through the northern isles.s possible, may be some mistiness, as well. but it is going to be another glorious day. we keep this low cloud for a time through the western isles, but that should improve a little, and the northern isles in far north of scotland may be a little more overcast. lots of sunshine coming through. a bit more of a breeze on saturday. as a consequence, coming in off that chilly north sea, it will not be quite as warm on those exposed east coasts. around 15—16 here. we should see 18—19 perhaps further west with a little more shelter. do not forget, if you're heading to bed saturday into sunday morning, the clocks go forward. it is the start of british summer time. what a surprise, for the start of summer time, we could see a little more cloud and a cooler feel for england and wales, circulating in off the north sea, around that high pressure. here it could stay a little murky throughout mothering sunday. further north, we will keep lots of sunshine and that is where the highest temperatures a

there could be some disruption because of these gusts in the isles of scilly, cornwall, 60—70 mph, 50 moving in here to south west england and more of wales as we go on through the evening. across northern ireland, into the west of scotland, overnight, just feeding a little bit further east into england. also that spell of rain just running close to this north sea coast and that could keep it rather cloudy and damp overnight. some clear spells to the north and north west of scotland mayjust allow for a touch of frost in the colder spots. so, here is that area of low pressure, running northwards across western areas during sunday. this is where it is going to be windiest again, again, gales through the irish sea and we are going to see gusts of 50—60 mph, windiest in northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the afternoon. a little spell of rain clearing through the eastern side of england and eastern scotland by the start of the afternoon and then again it is a case of sunshine and showers, some heavy, possibly thundery, gusty winds around the showers, it is more widely wind

through the northern isles.orth sea, it will not be quite as warm on those exposed east coast. around 15—16 here. we should see 18—19 perhaps further west with a little more shelter. do not forget, if you're heading to bed saturday into sunday morning, the clocks go forward. it's the start of british summer time. what a surprise, for the start of summer time, we could see a little more cloud and a cooler feel for england and wales, circulating and often i see you around at high pressure. here it could stay a little murky throughout mothering sunday. further north, we will keep lots of sunshine and that is where the highest temperatures are likely to be, with 17 degrees. underneath the cloud, stubbornly sits through the day, 13—14 and one or two spots. but the colder air looks set to return as we go through our week ahead. a northerly flow will start to drag that cooler story further south. it will take its time in arriving, so we start off the beginning of the week relatively mild. noticeably cooler by the end o

fairly breezy, too, especially up towards the northern isles and for southern england.little bit cooler for northern ireland with lighter winds and clearer skies here. could be some misty patches, in fact, to start off your day on saturday. but after a fairly cloudy, drizzly start for most areas, there is some sunshine developing in the south. sunny spells for much of southern england up towards northern ireland as well before the next area of wet, windy weather arrives from the south—west later on. temperatures about 9—13 degrees for most of us, a little bit cooler where the showers persist for the north of scotland. but let's concentrate on the wind gusts for south—west england and south wales, 50 to perhaps 60 mph gusts later on on saturday afternoon during the evening, so some really windy weather developing as we move through saturday night and on into sunday. the winds progressing more widely across the uk as we start the second half of the weekend. so, sunday morning, again it's looking frost—free, it is looking cloudy, breezy and damp from the word go. so, outbr

sunshine in scotland and northern ireland than there was today, although dull and damp in the northern islesa bit of fair weather cloud, and like today temperatures will be up to 18, locally 19, warmer than today in scotland and northern ireland. as we head into the weekend, again, sunny skies for many parts of the country. a bit of mist and low cloud into the west of northern ireland. elsewhere, blue skies, light wind and temperatures not changing much on saturday. forthe temperatures not changing much on saturday. for the second half of the weekend, we still have high pressure keeping it quiet and warm. a bit more moisture in the north sea. that will get dragged around into parts of england and wales. much more cloud in some places. we do have the warmer, sunnier conditions further north across many parts of scotland and northern ireland. perhaps the far north of england as well. where we keep the cloud, 13 or 1a degrees will be quite a bit cooler, and that is more normalfor this time of will be quite a bit cooler, and that is more normal for this time of the year. significant changes as w

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather here stagnant air and no mixing, we've continued to see some poor air quality and we're going to find some high levels of air pollution again across some eastern parts of england in particular on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day and quite warm again for the time of year — 18, maybe 19 degrees for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its

, temperatures getting up northern isles, temperatures getting up to highs of 19 or 20 degrees in thery rain for shetland and for orkney, there will be some patches of low cloud and fog elsewhere, particularly around the coast, some good spells of sunshine, temperatures dropping back a little bit, 15 or 18 degrees, sunday morning could well start with areas of low cloud and fog, especially towards the south—east of england, burning back towards the coast, lots of sunshine, temperatures of 13 or 17 degrees. into next week, quite a big change on the way, we will northerly winds and we will bring much needed colder air southwards across the uk, the temperatures will be much, much lower than they have been and they could even be some wintry showers in places. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko oi. the headlines: nato says it will double the number of battlegroups deployed on its eastern flank in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. with the ukrainian city of mariupol devastated by russian shelling, we talk to one of the survivors of the siege there. with br

this is the western isles earlier on this morning. sitting there unfortunately spoiling the sunshine. a little fair weather cloud developing across southern scotland down to north west england as well, but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon and once again the temperatures peaking quite widely — mid to high teens. don't forget, when you're off to bed tonight, put the clocks forward an hour, we lose an hour sleep and emerge tomorrow in british summer time, so what a surprise to see there will be a little more cloud for many of us, spilling in off the north sea, particularly anywhere south of hull down towards the south—east. that cloud will act as our friend through the night, preventing temperatures from falling quite as far as they have been, but does mean it could be a rather grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday, the cloud tending to nudge further westwards, thinning and breaking for some glimpses of sunshine, but the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely to b

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather herethat stagnant air and no mixing, we've continued to see some poor air quality, and we'll find some high levels of air pollution, again, across some eastern parts of england, in particular on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales — the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day. and quite warm again for the time of year — 18—19 celsius for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather herethat's dominating the weather. with that stagnant air and no mixing, we've continued to see some poor air quality, and we'll find some high levels of air pollution, again, across some eastern parts of england, in particular on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales — the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day. and quite warm again for the time of year — 18—19 celsius for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that

fairly breezy, too, especially up towards the northern isles and for southern england.r northern ireland with lighter winds and clearer skies here. could be some misty patches, in fact, to start off your day on saturday. but after a fairly cloudy, drizzly start for most areas, there is some sunshine developing in the south. sunny spells for much of southern england up towards northern ireland as well before the next area of wet, windy weather arrives from the south—west later on. temperatures about 9—13 degrees for most of us, a little bit cooler where the showers persist for the north of scotland. but let's concentrate on the wind gusts for south west england and south wales, 50 to perhaps 60 mph gusts later on on saturday afternoon during the evening. afternoon during the evening, so some really windy weather developing as we move through saturday night and on into sunday. the winds progressing more widely across the uk as we start the second half of the weekend. so, sunday morning, again it's looking frost—free, it is looking cloudy, breezy and damp from the word go.

sports twitter isl much bigger than political twitter. hollywood twitter or is bigger kapok twitter is much bigger than political twitter. so by recognizing the 20 percent of americans are on twitter and politics is in the top five some portion. of those on twitter only 40 percent say they've ever used twitter for politics. but for the small minority of americans who do pay attention 40 percent of 20 percent if you are doing math at home that is 8 percent of americans, for those who do pay attention, the political tweets are dominated by a very very small share of american adults. something like 80 percent of all tweets come from 10 percent of twitter users. this is the audience politicians are praying for when they grandstand on twitter and be clear it happens all over the continuum. if you ever wonder why politicians are such weirdos it's because they are grandstanding for a very narrow niche audience of weirdos on twitter so we should ask if it is healthy to continue doing that. so the ukrainians and we should find freedom fighters and

still raining during the end of the afternoon into the northern and western isles.ne, the chance of catching a shower. the weather going downhill, though, to cornwall and pembrokeshire as we see heavy rain and ever strengthening winds moving in. highs of around nine to 13 celsius. there are some met office wind warnings for western areas of the uk as we go on through this weekend, so have a look at those if you have travel plans. there could be disruption because of the gusts in the isles of scilly and cornwall, up to 70 mph. up to 60 elsewhere. with the rain moving in here to south—west england and more of wales as we go through the evening, across northern ireland, into western scotland and overnight feeding east into england. also a spell of rain running close to the north sea coast could keep it rather cloudy and damp overnight. some clear spells north and north—west of scotland mayjust allow for a touch of frost in the coldest spots. here's the area of low pressure, running northwards across western areas during sunday so this is where it will be windiest again

now, that frontal system bringing the showery rain through the northern isles may well just drift downtle more cloud perhaps just shrouding that east coast for a time. some cloud through western scotland and through the irish sea as well. so, inland through the spine of the country is where we'll see the highest values, 19 degrees by saturday afternoon. into sunday, mothering sunday, toppling around that high, the potentialfor a little more cloud to come in off the north sea across england and wales. if that happens and with those light winds here, it's not going to move very far very fast. that could have an impact to the feel of the weather. not quite as warm here on sunday afternoon. 14—15 the high, best of the sunshine further north, best of the temperatures as well. but it's the colder air that is set to return into next week. a northerly wind driving that colder air further south, so that means that the temperatures will be below par for the time of year. and some of those showers in the far north east could have hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. you're watching context on bbc news. a u

it's miss isles. are all we've expect for war planes? nothing left of it. now. this was followed a few hours later by paratroopers landing and the outskirts of the city immediately coming into contact with ukrainian forces. small arms, fire grenades, chaos and a military hospital was a tats, according to ukrainian officials by those power troopers. it's unclear what's happening in that fighting right now. but hark eve, well, if you look at it, what remains of that city it's been bombarded by shells by miss isles, by a whole host of other weaponry. russia is upping the forces in of, of its armory every step of the way, 7 days now and look at those images. there were opportunities, apparently at late on tuesday to get international students out of the city. but so many residents of this is city that has a population of well and a half 1000000 are stuck completely unable to get out. that's a safety. and furthermore, than in other scenes in other cities, this is the sort of thing that we're witnessing over time. that the civilians are under attack civilians being hi

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it has struck the western city of la vive, with miss isles. the mayor says the strikes of significantly damaged infrastructure . a fuel vapor was among the targets for least 5 people are relieved that have been injured. the city is a major hub for ukrainians fleeing the country. same cause arriving.

it was in fact and secondary explosion to the missiles strike, which she took out, a rock hits miss isles bombs. what looked like it almost looked like a nuclear explosion. it was huge. and then the paratroopers were landing something like 34 hours after that more bombardments, on hoc heave over nights. the latest on the we've heard from the military press office is that there were no deaths in an attack on the military hospital. what near where these proud troopers landed, and there is a hand to hand fighting going on. no news of exactly what status this power trooper invasion of the city. or is that right now, but it would appear earlier on. there was an evacuation of international students running through the rubble of this city. that has been, ren lent, las bombardments up since 12 for the past 36 hours with the a cruise missile hitting the local authority building. at one point, we were also hearing from the city of g tamiya, which was attacked over night. this is a something like up to 200 kilometers outside the capital, kiva to the west. this is a, an attack at which was apparently

this is the western isles earlier on this morning.d stubbornly sitting there unfortunately spoiling the sunshine. a little fair weather cloud developing across southern scotland down to north west england as well, but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon and once again the temperatures peaking quite widely — mid to high teens. don't forget, when you're off to bed tonight, put the clocks forward an hour, we lose an hour sleep and emerge tomorrow in british summer time, so what a surprise to see there will be a little more cloud for many of us, spilling in off the north sea, particularly anywhere south of hull down towards the south—east. that cloud will act as a friend to the night, preventing temperatures from falling quite as far as they have been, but does mean it could be a rather grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday, the cloud tending to nudge further westwards, thinning and breaking for some glimpses of sunshine, but the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely

this is the western isles earlier on this morning.ely spoiling the sunshine. a little fair weather cloud developing across southern scotland down to north west england as well, but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon and once again the temperatures peaking quite widely — mid to high teens. don't forget, when you're off to bed tonight, put the clocks forward an hour, we lose an hour sleep and emerge tomorrow in british summer time, so what a surprise to see there will be a little more cloud for many of us, spilling in off the north sea, particularly anywhere south of hull down towards the south—east. that cloud will act as our friend through the night, preventing temperatures from falling quite as far as they have been, but does mean it could be a rather grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday, the cloud tending to nudge further westwards, thinning and breaking for some glimpses of sunshine, but the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely to be further north and west.

of scilly�* more images isles of scilly showers in east anglia and the southeast.f dry and fine weather to be found. this is bbc news, the headlines... russia has intensified its attacks across ukraine. this was the result of an air strike near the city of lviv. in the southern city of mykolaiv, dozens of people have been killed in a russian missile strike on an army base. fighting has reached the centre of the southern port city of mariupol, both sides have confirmed. many civilians are still trapped in the city, with more than 80% of residential buildings either damaged or destroyed. vladimir putin has appeared at a rally marking eight years since russia annexed crimea. he said that russian soldiers are "heroes" fighting "genocide" in ukraine. some in the audience said they'd been pressured to attend. the white house says president biden has warned president xi of consequences, if china gives russia support for its war in ukraine. the warning came during a video call by the two leaders.

one isle they have reservists that they're putting into the fight. they're inexperienced they're afraid. almost disoriented. secondly, logistics, this has been a shortfall for russia, logistics are hard. professionals do logistics well. we do that well. russia is falling with that. and third, michael, the general ship here, the admiralship has not been very good. the battle plan isn't good. there's a lot of confusion and all three of those are weaknesses that we've seen in russia, historically. vladimir putin were today, we corrected those, boss, turns out, not so much. >> front page of "the new york times" calls it nevertheless a long slog strategy. time is on putin's side. do you see that way? >> unfortunately, i do. you know, quantity has a quality all of its own, and that's a russian proverb. but don't underestimate how these ukrainians can slow and stymie and make this very painful for russia. i'll tell you why, michael. it's because behind those ukrainians are their spouses, their children. their parents, their cities. their civilization. on th

now, that frontal system bringing the showery rain through the northern isles may well just drift downighest values, 19 degrees by saturday afternoon. into sunday, mothering sunday, toppling around that high, the potentialfor a little more cloud to come in off the north sea across england and wales. if that happens and with those light winds here, it's not going to move very far very fast. that could have an impact to the feel of the weather. not quite as warm here on sunday afternoon. 14—15 high, best of the sunshine further north, best of the temperatures as well. but it's the colder air that is set to return into next week. a northerly wind driving that colder air further south, so that means that the temperatures will be below par for the time of year. and some of those showers in the far north east could have a wintry flavour in there as well. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is 0utside source. a united front by western leaders one month on from russia's invasion of ukraine. the meeting in brussels promised to increase military aid to ukraine and sent 40,000 troops in eastern e

will notice this weather front approaching western parts of northern ireland and also the western islesly to middle of the afternoon. for the rest of the uk, at the very least a bright day and probably quite sunny across the east and the south of the country. temperatures up to 16 in london where we have the rain in the north, a little bit colder, around ten. this is a very slow moving motherfund, notice that ten. this is a very slow moving mother fund, notice that this is around seven o'clock and it is only just getting into edinburgh and most of the country stays dry. wednesday's weather map, and it looks a little cloudy and rainy for some of us. weather fronts right across the uk. some of the rain could be heavy. it is going to be a real mixed bag of weather i think because even in between the bands of rain there will be breaks in the cloud with some sunshine and then the next area of rain will arrive. calling it overall a wet day but it won't be raining all the time and if anything in the north—west of the country later on wednesday, there will be some sunshine so in belfast and gla

this is the western isles earlier on this morning.nshine. a little fair weather cloud developing across southern scotland down to north west england as well, but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon and once again the temperatures peaking quite widely — mid to high teens. don't forget, when you're off to bed tonight, put the clocks forward an hour, we lose an hour sleep and emerge tomorrow in british summer time, so what a surprise to see there will be a little more cloud for many of us, spilling in off the north sea, particularly anywhere south of hull down towards the south—east. that cloud will act as our friend through the night, preventing temperatures from falling quite as far as they have been, but does mean it could be a rather grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday, the cloud tending to nudge further westwards, thinning and breaking for some glimpses of sunshine, but the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely to be further north and west. that is where the

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather herelar on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales — the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day. and quite warm again for the time of year — 18—19 celsius for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea, bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be some mist and low cloud affecting some northwestern parts of th

light winds for many, fresh across, and devon in the western isles, temperatures reaching the mid tould see 20 or 21 around the north and west of london, which will be the hotspot. moving through this evening showers will fade away, kyle drifts northwards and overnight most places will be dry with plenty clear skies, lows of three to 5 degrees, out of town it could be chillier. again we will seem distant fog developing in rural places for wednesday morning, tending to melt away through the day, it will be dry and sunny for most, the chance of the shower in north—east scotland or eastern england, very isolated, a bit of low cloud affecting the north and stop scotland close to the coast. temperatures into the upper teens in the warmer spots, we could see 20 or 21 again across the midlands and the south—west of england. subtle changes on thursday, a week weather fronts will bring thicker cloud and more of adrian sporle the northern ireland, impacting the temperatures. fine, dry and sunny elsewhere, temperatures up into the high teens, we could see 20 degrees in the warmest spot, winds w

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather heren across some eastern parts of england in particular on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day and quite warm again for the time of year — 18, maybe 19 degrees for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea and that is bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be

behind it, there'll be of cloud, lots of showers as well, and wind winter gales across the northern isles or 9 degrees. not a particularly cold night ahead before the start of march. as we head through saturday, we start off with lots of cloud, also some showers, it is going to be another windy day ahead. there will be a bright interlude coming in, head of this next area of low pressure with its front come into the south—west, that is going to be bringing in some heavier rain, but also with it, some strengthening winds. we are looking at gales across parts of south—west england and south west wales, and that gusts of 70 miles an hour, across the isles of scilly and also west cornwall. a few have outdoor plans later on saturday, d bennett nine. temperatures 8—13 . —— later on saturday, d bennett nine. temperatures 8—13. —— do bear later on saturday, d bennett nine. temperatures 8—13 . —— do bear that in mind. as we bear through saturday evening, that band of low pressure pushes northwards, windy especially in the west as well, and we could have some gales. on sunday this is the low pressur

there are some showers to be found, mostly across the northern and western isles, this was the westerncloud developing across southern scotland but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon. temperatures peaking quite rightly mid to high teens. don't forget, when you are off to bed tonight we put the clock forward an hour. we are losing our sleeper but we do emerge tomorrow morning in british summer time. what a surprise to see it is going to be more cloud around, spinning in of the north sea. that cloud will act as our front through the night, it is going to prevent temperatures from falling as low as they have been better could be a grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday. they clouds and nurture a little bit westwards, singing and breaking for semblance of sense and breaking for sentences of sentence came through the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely to be the further north and west you are. that is where we'll have the highest values, 18 in one or two spots, cooler where that cloud lingers. as we move out of senda

the prime minister didn't respond fully, i think, to the honorable members from the isle of wight in terms of how he will tack they will activity of these enablers who for too long have been corrupting the rule of law in our country. >> i thank -- with great respect, mr. speaker, let me repeat again, reinforce what i said to my right honorable friend from the isle of wythe. the legal profession, everybody involved in assisting those who wish to hide money in london, acysting corrupt oligarchs have been set on notice that their actions are under scrutiny and where they break the law if they break the law if they undermine the interests of this country and advancing putin's war machine they'll pay a price. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in >> thank you. in the last few days i've been overwhelmed and heartened by the incredible response of my constituents to the crisis in ukraine. with countless offers of accommodation and financial support for refugees. but the community sponsorship is very slow process and it will struggle to meet the challenge that we face. does the prime minister agree

this is the western isles earlier on this morning.ping across southern scotland down to north west england as well, but the emphasis is dry, settled and sunny with light winds continuing through the afternoon and once again the temperatures peaking quite widely mid to high teens. don't forget, when you're off to bed tonight, a few put the clocks forward an hour, we lose and emerge tomorrow in british summer time, so what a surprise to see there will be a little more cloud for many of us, spelling and off the north sea, particularly anywhere south of hull down towards the south—east. that cloud will act as a friend to the night, preventing temperatures from falling quite as far as they have been, but does mean it could be a rather grey and gloomy start for some on mothering sunday, the cloud tending to nudge further westwards, thinning and breaking for some concerts of sunshine, but the best of the sunshine for sunday looks likely to be further north and west. that is where the highest values will be, 18 degrees perhaps in one or two s

thicker cloud in the far north of scotland, maybe the odd spot or two of light rain into the northern islesit more of a brisk breeze, particularly running down through channel coasts, but also coming in off the north sea. so, here, those temperatures may be a little bit subdued in comparison to the last few days. sheltered western areas will see the best of the warmth, highs of 18 degrees. and don't forget, when you're off to bed saturday night into the early hours of sunday morning, we put the clocks forward. yes, it's the start of british summer time on sunday. so, we lose an hour in bed, but hopefully we'll gain some daylight hours. as you can see, the high pressure is still with us. there could be a little bit of stubborn cloud drifting in off the north sea, though, on sunday, and that could be a bit of a nuisance across england and wales. a level of uncertainty how far west that cloud is going to feed in, but it could just suppress the temperatures a little bit here. so, the best of any warmth and sunshine is likely to be further west. underneath that cloud, we're likely to see tempera

now, that frontal system bringing the showery rain through the northern isles may well just drift downinland through the spine of the country is where we'll see the highest values, 19 degrees by saturday afternoon. into sunday, mothering sunday, toppling around that high, the potentialfor a little more cloud to come in off the north sea across england and wales. if that happens and with those light winds here, it's not going to move very far very fast. that could have an impact to the feel of the weather. not quite as warm here on sunday afternoon. ilt—is high, best of the sunshine further north, best of the temperatures as well. but it's the colder air that is set to return into next week. a northerly wind driving that colder air further south, so that means that the temperatures will be below par for the time of year. and some of those showers in the far north east could have a wintry flavour in there as well. also looking at phone records, he was several times outside michael goes house in west london in the months before this attack was carried out. this is bbc news ? welcome if yo

and we've still got a weak weather front draped in the northern isles, bringing some damp weather hereweather. with that stagnant air and no mixing, we've continued to see some poor air quality, and we'll find some high levels of air pollution, again, across some eastern parts of england, in particular on friday. underneath that high pressure with clear skies, though, we start the day on a chilly note, as we have done over the past few days. temperatures in rural areas won't be far away from freezing. there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. but away from the northern isles, there'll be more sunshine on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales — the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day. and quite warm again for the time of year — 18—19 celsius for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's m

and wales, showers in the north of the uk but this weather front in the south—west of the british isleslittle area of low pressure, it will bring some heavy rain but also strong winds, particularly to parts of cornwall, devon, may be western fringes of wales. 50 or 60 mph gusts, really quite stormy for a time. not the storms we had in the last few weeks, but nonetheless a very blustery day. i think the winds will stay out towards the west through the course of saturday. come sunday, the low pressure moves further north, lots of isobars here, quite breezy for all of us on sunday. sunday is windy everywhere that particularly around western areas and also lots of show is coming on as well, but again not a wash out, there will be some sunshine as well. temperature is around eight in aberdeen to ii in london. quite a mix of weather this weekend. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. more now on president biden announcing a further tightening of restrictions on trade with russia. mr biden said the united s