i think probably the best of any if you get some will be the north—east of scotland, perhaps some spots across the north—west, where we will see further outbreaks of rain and it will be breezy here as well. so 11— 14 celsius for scotland. further south, 12, 13 degrees, maybe 14 celsius in the south—east. which is actually pretty mild, a little bit higher than we should be looking at this time of year. things are set to turn even milder mid week onwards. this big wedge of air were moving from the atlantic, the orange and yellow colours denote that. and it does look like, if we get some sunshine across the eastern side of the country, than those damages will shoot up. but again, another very cloudy day i think across northern and western areas. the thickest of the cloud across the west of scotland, where it will be quite breezy. 13, maybe 14 degrees here, but across the south and east, given some sunshine, we could be looking at 16 or 17 celsius. we've still got high pressure with us, dominating the scene i think for much of england and wales. this weather front will bring thicker cloud,

anglia and lincolnshire, parts of the north—east of england. of the storm pulls into the north sea pretty quickly on monday morning. this band of rain also clearing quite promptly so there will be a lot of sunshine. still windy in the north—east on the tail end of that system. into the west, the showers and some of those will be heavy and sundry. chillier feel with highs of 9011. an u nsettled feel with highs of 9011. an unsettled week, low pressure staying close by. —— highs of nine to 11. showers targeting northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england through the day, perhaps some longer spells of rain. wintry here across the pennines. by the end of the day more cloud and rain approaching the south—west of england and south wales. that is ahead of our major area of low pressure after the storm as we look at the week ahead. this is the area of low pressure bringing the most widespread spell of wind and rain in the next five days, affecting all areas at some stage with some snow potentially across the higher ground of scotland. brigh

more significant snow across the high ground of north—east scotland.scattered showers, some heavy infantry. some having a wintry flavour over high ground. that your weather. this is bbc world news today. i'm martin stanford. our top stories... exit polls in ukraine put a political novice and professional comedian well ahead of the incumbent petro poroshenko in the presidential election. turkish president erdogan‘s ak party could lose control of the capital, ankara, as preliminary results come out from the local elections. the uk prime minister considers her next move to try to break the brexit deadlock as one of her cabinet ministers admits there are no ideal choices. facebook founder mark zuckerberg calls for new internet regulations, two weeks after the new zealand mosque gunman used the social media platform to livestream his attack.

it is most likely to be in the north east. inues in the north—west. this weather system brushes into the north—west of the uk, so some strong winds associated with that. the rain persists as we go into friday. there will be some localised flooding. the rain moves south and east and eventually into the far north—west of england. but for much of wales and england on friday it will be a dry day. sunny spells behind that area of rain. still mild in the south—east. eventually the chilly airwill south—east. eventually the chilly air will spread its way south east as we go into there we can. but high pressure still dominating, so it will be largely dry into the weekend. as that colder air moves through, it will clear the skies a bit, so it will be sunny over the weekend with temperatures about 10-13. weekend with temperatures about 10—13. have a good day. number ten says theresa may will not be asking the european union for a long delay when she formally requests that brexit is postponed. the prime minister wants to do it as quickly a

let's hear now from one warehouse operator in sunderland, in the north—east of england.at chief executive for ferguson transport limited. we have overi million square feet of commercial property, much of which is turned over to warehousing. we have taken back the building of billiatt hundred 50,000 square feet at the end of january, that building is now full. altogether, probably a 50% lift in demand for warehousing. dominantly it is about the sector. this building has a lot of wheels and tyres and we are seeing a dramatic increase in stock levels. automobile companies here in the north—east are one of the most productive car pla nts one of the most productive car plants in the world and they do this because they have a lean supply chain. they deliverjust—in—time. we deliver every 20 minutes to the factory. they are keen to make sure that the supply chain is not interrupted with customs controls if they are slapped on during the first few weeks no deal brexit. lets hope and pray that within a few months we will suddenly wonder what this was all about, like the millennium

north east of tel aviv injuring several people. thank you so much for your company everyone we start this broadcast in britain where prime minister theresa may. is fighting for her political life the government is in crisis and may has been holding an emergency meeting with her cabinet ahead of a week of important votes on briggs it while theresa may left downing street with her brags that a minister steve barclay just a short while ago she's expected to update m.p.'s in the house of commons this afternoon while it's still not clear if she can get her e.u. would draw a deal through a third vote in parliament after crisis talks at her country residence broke up on sunday without any agreement well under a new timetable agreed with the european leaders last week this is may has now until april twelfth to when problems backing for her deal or find a viable alternative well after a year we can't fuelled with speculation that members of her cabinet were planning to ouster this morning some of mrs may's key ministers publicly expressed t

its true scale only emerged when police in the north—east re—opened their inquiries into medomsley nearn 2013. some of the boys would lay on the bottom of stairs and ask other boys to jump off the stairs and jump on to their legs so they could break their legs so they could be removed. dave stoker was 17 when he was sent to medomsley for theft. dave ended up working in the prison kitchens, they were run by this man, neville husband, a violent sexual predator. he took me upstairs and he told me to take me clothes off and sit on the bed. and he told us, he says if this gets out, he said he would make me life hell. i was just frightened to tell anybody, because i didn't think anybody would... husband, who has since died, was convicted of nine rapes and served five years in jail. the police now say he abused more than 300 teenage inmates. i felt dirty and ashamed of myself and as i say, i have been married 30 year and i didn't even tell me wife. dave died in 2017 from liver disease, caused by heavy drinking. it was medomsley, medomsley, it killed my davy stoker. the governor at medomsley wh

army in the north east of syria ok this to the nitty gritty could ship and i think the u.s. the troops will not fight the syrian army for the for for only reason because this is this is not american syria american bottle i mean it is. this israeli bottle and as you know. america big ally to is right there visor to president assad but then the shotgun says that donald trump soldiers fire at syrian. positions that's true because they're united states is there. supporting the eighty and its allies and when we talk about that america not all we we have to see is that iran in syria then now days that are easily lost syria and it didn't anything during this war so i think this corporation between america and is that aid we will know we will stay and we will we will see more schoolish in in syria by easy and we are preparing ourselves to fight them or to defend ourselves so i think america will estate will estate stand against us with is that in and we will stay against apposite them. then one one of us. has made. the last victory dr ahmed very thank you well syrian politicians lik

high pressure behind, losing the showers in the north—east of scotland.gling to hit double figures. maybe 12 or 13 in the south—west of england, but not the 17 we are seeing over the next few days. it may get colder briefly as we head into next week. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two... theresa may will seek to hold a debate and vote on brexit in the house of commons tomorrow. the only way we ensure we leave in good time on may 22nd is by approving the withdrawal agreement by 11pm on the 29th of march, which is tomorrow. but even after she promised to quit as prime minister if it goes through, theresa may's still struggling to get enough support for her deal. in other news, dust and debris from the grenfell tower fire has polluted the surrounding area, resulting in levels of toxic chemicals many times higher than normal. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with ollie. a three—year contract has been given toa a three—year contract has been given to a manchester united manager, his reward for

pretty windy in the north—east tomorrow, look out for some punchy showers in the west with the odd rumble at 13:30pm... the dutch husband of shamima begum — the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship for joining the islamic state group — has told the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. it was acceptable for you to marry a 15—year—old girl? it was her own choice, she was the one who asked to look for a partner for her. then i was invited, and yeah, she was very young. eight lawyers who back brexit — seven of them mps — set out the concessions they require from the eu to support the pm's brexit deal. rescuers hope to resume their search for british climber tom ballard who's been missing on one of the world's highest mountains in pakistan for nearly a week. america's latest astronaut capsule, the dragon,

many of us have been stuck in a cloud, but have a look at this, this is the coast of north—east england skies and sunshine coming through full stop the satellite picture tells the story. you can see the breaks in the cloud gci’oss you can see the breaks in the cloud across north—east england, and gci’oss across north—east england, and across shetland for example, and a few breaks across parts of the midlands and east anglia. some of these filling again once against with cloud so these big slabs of cloud floating across the sky, some rain across cloud floating across the sky, some rain gci’oss western cloud floating across the sky, some rain across western scotland. if you are under the cloud, 13—15. get some sunshine, 16—17 very likely across parts of eastern england. during this evening and tonight the rain in western scotland will drift its way northwards. the overnight hours are likely to be pretty cloudy, a bit misty and murky and drizzly across hills and coasts in the west. you see the rain band creeping into the picture. ahead of that that winds will start to strengthen. we get of

further north, some rain at times for the north—east of scotland. owers across the grampians this afternoon. sunny spells in southern scotland and northern ireland. still some showers in northumberland, durham and cumbria. northern england, north wales, midlands and south—east england, dry with sunshine. the cloud across the south—west and south wales will continue to push northwards this evening. the wind will increase especially across wales and the south—west. in scotland, turning chilly here. elsewhere, temperatures up to 9 degrees. that low pressure is still with us on wednesday. staying and settled for many of us. still some rain and hill snow across scotland, northern ireland. in england and where is, showers throughout the day. some sunny spells in between. temperatures for england and where will be 13 degrees. thursday should bea dry will be 13 degrees. thursday should be a dry day, still a few showers, wintry over higher ground. a northerly wind, chilly for many of us. temperatures for england and wales dropping down by a few degrees. frida

high pressure is still with us, but tending to move east, through the day, to allow this cold front to me then, into the northuch of england and wales having a decent day as well, with sunny spells throughout. but, in the north—west, cloud will thicken with outbreaks of rain from northern ireland moving into the west of scotland, with the rain turning steadier and heavier all the time. it might be april the first, but don't be fooled by the warm up in the south. temperatures up to 16 degrees in cardiff, but it is going to get colder from tuesday onwards, with rain or showers in the forecast, but very unsettled, it will even be cold enough for some hills know as well. so cold air moves southwards during tuesday, the winds coming down from a northerly direction and that is what really will be bringing those showers and really hammering the temperatures. a bit of rain to start off the day across eastern areas of england and that clears through and then showers, there will be hail and thunder mixed in and some of them turning wintry with some snow falling over some of the hills. we may well see something a bit mo

rush hour tomorrow morning in the north—east of england in particular. t not for long, the storm pushes into the north sea, we will have some sunshine following behind, a few blustery showers coming into the western side of the uk, taking all day to reach the east. not too bad a day to reach the east. not too bad a day here, but temperatures back down to 8-10 day here, but temperatures back down to 8—10 degrees, near normalfor this time of year. temperatures are likely to stay down here for the week ahead. monday and tuesday, sunshine and showers. for the middle of the week, another area of low pressure, that will bring some heavy rain and strong winds. this is bbc news the headlines at 12:30pm... the dutch husband of shamima begum — the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship for joining the islamic state group — has told the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. it was acceptable for you to marry a 15—year—old girl? it was her own choice, she was the one who asked to look for a partner for her. then i was invited, and yeah, she

the best of the morning sunshine will be in eastern scotland and north—east england. isa is a billy no mates! you are nasty! it is a 20 is a billy no mates! you are nasty! it isa20 —— is a billy no mates! you are nasty! it is a 20 —— 8:2aam. you have a great plan for a transport system and you have commuter delays, you make longer trains, brilliant, and you have commuter delays, you make longertrains, brilliant, new technology, but the infrastructure is not in place because the platform is not in place because the platform is not in place because the platform is not long enough for the new train. northern rail had hoped to begin operating peak services into leeds station by the end of this year, but work to adapt the platforms won't be done in time. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. if there's any kind of trouble on the trains, of trouble on the trains, it's cutting out time that i'm seeing my kids. there was one train recently where, instead of getting home for about 7.00 i got home for about 9.30. see you later guys, love you. for commuting dad dom,

morning, one 01’ north—east compared to this morning, one or two in the south—east and east anglia,easing tonight. showers in central and eastern england for a time. skies clearing. cloud bringing more spots of rain in the morning. temperature drop will be initial and coldest earlier in the night, but for much of scotland, england and wales, widespread frost for the monday morning commute, but plenty of sunshine too, make the most of that in the west, rain at times in northern ireland during the day, and the odd showerfor northern ireland during the day, and the odd shower for the east, but nowhere near the levels of rain during the past 2a hours and many parts in the east will stay dry. temperatures up a little bit and had to today. set to rise further this week. the jet stream which has to today. set to rise further this week. thejet stream which has been tipped to the south of us will move north this week bringing milder air and crucially something drier and a lot less windy as well. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: the number of dead

north and scotland in cumbria. elsewhere, a few cloud breaks here and there, especially to the east of high grounds, north east walesnd as well. warmer colour showing up here, the chance of seeing some showing up here, the chance of seeing some sunny showing up here, the chance of seeing some sunny spells and temperatures mainly around 1a degrees, though breaking into sunshine for a time. you could be reaching towards the high teens. it will feel quite a different out there. for many, light winds, feeling pretty across northern scotland. looking at the picture for thursday, an area of rain hanging around here, not just thursday, an area of rain hanging around here, notjust through thursday, but into friday as well. a particular wet spot of weather with the wind is picking up. elsewhere, clouds, sunny spells, still mild. that rain across northern scotland, looking at the picture into friday, from an area of low pressure that from an area of low pressure that from friday into saturday will start to drive a weather front and southwards across the uk, although weakening. that process begins on friday, eventually the rai

east. that will open the door to much colder north—westerly wind heading through thursday and we will all noticetures coming down for the apps are the main clearing east through the day and some showers feeding in on that brisk north—westerly wind which could have some hill snow across parts of scotla nd some hill snow across parts of scotland and even north east england. some brightness down towards the south west wales and southern england but particularly windy here and noticeably cooler. not only by day but also by night. a widespread frost expected weather temperatures close to if not below freezing. some mist and fog perhaps to start the day on friday but a brief respite thanks to a ridge of high pressure before the next weather system then starts to show its hand through south—west england and west wales bringing more rain. and it remains cool, the cool thing continuing through the weekend. at times some rain and gales and hills no. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime the prime minister announces a summit to tackle rising knife crime on britain's streets. that's all from the bbc n

, most people getting a taste of storm freya, she is in the midlands right now before heading north and easteast, light sleepers are in for a restless night. kathryn stanczyszyn , thank you for that, on bardon hill in leicestershire. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says a tentative peace process to end yemen's civil war, is in the "last chance saloon." on a visit to the country, he said an agreement to end the fighting in the key port city of hodaydah, could be "dead of hodeidah could be "dead within weeks" if both sides don't stick to their commitments. thousands have died in the civil war between iran—backed houthi rebels and an international coalition led by saudi arabia. paul adams has been travelling with the saudi military, to the front line, in the north west of the country. you may find some details distressing. a dusty ride to one of yemen's many front lines. the coalition says it is making progress pushing the huthi rebels back into their mountainous heartland. the fighting has been fierce. in these shattered villages, there are no civilians left. throughout this long war, much

perhaps some more significant snow across the higher ground of north—east scotland.the grampians could see some snow here on wednesday. aside from that, another day of sunny spells and scattered showers, some of them heavy, thundery, with hail mixed in, again some of them having a wintry flavour over high ground. that is your weather. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. tomorrow mps will vote again on alternative brexit options — a cabinet minister says theresa may might have to change her plans as a result. i don't think it's sustainable to say, well, we will ignore parliament's position and therefore leave without a deal. i don't think that is a sustainable position for the government to take. a comedian with no political experience is on course to win the opening round of ukraine's presidential election. police in england and wales are being given greater stop and search powers to tackle rising knife crime. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wil

if we do see some brightness, potentially up in the north—east england, temperatures again 16, 17 degreesthrough the evening that rain gets pushed away on a strengthening wind and we watch the next weather front hot on its heels through northern and western areas so through the night into friday, it turns very wet once again so parts of north—west scotland could have a considerable amount of rain in the next day or two. it does freshen up and dry up behind and sunshine returns but ahead of it on friday, for many, still be largely dry but rather cloudy and mild. it's a difference, really. we are changing our mild atlantic south—westerly winds for a lightly cooler north—westerlies. mild, but temperatures will dip back to where they should be for the time of year and we'll see the sunshine returning. it could be disappointingly cloudy across southern areas on saturday. a third or fourth day of cloudy weather here. eventually, that brighter weather will win through and temperatures you can see are down, significantly so. we are back into that chilly air and we have some wintry showers. friday

reports of an undersea earthquake a striking north—east of davao in the philippines.e to monitor that as and when we get any more details. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. here in the uk, counter—terror police are investigating three packages containing explosives, which were delivered to heathrow airport, london city airport and waterloo railway station in london. detectives say the small improvised explosive devices were found in postal bags. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from waterloo station. the first of these devices was discovered in the head office building at heathrow airportjust before 10am this morning. that's the device that went off, slightly melting the packaging. then a second device was discovered in the post room here at waterloo railway station just before 12pm. and a third device discovered just after midday at london city airport. neither of those devices was opened and neither went off, but both seemed to be designed to also cause a small fire. all three packages looked the same, they were white plastic p

firstly, tim just around 17 celsius in aberdeenshire or the moray firth, and in the north—east wales.doing it all again, but a bit more cloud towards the west. 16 or 17 at the high, but turning cold across scotland, with outbreaks of rain in the north moving southwards. showers on saturday for england and wales, and for sunday, high pressure builds. skies clearfor a part of the time, told of this week, temperatures around ten or 11 at best. next week, notice how north—westerly winds develop, it will feel substantially cooler end the middle part of next week, with a cold wind, some showers, and they could even turn a little bit wintry. you're watching beyond 100 days. the house of commons takes control of parliamentary business and sets out two days to choose its preferred brexit options. the prime minister says she is not bound by the commons' decision and still believes her deal is the best way forward. theresa may still hopes to bring her brexit deal back for a third meaningful vote this week. the former brexit secretary, david davis, believes she has now a fair chance of getting it

high pressure is still with us, but tending to move east, through the day, to allow this cold front to me then, into the northtland, much of england and wales having a decent day as well, with sunny spells throughout. but, in the north—west, cloud will thicken with outbreaks of rain from northern ireland moving into the west of scotland, with the rain turning steadier and heavier all the time. it might be april the first, but don't be fooled by the warm up in the south. temperatures up to 16 degrees in cardiff, but it is going to get colder from tuesday onwards, with rain or showers in the forecast, but very unsettled, it will even be cold enough for some hills know as well. so cold air moves southwards during tuesday, the winds coming down from a northerly direction and that is what really will be bringing those showers and really hammering the temperatures. a bit of rain to start off the day across eastern areas of england and that clears through and then showers, there will be hail and thunder mixed in and some of them turning wintry with some snow falling over some of the hills. we may well see something

of that has been allocated to areas already, the three largest recipients of funds will be the north eastll be the north west of england, followed by the midlands, and yorkshire and humber. today, some of those labour mps said the money promised was pathetic. this isn't going to answer the questions and not deal with the domestic issues why people voted brexit in the first place, why people voted to leave the eu. this doesn't help anybody. it is almost more insulted, it is as if she has realised a problem, here, have some scraps to fix things, it doesn't help. john mann met government officials and asked for more investment in leave the voting areas. we've never had oui’ the voting areas. we've never had ourfairshare, the the voting areas. we've never had ourfair share, the monies that the voting areas. we've never had our fair share, the monies that were supposed to come our way have gone into the big cities. it is important that they point in that direction. this week and next will be hugely important. the government is trying to negotiate changes to the withdrawal agreement that it hop

it could be windy in the morning for the rush—hour in north—east england.l be some sunshine in the north—east of england and then some showers from the atlantic. a blustery wind, not as windy as overnight, temperatures of eight to 10 degrees. near normalfor this time of year. then through the week ahead, there temperatures will not change a great deal. not the 21 we saw last weekend, sunshine and showers on monday and tuesday, in the middle part of the week. low pressure bringing strong winds and rain but not as bad as what is to come from storm freya later today. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the dutch husband of shamima begum, the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship forjoining the islamic state group, has told the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. he says he has been discussing their marriage, too. it was acceptable for you to marry a 15—year—old girl? it was her own choice, she was the one who asked to look for a partner for her, then i was invited. and yeah, she was very young. eight lawyers who back brexit — s

by wednesday, the area of low pressure spinning to the north—east.rs. as we head towards the end of next week, the conveyor belt is notjust heading straight towards us but undulating northwards and southward and it gives our variable weather pattern. some dry, mild weather and some cold weather as the jet streams meanders southwards and then northwards again. others and downs in the weather. rain at times, strong winds with some dry interludes and temperatures pretty valuable. plenty in our direction being brought in the coming days.

we've got snow, sleet and raind hear way spreading south and west and moving north and east as weea hdfternoon. again, we are going to have snow across the region especially north and west in d.c. mainly these areas in pink. that's going to be all snow.h a snow event for you guys, and then areas to the south. you can see in the purple that's a winter weather advisory. d.c. is not in that winter weather advisryndo nor i fairfax county and fauquier county and prince william heunty. we're looking at biggest impacts north and west and you know how it goes. we're looking at snow, sleet and rain and to the southeast it's going to be it a rain event. if you're pulling out your apps it may show that it's snowing on the radar, utt of this is not hitting the ground. it will start to overcome some dry air and fall through the ground heading through the afternoon.or mid-ng, anywhere from 9:00 to the afternoon. we'll talk timing coming up. 'll talk totals and school cancellations. that's coming up in a little bit. >> lots to talk about, lauryn ricketts. we want to get to thne breaking out of fairfa

it will change this afternoon and sunshine continues across the fine north east of scotland in the northern isles. temperatures between 9-12, northern isles. temperatures between 9—12, fairly average for this time of year. overnight we will keep a good deal of cloud around and patchy rain and drizzle. there is a chance ofa rain and drizzle. there is a chance of a few fog patches developing here and there. whilst it will not be as cold as last night, parts of scotla nd cold as last night, parts of scotland and eastern england will be close to freezing. tuesday starts with a good deal of cloud around, drizzly in places where the cloud is thickest and heavy bursts of rain in northern scotland on a stronger wind compared to today. elsewhere, the wins i fairly light with a few sunny spells here and there. the temperatures are edging upwards to the mid—teens. warmer air moves into the mid—teens. warmer air moves into the uk, lasting through wednesday into thursday. it lifts temperatures above average for this time of year. judging by this chart for wednesday there will be a lot of cloud around. t

of scotla nd part of the night in the north east of scotland with the showers dying away.lear sky, it will be a chilly one, central and northern areas a touch from of frost out of town. from monday we start on a chilly note but dry with lots of sunshine round, so a nice picture through the day for much of england and wales, apart from a bit of fair weather cloud in the afternoon. further north we have a weak frontal system, bringing thicker cloud to much of scotland, so a dull day, a few showery bursts of rain in the north and west but milder than what we have had today with temperatures reaching ten or 11. further south glorious conditions, the top temperatures round 13 celsius and the winds will be light. high pressure sticks with us for the rest of the week. we will the be tapping into drierairso of the week. we will the be tapping into drier air so that means we will see more sunshine around with that drierair, so see more sunshine around with that drier air, so temperatures will respond, so it should be very mild to the owned the week, so the rest of the week is looki

the best of sunshine will develop in the north—east of england and the north—east of scotland. it will be cloudy and it could turn misty and murky. one ortwo be cloudy and it could turn misty and murky. one or two patches of fog into the early hours of wednesday morning. rainfall to come across southern scotland and the lake district into northern ireland. those are your overnight temperatures, no worries with frost into wednesday. we have this big area of warm air which will be wafting up from the south. as we go through wednesday, that will be with us. in the far north of scotland, still got the colder air but there will be sunny spells. during wednesday after a misty and murky start they will be brighter spells developing. rain in the far north and west of scotland but look at those temperatures tomorrow, getting up those temperatures tomorrow, getting up to 16, those temperatures tomorrow, getting up to16, 17 those temperatures tomorrow, getting up to 16, 17 and perhaps 18 degrees in the south—east. even in scotland about 13 or 14 celsius. on thursday we have the weather fr

north. it will feel chillier tomorrow. heavy showers moving south and east. hill snow across some areas. the country's most senior officers warns it should be treated as a national emergency. it's an emergency, and it needs emergency funding. we need to have more officer hours on the streets. the european commission says the latest brexit talks with britain have been "difficult" and failed to yield any breathrough. theresa may will take prime minister's questions shortly in the house of commons — we'll bring you that live. the search for the british mountaineer, tom ballard, and his italian climbing partner is called off in pakistan — after failing to find any trace of the two men. around thirty passengers are quarantined at gatwick — after feeling ill during a flight from barbados. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. prime minister's questions is getting underway in the house of commons — let's listen in. norman was saying just a few minutes ago thatjeremy corbyn will use his questions to question the prime minister about knife crime, knife crime very much on the

about forty five thousand people across all of africa from south to north east and west and central and indeed we've covered all the regions all right professor i'm we talking about an increasing number of people leaving their homeland to place your opportunities in another country but we're also talking about a continent that's home to about six of the ten fastest growing economies in the world why do we see these my this level of migration even though opportunities are supposedly being created with all this economic growth well the answers to your question about to be multiple and complex but from our savings and findings it's clear that africa an economic growth is not generate. jobs. and we are not experiencing job creation growth and most probably it also means that the growth is not inclusive that the benefits of the growth are not being inclusively and equitably shared and even it who a lot of people still unsatisfied and. seeking to. get better economic opportunities outside of the country right professor one of the things that you did highlights in your report was that you have

i think probably the best of any, if you get some, will be the north—east of scotland, perhaps some spotsre, quite a bit of cloud, thickest across the north—west, where we'll see further outbreaks of rain, and it'll be breezier here too. so 11—14 celsius for scotland. further south, i2, 13 degrees, maybe 14 celsius in the south—east, which is actually pretty mild — a little bit higher than what we should be looking at this time of year. things are set to turn even milder midweek onwards. this big wedge of air will move in from the atlantic. the orange and yellow colours denote that. then it does look like, if we get some sunshine across the eastern side of the country, then those temperatures will shoot up. but again, another very cloudy day, i think, across northern and western areas. thickest of the cloud across the west of scotland, where it'll be quite breezy. 13, maybe 14 degrees here. but across the south and east, given some sunshine, we could be looking at 16 or 17 celsius. we've still got high pressure with us, dominating the scene, i think, for much of england and wales. this we

it's an exercise in case of emergency jonathan oakes has been stationed for six months in north east some poland through the russian border a long way from his home state tennessee in the u.s. he previously did two tours of duty in iraq as a tank gunner completely that they. are correct was a combat mission springwood busy focused on the. mission throughout the day throughout the week. here we're focused on training with our friends nobody here to work with the nato partners. it's one of nearly a thousand nato soldiers from various countries helping put on the shelf farce the occasion poland is celebrating twenty years as a nato member. it's a demonstration of power also meant for the polish president. bush. a few we're going to you know nato is quick response task force troops which protect us from the eastern flank of the alliance that are stationed here. so here is that. i hope that they will increase their presence soon if you were. especially since the ukraine crisis and yanick sation of crimea many poles few russia threat that's why the u.s. has sent extra troops to nader's eas

it is quite chilly across north—east scotla nd quite chilly across north—east scotland and down the easternengland, some snow. rain starting to spread in later in the day. in between, some areas of sunshine. northern scotland should get away with a mostly fine day. temperatures in stornoway around about nine degrees. a breeze we drifting across parts of scotland, some showers left behind in central scotland, northern england, northern ireland. certainly for a good part of the afternoon, it should stay bright. however our next frontal system advancing, strengthening winds as well, that will move towards the south—west wales, the midlands, eventually scotla nd wales, the midlands, eventually scotland as we go through tuesday out in the wednesday. chilly in the north, much milderfurther south at whichever way you slice it, it is low pressure that will be dominating the scene on wednesday. band of rain or showers spiralling around the frontal system, as this wet weather ru ns frontal system, as this wet weather runs into cold air again in scotland. lots of hefty showers to northern ireland, rac

east anglia and northern england. very gusty by the end of the night on the lincolnshire coast and north of east anglia. me the rush—hour arrives. heavy rain on the tail end of the low. this frontal system here meaning quite a wash—out over southern england on monday. it will pull away from the south—east quickly so there will be some sunshine to follow. staying windy behind the low in the north—east through the day but eastern areas gets decent sunshine. in the west, some heavy showers, may be thundery. feeling chilly, high—temperature is 9—11. low pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. 0n pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. on tuesday we're going to see quite a few showers coming together, perhaps longer spells of rain in northern ireland and england and southern scotland, perhaps even some snow with cold air to the north of the uk. by the end of the day, thicker cloud in the south—west, rain pushing in here and into wales. looking into the atlantic for the next which will come in on wednesday. wet and windy affecting all areas at some stage. maybe even somethin

east anglia and northern england. very gusty by the end of the night on the lincolnshire coast and north of east anglia. ver southern england on monday. it will pull away from the south—east quickly so there will be some sunshine to follow. staying windy behind the low in the north—east through the day but eastern areas gets decent sunshine. in the west, some heavy showers, may be thundery. feeling chilly, high—temperature is 9—11. low pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. on tuesday we‘re going to see quite a few showers coming together, perhaps longer spells of rain in northern ireland and england and southern scotland, perhaps even some snow with cold air to the north of the uk. by the end of the day, thicker cloud in the south—west, rain pushing in here and into wales. looking to the atlantic for the next low which will come in on wednesday. wet and windy affecting all areas at some stage. maybe even something more wintry as the low bumps into the cold air over scotland, especially higher ground. some brighter skies further south but also heavy showers. a bit more mild by wednesda

parts of north—east scotla nd north—west.igh ground into the east, temperatures 11—13 so feeling mild for the time of year. we hang onto a fair bit of cloud. the front continuing south. patchy rang to scotland, northern ireland and perhaps as south as northern england. some holes in the cloud further south but we're anticipating any problems with frost with temperatures like this. the jetstrea m temperatures like this. the jetstream allowing high to dominate the weather. most springlike conditions coming our way. tomorrow actually is the spring equinox. perhaps a little bit more tomorrow across eastern scotland, as we further south. weather front across the north still producing rain and still pretty windy. gusts of 50 miles per hour across north—west scotland. temperature wise, miles per hour across north—west scotland. temperature wise, 1! in the north to 16, possibly 17 in the south. the high pressure i was telling you about, in charge of the weather. keeping things essential. breezy but whether front making a bit of progr

i think probably the best of any, if you get some, will be the north—east of scotland, perhaps some spots england. but elsewhere, quite a bit of cloud, thickest across the north—west, where we'll see further outbreaks of rain, and it'll be breezier here too. so 11—14 celsius for scotland. further south, 12, 13 degrees, maybe 1a celsius in the south—east, which is actually pretty mild — a little bit higher than what we should be looking at this time of year. but things are set to turn even milder midweek onwards. this big wedge of air will move in off the atlantic. the orange and yellow colours denote that. and it does look like, if we get some sunshine across the eastern side of the country, then those temperatures will shoot up. but again, another very cloudy day, i think, across northern and western areas. thickest of the cloud across the west of scotland, where it'll be quite breezy. 13, maybe 1a degrees here. but across the south and the east, given some sunshine, we could be looking at 16 or 17 celsius. we've still got high pressure with us, dominating the scene, i think, for much of

if we do see some brightness, potentially up in the north—east england, we'll see temperatures againt for most of us, there's less sunshine, just a lot of cloud, but still largely dry weather. now, through the evening, that rain gets pushed away on a strengthening wind and we watch the next weather front hot on its heels coming back in to northern and western areas. so through the night into friday, it turns very wet once again. so, parts of north—west scotland could have a considerable amount of rain in the next day or two. it does freshen up and dry up behind and sunshine returns, but ahead of it on friday, for many, still be largely dry but rather cloudy and mild. it's a difference, really. we're changing our mild atlantic south—westerly winds for our slightly cooler, almost polar north—westerlies. yes, it's still relatively mild, but temperatures willjust dip back to where they should be for the time of year and we'll see the sunshine returning. although it could be disappointingly cloudy across southern areas on saturday. a third or fourth day of disappointing cloudy weather her

the head of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshireont continues to move southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. scotland. quite a change this weatherfront is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will bea saturday and that means there will be a lot of cloud lingering here and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells, showers and a brisk wind pushing to scotland. wintry, maybe not, just on hills with a few showers into northern ireland as well the temperatures for most areas, around 9-12 temperatures for most areas, around 9— 12 degrees so down compared t