when met officers took hotos of confidence. when met officers took photos of the _ confidence.onfidence. when met officers took photos of the dead bodies - confidence. when met officers took photos of the dead bodies of - photos of the dead bodies of murdered sisters rebel smallman and bieber henry and shared them with colleagues, it has long been obvious to others that the met is dysfunctional. mr; to others that the met is dysfunctional.— to others that the met is d sfunctional. ~ , .., dysfunctional. my friend vindicated, and it does not _ dysfunctional. my friend vindicated, and it does not dean _ dysfunctional. my friend vindicated, and it does not dean brownlie - and it does not dean brownlie pleasure, because they are the people you call when all else fails, and if we can't trust them to do theirjob properly, that is a very, very scary thought.— theirjob properly, that is a very, very scary thought. when a robbery victim is sent _ very scary thought. when a robbery victim is sent inappropriate - victim is sent inappropriate messages by the detective investigating and he

the met office says . england. the met office says.he conditions are likely to cause some travel disruption as well as power outages . american well as power outages. american actor tom sizemore best, known for his roles in saving private and black hawk down, has died. sizemore was placed a coma in intensive care since suffering a brain aneurysm on the 18th of february. he died in his sleep yesterday in california . he was yesterday in california. he was 61 and the oil to anoint the king at the coronation on the 6th of may has been made sacred. the ceremony took place yesterday with the chrism oil consecrated in jerusalem . it was consecrated in jerusalem. it was carried out in one of the city's holiest christians sites, the church of the holy lucca . the church of the holy lucca. the queen consort will also be anointed with her olive oil and, crowned . this is gb news. bring crowned. this is gb news. bring you more news as it happens. now it's to alison stewart and friends . friends. that tatiana, thank you very much indeed. and very

officer like him. absolutely not. the met unable to sack hundreds of officers, and the bbc understands the casey review next week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don'tjust stand there and give us a load of old words. we want proof that you're going to act on those words. you're brought up to believe the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. that's what we pay taxes for. but theyjust seem to protect themselves. natalie claims her ex—husband, a met officer, coercively controlled her. she struggled to find the right avenues to complain to the force to get them to take action. her words are spoken by an actor to protect her anonymity. i've been in police stations. i've spoken to policewomen who squeezed my arm and looked compassionate, and told me this time it would be sorted, you know? it was unacceptable. you

officer like him. absolutely not. the met he is unable to sack hundreds of officers, and the bbc understands the casey review next week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don'tjust stand there and give us a load of old words. we want proof that you're going to act on those words. you're brought up to believe the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. that's what we pay taxes for. but theyjust seem to protect themselves. natalie claims her ex—husband, a met officer, coercively controlled her. she struggled to find the right avenues to complain to the force to get them to take action. her words are spoken by an actor to protect her anonymity. i've been in police stations. i've spoken to policewomen who squeezed my arm and looked compassionate, and told me this time it would be sorted, you know? it was unacceptable

officer like him. absolutely not. the metto sack hundreds of officers, and the bbc understands the casey review next week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don'tjust stand there and give us a load of old words. we want proof that you're going to act on those words. you're brought up to believe the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. - that's what we pay taxes for. but theyjust seem to protect themselves. natalie claims her ex—husband, a met officer, coercively controlled her. she struggled to find the right avenues to complain to the force to get them to take action. her words are spoken by an actor to protect her anonymity. i've been in police stations. i've spoken to policewomen who squeezed my arm and looked compassionate, and told me this time it would be sorted, you know? it was unacceptable. you know,

officer like him. absolutely not. the mett week will heavily criticise the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? no, sorry. prove it. prove it by actions. don�*tjust stand there and give us a load of old words. we want proof that you�*re going to act on those words. you're brought up to believe the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. that's what we pay taxes for. but theyjust seem to protect themselves. natalie claims her ex—husband, a met officer, coercively controlled her. she struggled to find the right avenues to complain to the force to get them to take action. her words are spoken by an actor to protect her anonymity. i've been in police stations. i've spoken to policewomen who squeezed my arm and looked compassionate, and told me this time it would be sorted, you know? it was unacceptable. you know, then like i said, you hear nothing. and it then makes him worse. he's bols

officer like him. absolutely not. lucy: the methas accepted he is unable to sack hundreds of officers, and the bbc understands the case review next week will heavily criticized the way the met tolerates wrongdoing and puts its own people ahead of the public. do you leave that of the met when he says they are going to do better -- do you believe the head of the met when he says they are going to do better? >> no, sorry. prove it. prove it with actions. we want proof that you are going to act on those words. >> we are brought up to believe that the police are there to protect. the police should be there to protect. that is what we pay taxes for. but they just seem to protect themselves. lucy: natalie claims her ex-husband, a met officer, coercively controlled her. she struggled to find the right avenues to complain to the force. her words are spoken by an actor to protect her anonymity. >> i have been in police stations. i've spoken to policewomen who squeezed my arm and looked compassionate and told me this time it would be sorted,

the met office has country.es of snow predicted in some parts. pm. of 40 centimetres of snow predicted in some parts . well, predicted in some parts. well, let's go to paul hawkins , susan let's go to paul hawkins, susan otley in west yorkshire. all all what's coming down already ? it what's coming down already? it isindeed.i what's coming down already? it is indeed . i mean, it's coming is indeed. i mean, it's coming in tiny little flakes. and to be honest, there's no disruption here at the moment. there will be later, though, with the amber warning in place from 3 pm. this afternoon, a kind of finger extending down the spine of the country from the midlands, from stoke and then onwards into yorkshire , the pennines and the yorkshire, the pennines and the yorkshire, the pennines and the yorkshire dales heading up all the way to durham. and that's the way to durham. and that's the amber warning . that's the amber warning. that's a significant warning when you talk weather talk about a yellow weather warnings be

there are a number met. office weather warnings in place . weather warnings in place. the met website yourself. the met office website . bye for now . welcome back , gb news. live with welcome back, gb news. live with me, mark longhurst . and coming me, mark longhurst. and coming up for you this thursday afternoon , the arctic blast afternoon, the arctic blast hitting parts of the country with blizzard warnings widespread not far as the coldest march. temperatures for more than a decade. we'll have the latest for you and hear from one farmer rescuing his livestock in the desperate conditions . he's beginning to conditions. he's beginning to his is not even sitting about this week gary. so i decided to tweet the secretary has now about his comments. on 19505 germany also harry and meghan's archie and lilibet now listed as prince and princess on the royal website , no less. we'll hear website, no less. we'll hear from a royal commentator about what that tells us about and opening day of crufts competitors grooming themselves to perfection in the to become top dog will be

a much bigger bass the on the way, a met office _ tell us?the moment because we are narrowing down on the areas that will be most heavily impacted by this, but there say on friday, there is the potential for some very destructive falls of snow and i think particularly we are looking at some of the high ground across wales and the pennines as well, where we could see something like 30 or a0 centimetres of snow drifting in winds that will cost around 50 miles an hour, so that is likely to lead to power cuts are will likely strand vehicles in snow. plan ahead for this. ~ ~ , vehicles in snow. plan ahead for this. ~ ,, , ., . vehicles in snow. plan ahead for this. ~ ,, ,., . , ., this. we will keep a close eye on that. from the weather to the weather with carol. hello. many will see a mixture of rain, sleet and snow in the next few days but some of the snow is likely to be disrupted. there is the into friday. what we have today some rain, the odd flick in the south, but we will see more snow moving across wales and into the midlands and east angl

met office yellow office we have met office yellow in for the next few days in place for the next fewt office website for more details on those. let's see details on those. but let's see what's low pressure what's happening. low pressure just flirting with southern areas. so in the south areas. so it's in the south where we've got the snow risk today and later tomorrow, a greater risk of snow further north. but certainly today it's going be fairly wet day going to be a fairly wet day across. much of southern england, some snow already falling could falling in places, could be quite out as well. quite icy out there as well. hard frost overnight, but much of northern ireland, of scotland northern ireland, northern it's a fine northern england, it's a fine and a sunny day. just a few snow showers in northern showers continuing in northern scotland another of scotland. then another pulse of wet coming into the wet weather coming into the southwest provide some southwest could provide some heaviest snow here into parts of south wales and then later into parts of south midlands. parts of th

the met office currently has two and over the weather phoning is in the force, first sheet coming outll. the second comes out at 3p pm this afternoon covering much of the pennines, 40 centimetres for the highest roots. at lower levels, 25-30 highest roots. at lower levels, 25—30 centimetres across the pennines. the trans— pennine sweets today could be treacherous, especially factoring in the wind. —— trans— pennine routes. highest totals will be on the highest ground, not all of us in these areas will see snow, for some it will be rain or sleet. low pressure driving the weather at the moment, to the south, warmer atlantic and, so we have rain. in the north, the arctic air, so it is falling as snow. we have wintry showers in the north and east of scotland. showers in the south will be of rain and some could be heavy and thundery. note the difference in the temperatures, much colder further north, difference in the temperatures, much colderfurther north, milderfurther south. this evening and overnight, snow continues to fall across north wales, north midlands, northern england, southern

this is your latest weather updates from the met office. heavy we've office.een over the past few days is now easing for many, actually, seen over the past few days is now be sing for many, actually, seen over the past few days is now be a1g for many, actually, seen over the past few days is now be a sunny' many, actually, seen over the past few days is now be a sunny friday, actually, seen over the past few days is now be a sunny friday, butjally, it'll be a sunny friday, but still a cold wind blowing in the east. this area of low pressure has been responsible for all the snow. it is now ebbing away, but still brisk wind blowing across these eastern areas with the ice bars are close together and still a few wintry showers coming into the afternoon over of east anglia, lincolnshire in particular. the odd one getting into parts of essex as well. the odd elsewhere . snow odd shower elsewhere. snow showers north of showers in the far north of scotland , but most dry scotland, but for most it's dry and bright there with sunny spells. but it turned colder, did brie

the met office has issued several yellow weather warnings today for snow and ice in parts of scotland night of the year so far with temperatures plunging to minus 15 degrees in the highlands. the bitter conditions are expected to last until the weekend. jenny kumah reports. the gritters were out in force across south—west england overnight. but there was still travel disruption across the region and other parts of the uk. schools closed as staff struggled to get to work. people here in somerset and across other parts of the uk have woken up to a winter wonderland. this is one of more than 20 schools across this county that is closed today. there has been disruption across road, rail, and at the airports. arctic air brought some of the lowest temperatures this year last night. wiltshire saw some of the heaviest snowfall. here in bradford—on—avon in wiltshire, people have been making the most of the snow. hot soup, hot coffee, lots and lots of winter weather. we are good, we are very good! this is my first time ever making a humongous snowman! flights were suspended until 11 o'clock at

the met office has a number weather warning _ the met office has a number weather warning and force laterd — into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have _ into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as _ into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as much - into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as much as l into tomorrow. parts of northern i england could have as much as 40 england could have as much as a0 centimetres of snow, that is 16 inches, and blizzards at times. new evidence of a crisis in childcare — rising fees and fewer

we'll see from the met office.w pushing northeastward through the next 24 hours or so. turning breezy. but now there is returning the atlantic and we can see that in the bigger can see the the bigger we can see the oranges and yellows starting to creep in from blues being creep in from the blues being shunted away as we head through later sunday into the beginning of next. but does it last? well, we'll see in the outlook through the rest of the saturday evening. we can see that band of rain of northern rain across parts of northern ireland, into northern england , ireland, into northern england, pushing north and east pushing its way north and east with hail possible with some hail snow possible across pennines into the across the pennines into the mountains scotland. mountains of scotland. metservice warnings in force with ice , perhaps up to with snow and ice, perhaps up to ten over the ten centimetres over the scottish stretches scottish. some icy stretches here but that mild starting to move in from the southwe

the met office has issued an amber warning across the peak district, leeds, the yorkshire dales, andk recorded its coldest march since 2010 overnight as temperatures plummeted to minus 16 degrees celsius in the north highlands. our correspondent rowan bridge is in mold in north wales and sent us this update. here in north wales, we're really on the leading edge of the snowy conditions which are due to affect wales and parts of northern england through today. over the last few hours the snow is started to fall here and it's built up around the roundabout, meaning drivers are having to slow down to avoid the slush on the road. and we've seen gritters and snow ploughs out trying to keep the roads clear. the uk met office has issued an amber weather warning of significant snow and ice coming through midday today into tomorrow for north wales and parts of mid—wales, which they say could bring significant disruption. and we're expecting significant snowfall to affect parts of northern england through this afternoon and into the evening, which again could bring significant disruption to tho

the met office has of the uk. the met office has issued alerts for much of the south. the midlands , south south. the midlands, south wales, northern ireland from 9 pm. tonight until 10 am. p.m. tonight until 10 am. tomorrow morning. one's already in place in northern and eastern scotland and north—east england . tuesday is expected to be the colder night of the year in march as well. that's all for me. i'm back in an hour. now, his first . well, once again, the his first. well, once again, the government coming out with very , very tough words. mind you, we have heard them before, but they realise that the issue of the small boats in particular and the impact it's having on the impact it's now having on communities this communities all over this country is racing up to a very near the top of the political agenda. near the top of the political agenda . and it matters agenda. and it matters particularly with those voters that crossed over and voted conservative for the first time in their lives in 2019. so tomorrow it will be a double act between rishi sunak and suella

the met office has this week.he met office has issued a warning from 9 pm. tonight covering the much of wales and the south—east. it warns disruption on roads and rail network are likely. temperatures are expected plummet to lows of minus three in scotland and minus two in northwest and east of england today and tomorrow . this is gb today and tomorrow. this is gb news. more for me shortly . now, news. more for me shortly. now, though, it's back to . though, it's back to. mark thank you very much indeed. so let's just bring in the details without breaking news with the former metropolitan police officer wayne cozens sentenced , officer wayne cozens sentenced, to another 19 months in prison at the old bailey after admitting three incidents of indecent exposure were committed indecent exposure were committed in the weeks and months before he kidnapped , raped and murdered he kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard, one of those incidents , while he was actually incidents, while he was actually on duty . let's ge

i think there are many, many offices in the met _ this? any offices in the met to go to - this? i think there are many, many offices in the met to go to work - offices in the met to go to work every day to do their very best, so let's be clear about that. i think in terms of the institution of the met, we know leadership has been a big problem. just basic management of officers, so getting rid of bad officers, that's not happened. having a workforce plan, putting resources into the front line to keep londoners safe. some of the elite units seem to have just been able to do what they want and have cultures that dame louise says are particularly misogynistic and homophobic and racist. so there is a huge amount of work that the met and the new leadership team have to do, but they have to do that with the support of the mayor of london, with the home secretary. there has to be now a real focus on that turnaround. and i think it's going to be very difficult, very difficult. and i think the commissioner recognises that. but this is it now, with t

welcome to our latest broadcast the met office. broadcast from the met office.ht as. temperatures fall below freezing rain and hill. snow moving in for wednesday . looking at the for wednesday. looking at the bigger arctic air bigger picture, arctic air across the uk at the moment, the winds the north. but winds coming from the north. but as move through wednesday as we move through wednesday into atlantic into thursday, the atlantic moves system moves back in weather system stronger winds, milder air returns for many for this evening have snow showers across northern parts of scotland. strong winds for shetland met office snow and ice warnings here elsewhere. and the clearing skies falling well below freezing and widespread frost forming some patchy ice in places . a few freezing fog places. a few freezing fog patches to temperatures down to minus ten —11 across the glens of scotland. but rising the south—west first thing in the morning on wednesday is. cloud of rain pushes in from the atlantic. so most places sunny and cold start the day this cloud of rain and

for former met police officer . cousins will met police officer.decent exposure. the 50 year old is already serving a whole life sentence for the murder of marketing executive sarah everard in 2021. he'll be sentenced today for three incidents of flashing before he killed ms. everard he's pleaded guilty to all counts . boris guilty to all counts. boris johnson has reportedly put his father forward for a knighthood as part of his resignation, honours . the times newspaper honours. the times newspaper report. stanley johnson has been nominated for the honour. the appointment raises after the former prime minister's nominated his brother, joe johnson for a period in 2020. but the science michelle donelan called the claims speculation and said there were bigger fish to fry . the duke and duchess of to fry. the duke and duchess of sussex have received an official invitation to king charles's coronation . it's understood coronation. it's understood they've been in email correspondence with the king's office over, whether they will attend or not. followin

some southern the met office. england and wales woke to covering of snow that snow to a covering of snow that snow is turning back to rain across the south whilst snow moves the far south whilst snow moves into central areas and the far north stays very cold but largely bright . northern largely bright. northern scotland woke up to a temperature of —15 celsius in some spots, whilst the cold air is interacting with band of rain in the south to produce some snow. but that snow risk moves because milder air is turning all back to rain , albeit quite all back to rain, albeit quite heavy rain across the southwest on the far south of england, the snow by the afternoon and evening mainly focussed around the m4 northwards into parts of wales, especially the welsh mountains, eventually into the midlands as well. it's going to feel cold and wet, it's feel cold and wet, but it's bright skies for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, a snow showers continuing far of continuing for the far of scotland, it's only a few

the met office across the uk. the met office warning power cuts likely as well as travel and cancellations . the coldest temperature in march in more than a decade was recorded . the highlands recorded. the highlands overnight dropping to as low as —16 degrees . the zaf region —16 degrees. the zaf region nuclear power plant , the largest nuclear power plant, the largest in europe, has been weakened acted to ukraine's energy grid after power was lost during russian missile strikes. the plant down to emergency diesel generators for the sixth time to keep cool in reactor fuel and prevent a potentially catastrophic meltdown . ukraine's catastrophic meltdown. ukraine's military says russia 81 missiles, including six hypersonic missiles on cities across the country, at least nine people were killed in the strikes strikes . back here, strikes strikes. back here, bofis strikes strikes. back here, boris johnson reportedly . boris johnson reportedly. dominic raab privately about his conduct during his leadership. it's unders

and we still have the met office one for thursday and into friday. it covers this area.now might not get so far north in scotland, but we still have the potential for heavy falls of snow in the pennines, especially as the snow develops more widely in this area on thursday night. thanks, darren. good evening. i'm tt and this is your sports news where we start with football and chelsea are through yto the last eight of the champions league after beating borussa dortmund 2—0 at stamford bridge this evening. chelsea trailed 1—0 from the first leg, so they had to take the game to dortmund and got level in the tie late in the first half when raheem sterling smashed this in. var then spotted a potential handball and chelsea got a penalty. it seemed as though kai havertz had blown the chance. but dortmund players had encroached into the penalty area so the kick was retaken. and this time havertz put it the right side of the post. that was the goal which took chelsea into the quarter finals 2—1 on aggregate. benfica are through to the last eight of the champions league after a 7—

we have met office warnings in place . met office warnings in place.tes office warnings on the websites . there are yellow warnings in place across northern for snow showers today. the old flurry further south, but many places actually and cold today actually just dry and cold today . a bit of sunshine for northern ireland. england ireland. northern england and southern temperatures southern scotland. temperatures as average, mostly just as below average, mostly just four five celsius at best. four or five celsius at best. some wet weather pushing into the southwest later this afternoon and through this evening as that works northwards , it could start to provide some sleet and snow overnight and certainly potential for certainly the potential for things icy . and ice risk things to turn icy. and ice risk continues north as well, continues further north as well, with in northern with snow showers in northern scotland but a good chunk scotland. but for a good chunk of country, it'll light of the country, it'll light winds, skies , a very cold winds, cle

in fact, the met office has three amber weather warnings in force now.w. and for some, we�*re looking at blizzards as well. so some atrocious conditions. low pressure is driving our weather. we�*ve got the mild atlantic here in the south. so here we�*re looking at rain. but as these weather fronts bump into the cold air, this is where we�*re seeing the snow with yet more to come. so ther�*s snow continuing across north wales, the north midlands, in through northern england and also northern ireland. a few snow showers peppering the north in the east of scotland, but much of scotland staying dry and in the south, any showers are likely to be of rain, but even those could be heavy and also thundery. temperature wise, you can see where we�*ve got the milder atlantic air and the cold arctic air. now it�*s going to be windy through the day and also through the evening and overnight period. and that wind will be causing the snow to drift. blizzard conditions on some of the transpennine routes, for example, as the snow continues to edge through north wales and

there are four yellow alerts in bear issued by the met office for snow ice. snow and ice. tomorrow. danger is tomorrow. the big danger is going to be ice. that's going to the big problem tomorrow morning. they're saying take morning. so they're saying take extra, care, you extra, extra, extra care, you have out tomorrow have to head out tomorrow morning because it is going to be bitterly cold tonight. yeah, because that sunshine is because clearly that sunshine is going to melt everything and you get the water running on to the roads that's it roads and that's when it refreezes overnight. so clearly it would out of the it would not, not out of the woods and i've got to in woods yet. and i've got to in terms of all those cars getting stuck on that motorway, i mean, 7 hours, some people were stuck. it much it literally so much snow falling a localised area falling in such a localised area so quickly . yeah there was and so quickly. yeah there was and i'll be honest, so quickly. yeah there was and i'll be honest , after telling i'll be honest, after telling you m

so yes, met office do have . so yes, the met office do have warning in place. but still enough for sleet and still cold enough for sleet and snow to be falling first thing across northern scotland for a good part of england. wales tomorrow dry in a bright day tomorrow is dry in a bright day again, sunshine around, but again, some sunshine around, but before over right again, some sunshine around, but befo push over right again, some sunshine around, but befo push into over right again, some sunshine around, but befo push into northern' right again, some sunshine around, but befo push into northern ireland will push into northern ireland and scotland and it will mostly be stage just some snow be at this stage just some snow on of the mountains on the tops of the mountains because it's turning milder by the of the day, double the end of the day, double digits almost across the board the cold air still in place across scotland , but across northern scotland, but elsewhere, much elsewhere, turning much, much milder teens milder could be into the teens by of sunday.

when met officers took photos of the dead bodies of murdered sisters nicole smallman and bibaa henry with colleagues, it has long been obvious to others that the met is dysfunctional. ifelt vindicated, and it doesn't bring me pleasure, because they are the people you call when all else fails, and if we can't trust them to do theirjob properly, that's a very, very scary thought. when a robbery victim is sent inappropriate messages by the detective investigating and he keeps hisjob, it has long been obvious the police can't police themselves. there have been reports in the past that nothing has changed so i think a lot of people that i know are thinking, what makes this any different? who is going to measure those steps to be taken? what is going to be the repercussions if this doesn't happen? reports have come, commissioners have gone, and still the met hasn't changed. the warning is this is its last chance. for too long it has failed too many, the very people who need protecting, including those just walking home. lucy manning, bbc news. sir mark rowley — appointed six months ago as c

. showers to the met office.to through the day, perhaps up to ten centimetres the ten centimetres is over. the higher ground between, higher ground in between, though, sunny though, largely dry, sunny temperatures, though, for everyone below average today. we'll see highs of just 2 to 6 degrees across the whole of the country into the evening time. still the risk of some rain, sleet and snow across seven counties of england. elsewhere and the clearing skies, temperatures are going to quickly fall below freezing . quickly fall below freezing. still showers moving still some snow showers moving into parts of northern ireland, scotland and coast of scotland and east coast of england, too , leading to england, too, leading to some icy stretches . in the early icy stretches. in the early hours, we still see rain, hours, we can still see rain, sleet and snow in the far south of england, perhaps stretching into temperatures into wales, too. temperatures well freezing , perhaps —10 well below freezing, perhaps —10 to 15

the met office has of the uk. the met office has issued alerts for much of the south. the midlands , south south. the midlands, south wales, northern ireland from 9 pm. tonight until 10 am. p.m. tonight until 10 am. tomorrow morning. one's already in place in northern and eastern scotland and north—east england . tuesday is expected to be the colder night of the year in march as well. that's all for me. i'm back in an hour. now, his first . well, once again, the his first. well, once again, the government coming out with very , very tough words. mind you, we have heard them before, but they realise that the issue of the small boats in particular and the impact it's having on the impact it's now having on communities this communities all over this country is racing up to a very near the top of the political agenda. and it matters particularly with those voters that crossed over and voted conservative for the first time in their lives in 2019. so tomorrow it will be a double act between rishi sunak and suella braverman , the home secretary. braverman, the home secretary.

the met office has a number weather warning _ the met office has a number weather warning and force later today and into tomorrow.— into tomorrow. parts of northern en . land into tomorrow. parts of northern england could — into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have _ into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as _ into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as much - into tomorrow. parts of northern england could have as much as l into tomorrow. parts of northern i england could have as much as 40 england could have as much as a0 centimetres of snow, that is 16 inches, and blizzards at times. new evidence of a crisis in childcare — rising fees and fewer places are forcing parents to give up work. i've been meeting some of those affected. maybe not, if you're a spurs fan, as antonio conte's side exit the champions league after a goalless draw with ac milan. the stars behind the camera — we meet the british cinematographers up for oscars at this sunday's awards. several major ukrainian cities have been hit by russian missiles overnight, causing damage to residenti

there are already met office yellow warnings in force for snow and ice in parts of northern and easternt england, but there could be some wintry weather in other parts of the uk as well. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: the head of russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut, the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of extensive fighting. translation: we have practically _ surrounded the city. only one route out of the city remains. earlier we were fighting against the army. now, we are increasingly seeing old people and children. the white house confirms president biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest during a routine health screening. a probe into lockdown parties at downing street indicates the former british prime minister should have known rules were being broken. i believed implicitly that these events were within the rules,

localised weather warnings in force from the met office across england, wales, northern ireland, mostshow are still falling as rain. temperatures will be between 7—9 , some added wind chill factor in as well. the cold air takes hold across the whole of the uk as we head into tuesday with our second cold front moving its way down from the north. possibly fairly mild across the far south—west of england also a wave developing in the channel two. and, some coastal showers. a lot of these falling as snow, of course, snow showers across scotland very difficult to grip against and it will be feeling better particular towards the east coast where the winds will be feeling strong. it will feel sober zero across the vast majority of the uk as we had throughout the day. temperatures 2-3 throughout the day. temperatures 2—3 that's how will feel. the milder air is marked in yellow as an we head through the middle part of the week it will be trying to push in on this atlantic front but of course as it hits the cold air there is a risk that a lot of this rain will turn to sleet and even possibly so

i'm greg chu, host and welcome to your latest the met office. your latest from the met office., snow pushing northeastward through the next 24 or so, turning the next 24 hours or so, turning breezy. but there returning breezy. but there is returning from the atlantic and we can see that in the bigger picture. we can see oranges and yellows can see the oranges and yellows starting from the starting to creep in from the southwest, shunted southwest, the blues shunted away head through later away as we head through later sunday into the beginning next week. but does it last well , week. but does it last well, we'll see in the outlook for the rest of saturday evening. we can see that band of rain across parts of northern ireland into northern england , pushing its northern england, pushing its way east with some way north and east with some snow across the snow possible across the pennines into the mountains of scotland. metservice warnings in force and ice , perhaps force of snow and ice, perhaps up to centimetres over the up to ten centimetres over the scottish mountains. some ic

the met office says , across uk. to cross southern england and south while hail showers hit scotland's northern coasts . scotland's northern coasts. subzero temperatures are predicted in all four nations until least friday, with and power disruption expected . power disruption expected. you're up to date on tv online in derby plus this is gb news now back to bev and andrew . now back to bev and andrew. i stay with us. this is bev and andrew wants the point. now, french parents who exploit children for online fame could be facing prosecution. so we're asking , should we adopt be facing prosecution. so we're asking, should we adopt a similar bill here, the uk? find out in 2 minutes welcome back. it's 1139. welcome back. it's1139. this is bev turner and andrew pierce on gb news. right. let's get stuck into our stories with narinder and emma webb this morning right round two. the round two girls social scandal, french parents exploit children for online might face prosecution emma i have mixed feelings about this because

here's latest forecast from the met office.l weekend for most of us, going to be us, it's going to be pretty cloudy, a showers around cloudy, a few showers around from to time, too, for all from time to time, too, for all of us remain in cold, so we still got this area of high pressure in charge of the weather across the under weather across the uk. but under this area high pressure is this area of high pressure is pretty cloudy. that's really going to remain the same as we going to remain the same as we go through the course of the weekend. best brightness weekend. best of the brightness this across western this afternoon across western scotland or elsewhere, although it would be rather dry, it will be pretty dull . could see a few be pretty dull. could see a few showers across eastern coasts, maybe up across the north as well. and in that breeze , it's well. and in that breeze, it's going be feeling pretty going to be feeling pretty chilly elsewhere the cloud chilly elsewhere under the cloud , temperatures at best around eigh

they've combined all this information with details from the met office about how exactly climate changeere are areas where flood risk will increase significantly, including the southeast and northwest of england and south wales. but there will be little change across northeast and central england, as well as eastern and northern scotland. there are many places where risk is growing and being able to understand the communities and the regions where this is likely to happen allows us to make sensible investment decisions about making interventions, such as engineering structures or natural flood management, or indeed moving people out of harm's way. a warmer climate means more extremes, including more heavy rainfall. but this new research shows that every town and village will be affected differently by climate change. and the scientists say that governments need betterforecasting to protect communities and make informed decisions about where to build. being able to forecast is ideal. anything, any early warnings that we can have here i would say are so important, just because of the the

the met office issues weather warnings as snow falls in scotland and other parts of the uk.ment for the skin condition vitiligo be offered on the nhs? and in the ring with the next big star are and coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel. a potential season defining night for chelsea and their manager graham potter — as they prepare to face borussia dortmund at stamford bridge in the champions league. here in glasgow. kate forbes, the finance secretary, humza yousaf, the health secretary, and ash regan, a former minister, will be answering questions from an audience, and from each other. the final decision will be made by party members who begin voting next week. the winner will be announced on 27th march. our scotland editor, james cook, has been to the south west of scotland to speak to some of those who'll be voting. it's a short campaign, but an intense one. the candidates have been on the road for a week. their latest stop, dumfries, in the southwest of scotland, as they try to win over party members. friends, independence is inevitable. independence is coming. a

check out the met office office.ce website for more details on those warnings. but here's what's happening? we go to weather fronts just brushing southern we go through southern areas as we go through tuesday night wednesday are tuesday night and wednesday are likely a mixture likely to provide a mixture of rain some places rain sleet and in some places some heavy snowfall over the next 24 hours. so a wet night across the south. snow showers, northern scotland, they'll be easing potentially icy in northern ireland as well, but also icy in the south as this wet weather comes in in between large chunks of the country , large chunks of the country, clear and cold minus four, minus five, even in towns and cities, maybe —50 through some rural parts. of course, scottish so cold, frosty start to wednesday , a wet start in the south covering snow. it's possible a centimetre two as you go through the day probably easing for a time across the southeast. but then we'll look at another pulse . wet weather coming into the southwe

there are three amber weather warnings in force issued by the met office, the first for northern ireland there could also be some freezing rain falling — treacherous driving conditions here — and the third from the north midlands, northwards into the pennines, particularly high snowfall totals for here. now, why is this all happening? well, we've got a pair of low pressure moving eastwards over the next 21t hours or so, but it's pretty much stalled across the central swathe of the uk. there are some strong gusty winds, cold air towards the north, much milderfurther south. all of this across southern england and south wales is falling as rain, but there could be some heavy, thundery downpours as we head through the rest of the day. but of course, all the concern is for within these warning areas, where the snow willjust keep on falling for the rest of the day and it will be very windy. blizzard—like conditions and drifting snow possible, a range of temperatures. look at this, 12 or 13 celsius in devon and cornwall in that much milder air towards the south. overnight tonight, the snow will

now, it's prompted the met office to issue an amber warning for the pennines area, valid from 3 pm onring here and there. early in the morning on friday, that weather front with its snowy weather clears towards the east — it may have a sting in its tail. you can see some wintry weather from lincolnshire into east anglia, maybe essex, but then come the afternoon it clears into the netherlands and into germany as well. and then, we're in between where the systems — a cold northerly wind with a few snow showers in the north. a really chilly day on friday. hello again this is bbc news. britain's government is accused of utter failure over new asylum rules to stop migrant boats crossing the channel. but prime minister rishi sunak insists his plan is the people's priority. a bbc spokesperson says one of its most popular presenters gary lineker is being �*spoken to' after he criticised the government's immigration plans on social media. kyiv denies any involvement in reports that a pro ukrainian group was behind a attack. a crime with two victims how gangs in south east asia are forcing migr

getting ready for heavy snow and blizzards forecast across parts of the uk as the met office warns thereuld be significant disruption. music. and meet the woman flying the flag for the uk in this year's eurovision song contest — mae muller will be heading to liverpool in may. on bbc london: more than 200 people arrested by the met police and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. four days after their 7—0 thrashing at anfield, how will manchester united respond in europe? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the cost of childcare is rising — making it increasingly difficult for many parents to go to work. one children's charity found the average cost of childcare for under twos in britain is almost 15,000 pounds a year — though that varies greatly depending on where you are. (ani look at the difference in the amount of your wages you'll spend — roughly 44% for full time workers on average pay — but in scotland it's around 35% — and more than 50% in london. the government says its invested £20 billion over five years to help families with childcare. labour says