jacob rees—mogg inevitably ending the week in parliament. thanks for watching. back on february 22 when we expect to be hearing from the prime minister about the roadmap to ease lockdown in england. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. for much of the country, this weekend is going to be bitterly cold. that's because of very low temperatures and very strong winds. by the end of the weekend, though, through the second half of sunday, it looks like milder air will arrive across more western areas. but we start today off on a bright, very cold note further east. some disruptive snow for northern ireland initially. that snow pushes into western scotland, wales and the south west of england. later in the day, it begins to peter out. stays dry across eastern areas. but with the strong winds and these very low temperatures, it's going to feel bitterly, bitingly cold, with feels—like temperatures more subzero right across the board. new tangle of weather fronts push in on sunday to bring outbreaks of rain, and we'll start to see that milder air

jacob rees—mogg inevitably ending the week in parliament. thanks for watching.on february 22 when we expect to be hearing from the prime minister about the roadmap to ease lockdown in england. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. having another week as very cold it was last week could be quite an achievement but so is swinging the weather pendulum so quickly into the very mild category which is exactly what we're doing this week. temperatures so very different by day and by night but the change is coming with a fair bit of rain, rather than snow and it is a blustery week. the high pressure that was pumping cold at us from the east is now retreating. low pressure is in control this week and a flow of air around the low pressure system that draws the air in from a mild direction from the south—west. as long as it stays that way we will have temperatures above the average for the time of year. it looks to be staying that way for quite a while. as we start off on monday morning, look at that, no frost out there. for some of us temperatures will ha

jacob rees—mogg inevitably ending the week in parliament. thanks for watching.ruary 22nd when we expect to be hearing from the prime minister about the roadmap to ease lockdown in england. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. the weather is set to turn a lot milder over the next 2a hours but as it does so we have rain and strong wind to contend with. this area of low pressure, this hook of cloud passing northern ireland at the moment, will bring very strong wind to western scotland, particularly the hebrides, where i think we'll get gusts of 75 mph. it will be very windy some disruption. 0ther get gusts of 75 mph. it will be very windy some disruption. other than that, rain will continue to push eastwards over night. it will be quite windy as well for many areas. localised mist and hill fog patches forming. as well as a shower is coming back into northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a mild night, i haven't said that for a long time. temperatures of 4-10. that for a long time. temperatures of 4—10. monday morning, damp weather acr

jacob rees—mogg inevitably ending the week in parliament. thanks for watching.2nd, when we expect to be hearing from the prime minister about the roadmap to ease lockdown in england. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. the temperatures in the isles of scilly reached ten celsius on saturday evening — the first time we've had double figures in the uk in a week. so the sun is now setting on this spell of bitterly cold weather. for all of us in the week ahead, things will be much milder. we'll notice it by day and by night. but it means the return of spells of rain on what will be quite a blustery week. already as sunday begins, milder air is nudging into western parts. for many of us, it's one last cold morning as temperatures hover close to freezing. there is a bit of wet weather moving in from the atlantic, and for scotland and northern england, there's a chance of seeing some freezing rain, rain that freezes instantly as it hits any surface and that could make things treacherously icy in some spots as we go through sunday. so, do have that in

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jacob rees mogg inevitably _ toast. jacob rees mogg inevitably ending i toast. through this morning with some ice to watch out for on untreated surfaces. plenty of sunshine through today, but there will be some snow showers — these continuing to affect the north—east of scotland and the north—east of england. a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles. and cloud further west will tend to break away as this drier air moves in from the south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, sub—zero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far

jacob rees—mogg.e" to help people living in flats with combustible cladding. borisjohnson said leaseholders "shouldn't have to worry about the cost of fixing historic safety defects". three and a half years after the grenfell fire, in which 72 people died, thousands of flat owners face large bills for fire safety work. borisjohnson faces a growing conservative rebellion over the issue. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader raised the plight of one leaseholder. take, for example, will martin. he's a doctor who's got a flat in sheffield. he's been spending his days on the front line, fighting covid in the nhs. he spends his nights worrying about the £52,000 bill that he now has to pay for fire safety repairs. he doesn't want future promises, prime minister. he doesn't want to hear that it's all been sorted when he knows that it hasn't. he wants to know, here and now, will he or will he not have to pay that £52,000 bill? mr speaker, we're determined that no leaseholder should have to pay for t