for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and for the isles of scillym the weather fronts just brushing here. so it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly, and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. and on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry, with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up, and we'll see 11 degrees likely down into the south. so there's always the risk, tuesday into wednesday, of these low pressures out in the atlantic trying to make their presence felt. really just showers out to the extreme west. the further east you live, you should see some better weather. so 12 degrees is quite likely in the south—east on wednesday, with some sunshine. some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. milder by thursday again but i think there will be a little more cloud around on thursday. but if you haven't already got the message, things are certainly going to turn a little bit milder through the middle half of the week

at 8am across the isles of scilly and western parts of cornwall but the bulk of england and wales arest anglia up towards the vale of york. northern ireland starting off cold but not quite as cold here and across scotland it is cold and dry. but there are a few showers across parts of northern isles, quite lost three as well. heading through the day, after the dry and frosty start the rain moves into western areas with strengthening winds. for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england, turning milder with outbreaks of rain. some wintry sunshine to compensate and through monday evening and overnight that rain increasingly will turn to snow as it falls across the pennines and highland scotland as well. that frontal system is fairly slow to clear on tuesday as it bumps into high—pressure situated across scandinavia. through tuesday this band of rain continues to sit around eastern parts of the uk. further rain in the south—west of the country, but for many areas quite a good deal of sunshine between those two weather systems and temperatures between six and 10 degrees. the middl

a weather front approaching the isles of scilly and into cornwall over the next few hours. s, north—west england. a chilly start for many of us, with the exception, perhaps, into the south—west. so first thing on tuesday will look somewhat like this. cloud and outbreaks of rain through cornwall, eventually nudging into parts of devon. a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well. but elsewhere it will be a cold start with some decent spells of sunshine. very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but tem

for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and with the isles of scillyinds will start to pivot around to a southerly and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up and we'll see 11 degrees likely down into the south. so there is always the risk, tuesday into wednesday, of these low pressures out in the atlantic trying to make their presence felt. really just showers out to the extreme west. the further east you live, you should see some better weather. 12 degrees is quite likely in the south—east on wednesday, with some sunshine. some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. milder by thursday again but i think there will be a little more cloud around on thursday. if you have not already got the message, things are certainly going to turn a little bit milder through the middle half of the week and after last week, that is good news. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to

there will be the potential for some rain as well, through the isles of scilly and the far south of cornwall of a more south—easterly or southerly, and on tuesday that will help to break up the cloud even more. so we will see some sunny spells. outbreaks of showery rain into the south—west, wales and northern ireland but elsewhere highs a little more the isobars still staying with us. it will still be a breezy feel, but i suspect through wednesday, we could see 12 degrees with some sunshine — and that will feel quite nice after recent events. more cloud around on thursday, but again, those temperatures are still much better than where we were this time last week. so for the next few days, if you haven't already got the message, it's going to slowly turn milder and, dare i say it,

at 8am that rain across the isles of scilly and the far west of cornwall but for much of england and over much of northern england with mr penfold. asimilar of northern england with mr penfold. a similar picture for scotland although northern ireland will soon see the cloud increasing from the west. as we head through monday morning we have the cloud bringing outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds were northern ireland, the south—west of england. central parts of the uk will remain dry for a good pa rt of the uk will remain dry for a good part of the day. clear with some sunshine, five or six degrees. chilly, but things will turn milder where we have the rain moving in from the west. through monday evening and overnight that rain turns to snow as it moves over the hills of northern england and for scotla nd hills of northern england and for scotland as well. there could be some wintry conditions to start the day on tuesday. that lingers in eastern areas as we go through the day on tuesday. some rain and hill snow for eastern scotland and eastern parts of england and further rain i

a weather front approaching the isles of scilly and into cornwall over the next few hours. wales, north—west england. a chilly start for many of us, with the exception, perhaps, into the south—west. so first thing on tuesday will look somewhat like this. cloud and outbreaks of rain through cornwall, eventually nudging into parts of devon. a little more cloud through somerset and south wales, and that hill fog as well. but elsewhere it will be a cold start with some decent spells of sunshine. very nice, indeed. as we push further north and west, again dry, largely sunny, maybe the chance of a little bit bit of light, patchy frost in sheltered areas of scotland, but not a bad start to the day. and, as we go on through the day, i think you will continue to see some sunshine, and temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were on monday. the exception really is into the south—west, where the cloud will continue to gather, pushing up through the midlands and into wales, eventually into northern ireland. it'll bring the odd spot of showery rain by the end of the day. but

there will be the potential for rain through the isles of scilly through the weak weather front. southerly direction. breaking up the cloud even more. we will see sunny spells. outbreaks of rain but elsewhere highs of 7— 11 degrees. these areas of low pressure could bring in rain. a breezy feel but i suspect through wednesday, we could see 12 degrees with sunshine and that will feel quite nice. more cloud around on thursday but devic is much better than this time last week. —— temperatures. tending milder and dare i say it, it might even feel by welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's ben bland. our top stories: after north korea hails a missile test, the us, japan and south korea call for an urgent meeting of the security council. tens of thousands take to the streets in mexico against donald trump's policies on immigration and building a border wall. the worst conditions they've ever seen. australian firefighters battle blazes in record high temperatures. and he won just one grammy award in his lifetime. but a year after his

in the west, rain in the isle of scilly, drifting east through the day. the wind is strengthening. . through the midlands, the south midlands has rain, turning heavy into cornwall with strengthening wind closer to the coast. in wales it will be wet with gusty winds, especially in the west and northern coasts, and northern ireland has a wet afternoon with heavy rain and gusts at gale force, so some nasty conditions for this afternoon's rush—hour. the grampians would be pretty if you are thinking of climbing them today. this afternoon into the evening we could have gusts up to 100 knots. through the evening and overnight you will find the rain moves east, and behind under clear skies that habitual drop with the risk of ice. tomorrow morning is a cold start but largely dry in the west. some showers through the day will be squally, especially in the south—west, whereas in the east we have dregs of light and patchy rain the temperatures of five or six degrees. and then into wednesday, well, it is dryer for most of us, some murky conditions and hill fog around, for example, to the west, a

gusts of around 60mph already towards the scilly isles. further north, less windy. g down towards the midlands too. down in the south east it should be dry and bright, to the south west, we have the rain and winds causing problems as we head through the afternoon and into the evening hours too. strong winds through the english channel. so we can see gusts up english channel. so we can see gusts up to 70mph or so. into the evening, the strongest of the winds pushed into southern england, east anglia, 50mph here, and after cause potentially some disruption to travel. in the evening it looks like the strongest winds in the north, but not as strong as further south. some hill snow across scotland to start your day on saturday. further south, lighter winds and clearing skies, quite a cold start to the weekend. some frost first thing. through the day on saturday, low pressure in the north bringing outbreaks of rain and health low across much of scotland. some rain for a time towards southeast irving and too. for most of the country, try and bright. scattered showers on sun