of that streng

through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that,f cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially, it's a dry pattern, and, increasingly, we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and indeed into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to “i! or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially, it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on the north—easterly breeze towards kent and essex. those temperatures, not too bad when you compare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly,

rt british isles as we move through the latter part of the week.t bank as hsbc leaves its problems firmly in the past. and british billionaire richard branson tells us hyperloop technology can be the giant step forward that india needs to connect its cities. and on the markets: hsbc isjust hsbc is just about to reopen from its lunch break. sorry, hang seng in hong kong. we will see how hsbc shares trade fair. a fairly mixed day with japan down after a very strong monday.

no more the five, six, 7 degrees widely across the british isles, more like 0, —1, —3 even.hat's because, at last, the big area of high—pressure dominating the scene all the way from siberia and scandinavia, northern parts of europe into the british isles. i'm afraid as that air comes across the north sea it picks up the moisture because it's so cold. that's where we will feel the bitterness and there will be significant snow for some. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. great britain celebrates its most successful winter olympics ever — as billy morgan bags a big air bronze in the men's snowboarding. what are you thinking right this second ? it's just wild. i had such a bad training and i fell on that first jump and i thought it was game over. a number of us companies cut ties with the all—powerful national rifle association, following last week's school shooting in florida. one of the uk's biggest children's aid charities — plan international, reveals six cases of child sexual abuse by staff and volunteers in the last two years. also in the next hour: britain i

time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles over the next few daysdeveloping an area of high pressure which has rather strangled the old weather front which provided quite a veil of cloud sometimes through eastern parts of the british isles through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that as i say has the effect of killing off the front. a veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially it's a dry pattern, and increasingly we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to “11 or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a s

through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that,ially, it's a dry pattern, and, increasingly, we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to “11 or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially, it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on the north—easterly breeze towards kent and essex. those temperatures, not too bad when you compare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly, that wind coming in from a pretty cool continent at the moment, and you'll feel the lik

the western half of the british isles until late in the night when it moves further east. but with all the cloud around, and the breeze coming in from the south—east, not a cold night or a cold start to tomorrow. the warm weather front that pushing its way across. the cold weather front that clears away a lot of the cold weather out in the atlantic, so we're weather out in the atlantic, so we‘ re pretty weather out in the atlantic, so we're pretty much start with what we —— stuck with what we start with. any good news? yes, some brightness around the irish sea coast, and here 11 or 12 is possible. time tojoin inside out time to join inside out for potholes. hello. i'm at the east anglian railway museum near colchester. it's kind of the perfect place for the programme really, because our second film is about british rail. but first, there's something nasty on our roads which can cause serious problems. vehicles are being damaged, and in some cases people are being seriously hurt. the cause of all this misery? the humble pothole. here's martin friend. potholes are the bugbea

time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles over the next few dayshe next few days, simply because we are developing an area of high pressure which has rather strangled the old weather front which provided quite a veil of cloud sometimes through parts of the british isles through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that as i say has the effect of killing off the front. a veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially it's a dry pattern, and increasingly we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone‘s going to get to “11 or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially it's a dry day. maybe the odd sp

trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles.of scotland, still the chance of some showers but in the south there's some dry weather and a bit of warmth. i'm sharanjit leyl with bbc world news. our top story: the united states is "under attack", according to us intelligence agencies. a senate intelligence committee has been told that russia is working to undermine us democracy and there is "no doubt" russia will try to interfere in the mid—terms in november. myanmar‘s denial of ethnic cleansing in rakhine state has been called "preposterous" by the us ambassador to the united nations. nikki haley accused the burmese government of preventing humanitarian access to the rakhine in order to hide atrocities committed there by the burmese military. and this story is popular story on bbc.com. a malaysian newspaper has sparked protest and ridicule by publishing a list on how to spot gay people. according to the article, gay men can be identified by their beards and lesbians by their fondness for holding hands. activists are warning it co

british isles as well. showers, then there will be a bit of ice. ice. will be quite a few showers around. few showers around. some of them quite sharp. quite sharp. two coming down to the western side of wales. of wales. way of that north, north—westerly wind. wind. is and it will feel really quite pleasant. pleasant. far as springlike, but you know what i mean. i mean. all about it because it will be cold and damp and miserable. and damp and miserable. into snow and not just at the highest levels. highest levels. shapes up for the start of the six nations. nations. that is going to be a damp old affair. old affair. france, that should not be such an issue. issue. warm direction off the cold north sea. sea. some showers coming into the south—eastern quarter. south—eastern quarter. the sunshine probably into scotland and northern ireland. and northern ireland. wintry showers and that south—eastern corner. south—eastern corner. just north of the british isles, we could see some significant snow. could see some significant snow. that one, there is a degree

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the low itself will keep the winds up right the way across the british isles.ning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres possible across the highlands. but a good few centimetres possible through the central belt, making for a dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some significant accumulations. snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. but even to lower levels for a while, even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid aftern

keep temperatures up so you will not be scraping first thing in the morning save for the northern islesmething bright and fresh. it is coming from the warm front and the cold front to clear away the gunk is in the atlantic so we are stuck for the greater part of the day in something we cold a warm sector coming between those two weather features and the thickest cloud on the east by the warm front, bits and pieces of rain here. there may be some gaps in the cloud, then the way when you get a wide warm sector and some gaps could be across the irish sea coast and hills, where we could see the temperatures getting up to ii or 12. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the family of murdered labour mp, jo cox, have pledged to support her widower, brendan, after he admitted behaving inappropriately towards women in 2015. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the country, ahead of a review of higher education funding in england. a plane with 66 people aboard crashes in iran — it's not clear whether there are any sui’v

through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that,drib and drab of rain, but essentially, it's a dry pattern, and, increasingly, we'll be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and indeed into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a different kettle of fish, someone's going to get to —4 or —5. so here we are on the new day. a little bit of mist and fog around, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, but that will soon pop away. essentially, it's a dry day. maybe the odd spot of rain passing by, maybe a shower coming in on the north—easterly breeze towards kent and essex. those temperatures, not too bad when you compare them to what's to come, and i'll show you those in just a second. here is thursday. just the first signs of us wanting to pick up something a little bit sort of continental in origin. certainly, that wind coming in from a pretty cool continent a

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ijust want to bring you up to date with how we see the weather developing right across the british islesmething of a transformation for many of us as early as today. a much brighter day for central and western parts compared to monday, simply because monday's weather front slowly, but surely is easing its way over towards the north sea, but not quite completing the job, and that's quite important because it gives leaden skies for tuesday. the last of the mild air trapped with that weather front slowly just becoming confined to the east. 0ut towards the west underneath clear skies, tuesday will start fairly cool. western scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales too. there could be a touch of frost if you're very prone. now, let's see how we're going to do for the school run and the morning commute. as i say, with the weather front making its progress over towards the east, there will be brighter skies. just putting the detail model on here to show you there's a speckling of showers there, particularly over the high ground. they could be wintry across scotland. but dry to start with to t

well right outside of the world premiere of wes anderson's new movie the isle of dogs this is a really fun movie and the red carpet has been really fun as well there was even some drumming sara yeah that's right they had this movie is set in japan so for the red carpet premiere they brought out some traditional japanese drummers and as the director and the voicing cast arrived wes anderson and bill murray jumped up on these drawings and just gave a little impromptu concert it was so cool we tried to get video of it for you but it just it all happened too fast but that's the kind of thing that happens on the regular girl an hour and the crowd out here just went crazy for there's a lot of berliners out tonight hoping to get autographs hoping to get a glimpse of their favorite stars who we have i mean are there a lot of stars so people getting autographs from tilda swinton she's also one of the voices in this movie. django ranson jeff gold bloom very tall man yes he was one of the few you could see over all of the heads actually so we were really thankful for that it pays to be to also cr