let's cross over to nick miller. what wind there is will bea nick miller.here is will be a cold one carrying further wintry showers. showers dotted about through wales & west earn england, particularly into northern ireland and western scotland. there will be further snow. we had wintry showers today. they will continue overnight. there will be ice on untreated services as temperatures drop close to freezing across the uk. tomorrow many southern and eastern parts stay largely dry with some sunshine, but the wintry showers will continue. rain, sleet and hail the wintry showers will continue. rain, sleetand hailfor the wintry showers will continue. rain, sleet and hailfor wales and for south—west england. running into the pennines, northern ireland and western scotland at times it will be heavy sleet and snow showers. further accumulations in places. there will be another cold day. on saturday, early rain, perhaps sleet, clearing from southern england. it will be a quieter day, sunshine, fewer showers but wet and windy weather spreading north—east on sunday.

here is nick miller. more snow for some of us nick miller. more snow for some of us overnight.ng. already clearly some of us have quite a lot of snow on the ground. here is the latest weather system coming in on the southern flank. bills or severe gales on the northern flag running into cold air. the met office amber rudd be prepared warning in force for southern scotland and northern england into the southern uplands, northern pennines, 20 centimetres of fresh snow, low levels around 3—8 centimetres. this is where the wintry weather will hang around longest overnight. it's notjust the snow to the south. we've got some very strong winds, gales or severe gales for england and wales. 60 mph gusts, maybe up to 70 in some spots. risk of disruption going into the morning, whetherfrom snow, wind, icy conditions left behind across northern parts of the uk as we start the day. check the travel situation for you head out. the bulk of the overnight weather by this stage, 8am, will have cleared. it is the problem is left behind we need to be prepared for. whereof, two. scotland and northe

nick miller. england every year — according to the latest figures. and the gap between the number leaving and those joining has widened to 3000 — the highest for at least 5 years. the royal college of nursing says the nhs is haemorrhaging staff but the government says it has plans to boost recruitment. our health editor hugh pym reports. voices from the front line. nurses on the challenges of their jobs in the 70th year of the nhs. they do it because it's in their bones, they have this desire to care for the most vulnerable people. just having a lot of patience to look after... per one member of staff. patient—to—staff ratio, it's quite high. much of the work that nurses carry out today is the type of work doctors were carrying out when i initially trained. but for some, like mary, the pressures are so great they feel they have to quit. she qualified two years ago, but found the strain was affecting her health, so decided to leave. i was so excited at my graduation to finally become a nurse and re

time for a look at the weather with nick miller.as well, more weather hazards on the horizon and possible disruption in the morning. some of us have quite a lot of snow on the ground. here is the latest weather system coming in on its southern flag, gales or severe gales. 0n the northern flag running into cold air, more snow. the met office amber rudd be prepared warning in force. for southern scotland and northern england into the southern uplands, northern pennines, up to 20 centimetres of fresh snow, low levels around 3—8 centimetres. this is where the wintry weather will hang around longest overnight. it's not just the snow, hang around longest overnight. it's notjust the snow, to the south we've got very strong winds, gales oi’ we've got very strong winds, gales or severe gales, 60—70 mph gusts. risk of disruption into the morning, whether from snow, wind risk of disruption into the morning, whetherfrom snow, wind overnight, icy conditions across northern parts of the uk as we start the day. check the travel situation before yo

time for the weather with nick miller. hello.ntil 10pm, but they will slowly ease through the night. travelling remains difficult with the new snow we‘ve seen. fewer snow showers by the end of the night, but icy. we will see some wet weather coming into the south—west later in the night. rain, perhaps a bit of sleet, some wet snow associated with that. it sticks around during saturday for parts of northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into southern england. really quite cold under that. milder for cornwall and devon into the afternoon, as it brightens up a little bit. some sunny spells for the far north of england and scotland. just one or two wintry showers left behind through western and northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near as heavy or frequent as they‘ve been today. on sunday, more wet weather spreading north and east across the uk. as it runs into cold air, more snow for a time in parts of scotland and northern england. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: ministers say they won‘t challenge the decision to rel

let's get an update on the weather with nick miller.er levels, a few more centimetres as the showers move through. and winneredy showers that continue overnight. ice on untreated surfaces as temperatures drop to below freezing over the uk. tomorrow, many southern and eastern parts dry but the showers continue. rain, sleet, hailfor the showers continue. rain, sleet, hail for wales the showers continue. rain, sleet, hailfor wales and the showers continue. rain, sleet, hail for wales and south—east england. but running to the pennines more at times there heavy sleet and snow showers, so further accumulations in places, and another cold day. saturday, early rain, perhaps the sleet clearing from the south of england. then a quieter day. sunshine, a fewer showers but then wet and windy weather spreading north and east on sunday. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. a deal to create closer military and security co—operation between france and the uk — the prime minister and president macron sign a new treaty on border security which will s

nick miller has the latest weather. much colder air has spread south across the uk. from these, and showers continuing elsewhere, will be nice on untreated surfaces going into the morning as temperatures dropped close to freezing. —— will be ice. another blustery day tomorrow. north—westerly wind. showers towards northern scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales, west midlands and into the south—west. rain, sleet and hailstones. some good sunny spells elsewhere. those temperatures still well down into single figures. a bit ofa well down into single figures. a bit of a frost settling in first day into friday morning. friday, strongest winds with mostly rain showers in the north sea coast. on friday, we will have a fine day with some sunshine around. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... theresa may says she's "not a quitter". speaking at the start of a three—day trade mission to china, the pm insists there's "a long—term job to be done". carrie gracie — who stood down as the bbc‘s china editor in protest about pay inequality — tells mps her case is an example of

as you can see here, nbc legal analyst nick akerman, and matt miller, chief spokesperson for the doj under president obama. matt, you have done the job of legal spokesperson. so you've -- you've done your fair share of onion peeling and parsing. and it is true to say that steve bannon's claim that this is treasonous is not legally correct. it's not technically treason. >> yeah. >> and secondly, don jr. is not actually a shell with a yolk inside. he is not technically an egg. and yet both of these overstatements seem to have really struck a nerve in the white house. walk us through why and what you see tomorrow. >> you know, i think you're right about that. and the other important thing about the steve bannon quotes from that michael wolff book is that time period when that meeting happened, early june of 2016, steve bannon was not yet a member of the trump campaign. so any knowledge he has what did or didn't take place and of course he claimed it's hard to believe that natalia veselnitskaya wasn't escorted up to meet the candidate himself. but any knowledge he has would be secondhand

leaders by a new nick had to come from behind to win four two at home to vera to braman the visitors took the lead end peg buying back to two two but robert levin dahl ski and thomas miller then both scored their second goals of the game to extend byron's lead at the top to sixteen points. well and another club hamburg fired coach marcus gets dole they that move came a day after the team lost at home to bottom place cologne to no defeat left hamburg in the delegation zone in seventeenth place because so took over the team back in twenty sixteen and narrowly avoided being sent down last season after saturday's defeat accused all told reporters he had given his all for the club passion and heart is more now on what turned out to be his final game in charge. walking onto the pitch for what would be his last match his dog knew he had to have three points against colo despite the pressure hamburger united before the game. but it was the visitors who struck first similar to rhoda finishing off the assist in the twenty seventh minute the new sonny latched on to yellow psychos neat flick to beat did his dick my. after the break hamburg struggled in failed to find their four. in

were talking about stephen miller and the white house and these negotiations continuing on immigration. given that president will probably be -- how does this proceed from here? nick- congressional leaders taking it to the white house with other white house staff, how we involve our other staff and what is to come on the immigration bill. divide among clear senior administration officials on the issue of immigration. from a policy standpoint -- we always talk every day and roll our eyes at these stories. on the issue of the personalities and the issue of immigration, stephen miller is odds with the centrists and moderates that have a lot of clout in the senate. as well as senators lindsay and communicatew they that. as the president looks to have a messaging forward, he will be able to say they have funding to secure the border and something to be used for the wall here it at the end of the day, he will have to address these obama era policies for twentysomethings and thirtysomethings, on the issue of daca. shouldiness community we always note has ingested itself into the debate. --hink you will hear a lot >> what -- has the president taken any specific action to

miller spins himself right out the door. >> my god. stephanie, thank you very much. nick why our trust in our institutions and elites is in danger. >> well, edelman conducted this study for the last 18 years. it's one of the largest global studies that looks at trust in government of ngo media institutions in business. we did it across 28 countries, 33,000 interviews. and what we've seen is a decimation of trust in the united states, both amongst the american people but also a global audience. pre-cipitous drops. we're now viewed as somewhere between spain and italy among formed elites. the people making the most money in the country with the highest levels of education. the view of the united states is now dead last out of those 28 countries. we see precipitous, calamitous drops amongst young people in the country, polarization politically in the united states in this age of trump. and i think it bears mentioning the corresponding of rise and trust in china, both at an international audience, but amongst its domestic audiences, as well. and going back to the point that r

time for a look at the weather with nick miller.air coming our way in the next 2a hours. overnight. southern england. though, through the night. conditions as temperatures drop away here as well into wednesday morning. ireland again. showers working into parts of north—west england as well. outbreaks of rain clearing southern england. sunny spells following. just scattered showers here. a windier picture across the uk and, yes, a colder picture as well. around 3—7 celsius. and then on thursday, staying cold. showers for a time in scotland and northern ireland. but some of these easing. 00:29:53,505 --> 613566586:36:07,208 this 613566586:36:07,208 --> 1227133172:42:20,912 is 1227133172:42:20,912 --> 1840699758:48:34,615 bbc 1840699758:48:34,615 --> 2454266344:54:48,318 news, 2454266344:54:48,318 --> 3067832931:01:02,021 our 3067832931:01:02,021 --> 3681399517:07:15,725 latest 3681399517:07:15,725 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 headlines. predicting an economic hit from brexit. after a review found mistakes in the disclosure of evidence. it