the met office has these two red weather warnings.t starts at 10am and lasts until 5pm. damaging gusts of wind and as well as the red warnings we also have some amber warnings lasting a little bit longer and they cover a wider area as well, so here are also mature some damaging gusts of wind. expect disruption and delays if you are travelling —— and here too. the rain moving north—east, curling around the low pressure of the storm. moving south, we have some brighter skies. wherever you are, it will be windy tomorrow because the wet office —— the met office has yellow weather warnings for the whole of the uk for wind. saturday, the low pressure pulls away, and another system coming and bringing more wet and windy conditions. very windy with tales, far north of northern england and scotland to start the day, easing from the south, and then the next system coming in from the west. i'm sarah campbell in liverpool. where families have been gathering throughout the morning for the sentencing on axel rudakubana is to be sentenced today for

the met office aren't _ last into sunday. the met office aren't quite - last into sunday.uite sure i last into sunday. the met office aren't quite sure ofj last into sunday. the met - office aren't quite sure of how long this snow is actually going to last for. one thing we do know is there is another weather warning in place for large chunks of wales, yellow warning for rain very quickly after the snow, starting from tomorrow morning. there is a chance there will be some people possibly who may go to sleep and it hasn't yet really snowed and then they will wake up, and by the time they wake up up, and by the time they wake up it has gone and rain is in place. it is difficult to know but one thing we do know is we are expecting, in large north wales, tickly and high ground, 30-40 wales, tickly and high ground, 30—110 centimetres of snow. they could be some disruption this evening. could be some disruption this evenina. . ~ could be some disruption this evenina. ., ~ ,, , could be some disruption this evenina. . ~ ,, , . evening. thank you very much. fill in stratford-upon-

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel. the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands and much of wales. i am nicky schiller in leeds. it is in one of those amber areas, heavy snow expected overnight, there could up to a0 cm across the pen names overnight. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and there's been a star—studded event at the white house — with bono, michaelj fox and hillary clinton among those honoured with the presidential medal of freedom. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. the six—day state funeral of america's 39th president, jimmy carter has begun in his native georgia. he died last week at the age of one hundred. former and current secret service agents assigned to the carter protective division transported the former president's remains to the hearse. crowds lined the streets to pay their repects as the motorcade passed through mr carte

the met office if you hours ago but they cover the whole of northern ireland and a good part of southernd as well. the big thing about these is just a geographical area but also the population centres covered, including belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, and add onto that the whole of the republic of ireland under a red warning issued by the met office. similar conditions, including the isle of man with a red warning. wins quite widely in these areas gusting to around 80-90 these areas gusting to around 80—90 mph but we could see some sports, particularly at the north coast of northern ireland and down this zone from argyll and down this zone from argyll and bute and through the ayrshire coast towards dumfries and galloway, 100 mass per hour at times. some of this will be hitting during the crucial rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. rush—hour period, particularly tomorrow morning covered, population centres covered, including belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, and add onto that the whole of the republic of ireland under a red warning issued by the met office. similar conditions, includ

and the met office advice on this is very clear.ss it's critical, stay at home. stay safe. only travel if absolutely necessary. and if you do need to travel, think about how equipped is your vehicle and do you know which roads the met office or the travel authorities are recommending? and think about if you're having to travel with young people or people with vulnerabilities and the impact on them. so please take on board all the advice before you even think about travelling anywhere. when we think of the red cross, it's often about emergencies and disasters abroad where we see your colleagues overseas very much in evidence. but obviously you're the british red cross. how are your response teams going to be working this weekend? well, as you say, we are the british red cross. our uk operations teams and our emergency response teams are on standby this weekend and actually already deployed in london last night. our teams were deployed helping those who do not have the luxury of any shelter in homeless centres in southwark last night.

the met office has these two red weather warnings, northern ireland and scotland, northern ireland androm seven in the morning until two o'clock, and for scotland it kicks in ten o'clock until five o'clock. it is covering both showers. damaging gusts of wind. in addition, he amber weather warnings for tomorrow, again gales, severe gales, and the scottish one, as the storm moves north—eastwards come out will last until the following day, into saturday until 6am. picking up on friday, we have the rain rattling through, curling back across scotland and northern ireland, but it is the wind that will be the main feature. really damaging gusts of wind, gales, severe gales, possibly gusts as much as 100 mph for the exposure across parts of northern ireland had western scotland. as we head on into friday night and saturday, the low pressure continues to drift north—eastwards, it will still be windy for northern england, open to scotland, the wind slowly easing from the south through the day, it will take much of the day before the gales ease across the far north. then a quite a spell, but more

more met office warnings including an amber warning for flooding in parts of northern england.eep southwards and it will turn colder too. i will have all of the details here on the breakfast. it's wednesday the 1st of january 2025. our main story.

met office red warnings — tree fell onto his car.nto his car. met office red warnings were in place - tree fell onto his car. met office red warnings were in place for. red warnings were in place for northern island and places in scotland. many schools and large parts of the transport network will be closed in these areas. the isle of man has declared a major incident because of the number of trees down — and is advising people to stay at home. more than 700 thousand homes and businesses in the republic of ireland and 93 thousand in northern ireland are without power. earlier i spoke with the meteorologist who said it has been pretty wild. has been an exceptionally deep area of low pressure, as we were expecting, and this is why we've seen such exceptionally strong winds. you talked about those kind of gusts, but yes, we've already seen gusts of 100mph in south lanarkshire. recorded a gust that strong earlier on this afternoon. there were gusts in excess of 90mph across parts of northern ireland and wales. and so it has really been a

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel. the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands and much of wales. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer, killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. funeral services honouring former us presidentjimmy carter expected to begin shortly. it follows his death at age 100 last sunday. and i'm carl nasman in... and i'm car we;man in... and i'm car we are n in... and i'm car we are expecting that repossession shortly. —— free no possession... hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. amber warni

so the met office has issued amber warnings. on the leading edge of that, as it bumps into that cold air, that's where we're likely to see some significant and disruptive snow for a time. it then changes back to rain quite readily behind it, with much noticeably milder air. so snow and ice an issue through wales and the midlands until tomorrow lunchtime. snow potentially a disruptive issue across northern england. and that amber weather warning remains in force until the end of sunday, so you can see how readily the snow is turning back to rain across the southeast. we'll see a spell of potentially freezing rain possible in the midlands and north wales, snow to higher ground and accumulations starting to really gather across the pennines, where we could have as much as a0cm of snow before the system eases through. it's going to stay cold to the north, but look at the difference. milder air tucking in behind double, digits first thing tomorrow morning. so it's a showery, mild mess first thing in the morning across the far south e

— second highest that the met office issues. . you heard phil mention in this area that we could — mention in this area that we could irr— mention in this area that we could in the pennines where is it is about _ could in the pennines where is it is about 300 metres get around _ it is about 300 metres get around 40 centimetres of snow. in around 40 centimetres of snow. in some — around 40 centimetres of snow. in some of— around 40 centimetres of snow. in some of the other areas that are not— in some of the other areas that are not as _ in some of the other areas that are not as higher up you can in some of the other areas that are not as higher r are )u can seek less than we are expecting, we may see more. certainty, _ expecting, we may see more. certainly, the officials are saying _ certainly, the officials are saying that we should prepare for it — saying that we should prepare for it to — saying that we should prepare for it to be bad which will mean _ for it to be bad which will mean some villagers could be cut off — mean som

and so we have our met office amber warning.ng gusts of 60—70mph, some coasts and hills 80—90mph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that, pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures, well, i think, they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south. now, as we head through friday night, our area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy, you'll notice in the north of scotland for a time on saturday further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. live from singapore, this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive or

the met office has already issued a number of amber warnings across parts of northern ireland, southernles. we could see some damaging gusts in excess of 90 miles an hour for one or two. storm eowyn is still out in the western atlantic right now. it's set to develop into that potent storm, but before it arrives, this will bring some wet and windy weather tomorrow before we see a quieter spell after some rain through today. before we see a quieter spell now that rain is clearing away from eastern areas. clearer skies tonight. 0utbreaks outbreaks of reign in ireland and strengthening winds. after frosty start outweigh the fog will clear in this area of reign will spread this way eastwards across most areas of england. finalfeast eastwards across most areas of england. final feast will stay largely dry with temperatures close to the average for this stage injanuary. reign stage in january. reign sweeping stage injanuary. reign sweeping in most areas and then the wind strengthened. gales are possible just about anywhere across the uk but the met office has amber warnings in these areas. nor

also the met office has issued some new warnings for scotland and northern ireland.w and ice covering northern and western scotland and northern ireland and said further snow showers will bring two to five centimetres widely across northern and western scotland with ten centimetres over higher ground. a yellow warning for scotland and northern ireland. i will take you back to the pictures we are getting from paris because president macron is about to arrive to take part in commemorations in the french capital, we can see him just arriving with his wife brigitte macron tail. they are marking ten years since he islamist gun attack at the magazine charlie hebdo, 12 people were killed including several of its best—known cartoonists. let's speak to nabila ramdani, a french—algerian journalist and author of fixing france: how to repair a broken republic. thank you forjoining us. i know you were base just a few streets ago when —— a few streets ago when —— a few streets away when this attack happened ten years ago. reminders of what happened. i was literally a few streets a

snow towards the met office. drift on strong, gusty winds, so do check before you travel this weekend. cold air still spilling down from the north—west through the rest of the day, and that will drive some showers. into parts of the cheshire gap, north facing coast, northern scotland, northern ireland. it is feeling cold, temperatures in low single figures. some sunshine towards the south. overnight, as the wind tends to lighten, we will see freezing fog patches develop again across the south of england and south wales. some cloud towards the north and west, one or two wintry showers. watch out for icy stretches here, and temperatures once more it will dip below freezing. not quite as cold in the south as it was last night. the freezing fog is likely to linger where we see it form. there will be cloud towards the north and west, but some sunshine towards the north and east. clouding over to award the self. feeling very cold. as this rain bumped into the colder hour, it is likely to turn to snow, fleeting for many

the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain thisn england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. amber warning for snow and ice are in place from 6pm today until midday sunday — they cover the east midlands, north—west england, wales, south—west england, the west midlands and yorkshire and humber. our news reporter sharon barbour is following the developments from york. well, it's getting cold already to around three degrees in york now. i left newcastle a short time ago where it was one degrees, but you can feel the air. it's just getting much colder. we're standing around so that makes things worse. we're at the train station. of course, there are warnings about travel, particularly on the roads where the conditions may be very treacherous as that heavy snow comes in overnight, particularly over the pennines, where we've been hearing up to 40cm

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel.ened by the death of 31—year—old british man edward pettifer, one of 1a killed in the new orleans vehicle attack on new years day. in the next few hours, funeral services honouring former us at age 100 last sunday. teenage darts sensation luke littler makes history — becoming the youngest ever world darts champion at age 17. he won the final at palace yesterday. let's return now to the weather situation here in the uk now. amber and yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place this weekend, with heavy snow and icy rain forecast. the warning covers most of wales, across the pennies and up into the north of england. for more on this now — i'm joined by our weather presenter louis lear. when it's amber, you know it's serious. , ., serious. yes middle tier that means we — serious. yes middle tier that means we are _ serious. yes middle tier that means we are confident - serious. yes middle tier that l means we are confident there serious. yes middle tier that . means we are confid

so this is where the met office have those amber warnings.t of the winds in northern ireland in the morning. northern england, north wales, middle part of the day. southern scotland through the afternoon we could see winds, hills and coasts, 80—90 miles an hour, maybe a little bit more. that will cause damage and destruction. but even away from that widespread gales for many rain sweeping across southern areas quite quickly during the morning to sunshine for the afternoon. a few showers around, but the rain will linger across parts of northern ireland, scotland and with some snow falling across the scottish mountains. it is going to be a day in which the temperatures are fairly academic, higher than we've seen through recent days, but with those strong winds it does mean it will feel much cooler than that. into saturday, the strong winds will remain across the north of scotland after quite a wild night. still some snow in the mountains here. not a bad day for many on saturday though. brighter weather with a few showers dotted here and there,

the met office issues weather warnings 0ffice issues weather warnings on a kind of impact scale, whenheyissue on a kind of impact scale, when they issue a red warning it means there is a very high likelihood of the very highest impact, so a danger to life. does that mean the storm itself is the problem, or is it the conditions it is coming into that have gone before rates? there is an assessment is made of the conditions before too but actually i think this job isjust so big but actually i think this job is just so big that the storm itself is causing the impact. it is northern ireland, south—western and central parts of scotland, the central belt of scotland, the central belt of scotland, the central belt of scotland looks like it could turn very nasty indeed to the afternoon, wind gusts widely to 80 or 90 mph but 100 mph ransom exposed coasts and hills, so regardless of the conditions in the first place a storm like that will cause major impact. there is a much broader and the weather warning covering really the northern half of the uk, some very strong, destructively strong winds i

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel. the most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands and much of wales, and are in place from saturday evening and throughout sunday. now on bbc news, the global story: australia's social media ban. hello, i'm lucy hockings. from the bbc world service, this is the global story. today, are teens in australia about to get kicked off social media? parents across the world know this predicament. social media networks can be a huge part of teenage life, a place to speak to friends and join communities, but it's also a place where harmful content can repeatedly impact young people. so, how can we keep our teens safe on these platforms? in today's episode, australia wants to ban teens under the age of 16 from using social media networks. but will it work? with me today is the bbc�*s cyber correspondentjoe tidy, and our australia correspondent joining us from sydney, katy watson. hi to you both. hi. joe, ithink, because i have teenagers, that social media is a bit like a runaway trai

the met office says there's a risk of disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. snow has already started falling in the west of the country, up to 40cm of snow is forecast in parts of the pennines, with 15—30cm expected in wales and the peak district. bristol airport has suspended its operations this evening due to the conditions. for more on this now, i'm joined by our weather presenter ben rich. the snow is now fallen and clients and disruption in some parts of the uk, particularly in the south and west. for many it's the mix of rain late in snow, so it helps to look at the bigger picture, so i have some graphics here for you to look at. , we have cold air in place, where cold airfor we have cold air in place, where cold air for the last few days, which mild airthat is mild air that is pushing in. the yellow mild air that is pushing in. the yellow colours mild air that is pushing in. the yellow colours are mild air that is pushing in. the yellow colours are starting to cause the issues. i the yellow colours are starting to cause the issues.— to cause the issues

the met office says the storm will bring very dangerous driving conditions with fallen trees on roadsa judge temporarily blocks president trump's order to end automatic citizenship for babies born in the us, calling it "blatantly unconstitutional". we hearfrom one of the youngest survivors from the nazi concentration camp in poland, as the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz approaches. what i want the world to do is to please remember. remember us. and let it be a lesson to the world. coming up in business — "make in america, orface the consequences" — donald trump talks tough on trade at the world economic forum in davos. hello, i'm tadhg enright. millions are bracing themselves for storm eowyn which is hitting ireland and is due to arrive in britain in the coming hours. the met office has issued a rare red weather warning for northern ireland and the scottish central belt, which means a danger to life. 4.5 million people were sent an emergency phone alert, advising them to stay at home. many schools and large parts of the transport network will be closed in these areas.

so much so, the met office have issued not one, but two rare red warnings for storm eowyn.ral and southern scotland. here's the storm winding itself up, deepening as it crosses the country. real squeeze in the isobars on its southern flank across the northern half of the country. this is where were likely to see most of the damage and the disruption. in the short term, we have a weaker system crossing the country, a frontal system bringing some rain, some of it heavy and thundery and stronger winds pushing into southern and western areas. so quite a blustery afternoon to come. some sunshine though, but still on the chilly side. single digits across the board. a brief ridge of high pressure will bring a quiet spell tonight for a time before storm eowyn comes racing in from the south and west to bring another band of heavy rain spreading northwards and eastwards, with some snow on the hills as it bumps into the cold air. and then the winds really ramp up across western areas, initially for northern ireland, the whole of northern ireland under a red warning, isolated gusts in

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel.ngland, the midlands and much of wales. funeral services honouring former us presidentjimmy carter have begun in atlanta. it follows his death at age 100 last sunday. and i'm carl nasman. live in atlanta, georgia as the nation says goodbye to the former president. will be speaking with those who knew him best. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. thank you for being with us. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. iamjoined by i am joined by our correspondent in stratford, surrey in m

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel.he most severe warnings cover northern england, the midlands, and much of wales. the prince and princess of wales say they are shocked and saddened by the death of edward pettifer who was killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and the teenage darts sensation luke littler has made history — by becoming the youngest ever world champion at age 17. he claimed victory in london, last night, taking the record from his oppoment, michael van gerwen. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. bbc weather presenter ben rich told me what we can expect to see over the coming hours. i can show you what's

met office amber warnings have been issued for snow and ice during the weekend, particularly coveringugh saturday night and on into sunday. so, what's going on? well, cold air has set in across the uk, this cold arctic air sitting in place. and then, from the southwest, some milder air tries to make a move and along the boundary between the two, we have this weather front. as this weather front moves into the cold air, well, it is that that will generate some significant snow for some of us, but also some rain down towards the south as things turn milder. saturday morning, though, starting with some fog, especially down towards the south — freezing fog after a cold night. and after that foggy start with cloud rolling in from the south, i think across some southern parts, it will be quite a grey day. more sunshine for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, although there will be some wintry showers. in fact, some more widespread wet and wintry weather moving across the northern isles. temperatures really struggling. in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the after

the met office has issued two new weather warnings for ice and snow covering parts of northern irelandarnings covering most of england and parts of scotland also remain in place until later this morning, as snow continues to freeze and icy conditions persist. thomas magill, bbc news. let's speak to nickjohnson, who's in harrogate, north yorkshire. it looks absolutely freezing, what are the conditions like more widely? tt what are the conditions like more widely?— what are the conditions like more widely? it is chilly here, it was about _ more widely? it is chilly here, it was about -4, _ more widely? it is chilly here, it was about -4, minus - more widely? it is chilly here, it was about -4, minus five i it was about —4, minus five degrees, we think, overnight, probably around —2 and we think it will get to around plus two at around midday. this scene, it really is lovely, it feels like a winter wonderland and we are seeing many people enjoying it this morning but there has not been a fresh flake of snow here since sunday, but because the temperatures have been so bitter everything has

and so we have our met office amber warning. inland spots seeing gusts of 60—70mph, some coasts and hills 80—90mph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that, pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures, well, i think, they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south. now as we head through friday night, our area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy, you'll notice, in the north of scotland for a time on saturday, further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. live from singapore, this is bbc news. president trump si

so met office amber warnings remain in force.i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places. but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down to the south—west. 12 degrees there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, where we have that mild air in the south, it'll be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. s

the met office has issued a rare red weather warning for northern ireland and the scottish central beltd an emergency phone alert — many schools and large parts of the transport network will be closed in these areas. and as you can see from this map, it's a giant storm. and coastal areas could see winds of up to 100 mph. an amber weather warning is in place for the rest of scotland, northern england and north wales with separate yellow warnings for wind and rain covering the rest of the uk. eowyn is also battering ireland which has recorded wind speeds of 114 miles per hour in galway, the strongest since records began. let's have a look at the live pictures coming infrom around the uk and ireland. this is from largs in scotland, and the west coast. the central belt will be the key area affected by storm eowyn. we are hearing reports of flight cancellations, that's from glasgow airport, which isn't too far from largs, glasgow airport, which isn't too farfrom largs, where glasgow airport, which isn't too far from largs, where as you can see, there are also cancellations at edinburgh airpo

and so we have our met office amber warning.nland spots seeing gusts of 60—70mph, some coasts and hills 80—90mph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that, pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures, well, i think, they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south. now as we head through friday night, our area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy, you'll notice, in the north of scotland for a time on saturday, further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. live from washington, this is bbc news. president trump sig

and so we have our met office amber warning, these are the areas covered by that amber warning.e coasts and hills 80 to 90mph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that. pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures will, i think they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south. now, as we head through friday night, our area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy. you'll notice in the north of scotland for a time on saturday further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. this is bbc news, the headlines... president trump sens 1500 troops to the us mexico border on and m

and so we have our met office amber warning, these are the areas covered by that amber warning.asts and hills 80 to 90mph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that. pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures will, i think they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south now as we head through friday night. 0ur area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy you'll notice in the north of scotland for a time on saturday, further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. talking trade — donald trump is set to address world leaders at davos today with the threat of further tar

the met office has described it as probably the most powerful to hit in at least 10 years.one man was killed. here's our ireland correspondent, sarah girvin. storm eowyn may be over, but the destruction left in its wake is unprecedented. in the republic of ireland, it was a once in a generation weather event. it claimed the life of 20—year—old kacper dudek, killed in county donegal when a tree fell on his car. around the country, a massive clean up operation is underway, but the repairs are expected to take some time. across the island of ireland, hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power. and while work is ongoing, there is a warning that it might take up to ten days for everyone to get electricity back. this animal shelter has been left without heating. a lot of our puppies need a lot more care than the older dogs, medications, and wejust... like, this wee one's freezing at the minute. so we'd just be very keen to make sure that those puppies have electric. if not, we might need to consider getting foster homes for them. there are more than 2,000 road obstruc

met office have issued amber warnings already across some parts of the uk.at the moment is only reallyjust in its development phase. you can see the cloud coming off of north america fired by a big jet stream will develop more during the next 2a hours. we've got actually a window of quieter weather out there at the moment before we see a forerunner of some wind and rain through thursday. so tonight, with more in the way of clear skies developing after the day's cloud clears away, there could be some fog patches in the east. temperatures dropping with some clear skies for many, a frost for some into the morning, but for quite a few of us, maybe as low as “4 to —6 through the grampians. but already signs of a change as we start the day in ireland. outbreaks of rain here. strengthening winds. after a bright start, frosty start elsewhere, the fog will clear and then this area of rain, initially in western britain across the morning, will spread its way eastwards. rain across most areas of england before brightening up, setting in across scotland through the late

the met office has issued two new weather warnings for ice and snow covering parts of northern irelandlow warnings covering most of england and parts of scotland also remain in place until later this morning, as snow continues to freeze and icy conditions persist. thomas magill, bbc news. earlier i spoke to our reporter, nickjohnson. he's in harrogate, north yorkshire where conditions have remained icy since sunday. it was about “4, minus five degrees overnight, probably about —2 now. we think it will get around plus two at around midday today. there's a scene here is really lovely, feels like a winter wonderland and we have seen lots of people enjoying it this morning but that hasn't been a fresh flake of snow which has fallen here since sunday but because the temperatures have been so bitter, everything has frozen over. one of these payments here, which is right in the middle of town, more like the skate rink and we have seen people really struggling to negotiate that this morning. this is right in the middle of town, right next to the shops and we have had that the snow and we have

the met office says heavy snow over the weekend could affect travel.ngland, the midlands and much of wales. in the next few hours, funeral services honouring former us presidentjimmy carter will begin, following his death at age 100 last sunday. teenage darts sensation luke littler makes history, becoming the youngest ever world darts champion at age 17. hello and welcome. buckingham palace has announced king charles is deeply saddened by the death of a british man who was among 1a people killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans. edward pettifer, who was 31, from west london, is the stepson of alexandra pettifer, previously known as tiggy legge—bourke, who was the nanny to prince william and prince harry. in a tribute, his family described him as a "wonderful son, brother, grandson, nephew and friend to so many". 0ur correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was a premeditated and evil act. this man for chelsea in london was 31 years old and one of 1a who

the met office says the storm will bring very dangerous driving conditions with fallen trees on roadsin the us, calling it "blatantly unconstitutional".

so met office amber warnings remain in force.hink it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places. but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down to the south—west. 12 degrees there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, where we have that mild air in the south, it'll be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. stay

and so we have our met office amber warning, these are the areas covered by that amber warning.ph. and in fact, it is possible that some very exposed spots could see winds even stronger than that. pretty unusual for the uk. and then we also have widespread gales even away from that amber warning area. yellow warnings covering other parts of the uk. also some outbreaks of rain, some snow for a time up towards the north. and those temperatures will i think they'll be the least of our worries, but actually a little bit milder down towards the south now. as we head through friday night, our area of low pressure, our storm gradually pulls northwards. still very, very windy. you'll notice in the north of scotland for a time on saturday further gales to come here. another weather system pushing in from the west bringing rain, some snow for some of us. and then actually through sunday and into next week, it looks like we could see more wet and windy weather. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump sends 1500 troops to the us—mexico border, in a move to crack down on illegal

the met office is warning of possible delays on the roads and at airports, too.ut the worst—hit areas could see up to 40cm this weekend. simon jones, bbc news. don't forget you can get the forecast for where you are on the bbc weather website or app. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. police are investigating after the father of sara sharif was reportedly assaulted in prison weeks after being jailed for the 10—year—old's murder. urfan sharif is said to have been attacked at belmarsh prison on new year's day by two other inmates in a cell. he said to have suffered cuts to his face and it is understood he received medical treatment inside the prison. a prison service spokesperson said police are investigating an assault on a prisoner at hmp belmarsh on the 1st of january. it would be inappropriate to comment further they investigate. 43—year—old urfan sharif and beinash batool were convicted at the old bailey last month of killing sara sharif. how do you provide care for older or disabled people that struggle with day to day tasks like washing, dr

there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that willher over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western channel coasts too, and some of these showers are likely to have some thunder, some lightning and some hail in them, some very heavy downpours and strong gusty winds. tempera

the met office have issued amber warnings across parts of england and wales for snow and for ice too.rk, perhaps the airports, potential for power cuts as well. so do be prepared for some disruptive weather, particularly tonight into tomorrow. we've got a couple of amber warnings, the first one for wales into the midlands for snow and ice, valid from 6pm. 9pm then a second amber warning comes into force across northern england for heavy snowfall. for the here and now, though, we're in a cold air mass. relatively quiet conditions at first, but milder air is working in from the south—west, along with these weather fronts. they're initially going to be falling as rain, quickly turning to snow as that system pushes its way northwards and eastwards. so there's the rain just lurking in the wings, pushing into the south—west of england through the middle part of the afternoon, turning to snow, certainly over the higher ground. to the north and east of that, a drier picture for much of the day. a bit of sunshine across eastern scotland, north—east england too, but feeling really chilly, just

so the met office has issued amber warnings.to see some significant and disruptive snow for a time. it then changes back to rain quite readily behind it, with much noticeably milder air. so snow and ice an issue through wales and the midlands until tomorrow lunchtime. snow potentially a disruptive issue across northern england. and that amber weather warning remains in force until the end of sunday, so you can see how readily the snow is turning back to rain across the southeast. we'll see a spell of potentially freezing rain possible in the midlands and north wales, snow to higher ground and accumulations starting to really gather across the pennines, where we could have as much as 40cm of snow before the system eases through. it's going to stay cold to the north, but look at the difference. milder air tucking in behind double, digits first thing tomorrow morning. so it's a showery, mild mess first thing in the morning across the far south east, our snow lingers to higher ground, but it will turn readily back to rain at lower l