once again, snow showers for north—east scotland, some of them perhaps pushing into the far north—easthe day the potential for this area of rain in the english channel to increasingly turn to sleet and snow as it may move into south—east england, the london region and east anglia. but freezing fog once again, temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us through the day on sunday. do watch out for that potential for some snowfall in the south—east. temperatures still well below freezing into next week. bye— bye. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. it goes to penalties, but brazil is out of the tournament with this quarterfinal miss against croatia. croatians celebrate their place in the world cup semifinal. argentina are leading 2—1 against the netherlands in the second quarter—finals match of the day. one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians is sentenced to eight and a half years in prison after speaking out against the ukraine war. days after police in bangladesh fired on a crowd of protesters,

once again, snow showers for north—east scotland, some of them perhaps pushing into the far north—easty move into south—east england, the london region and east anglia. but freezing fog once again, temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us through the day on sunday. do watch out for that potential for some snowfall in the south—east. temperatures still well below freezing into next week. bye— bye. you are watching bbc news. bands go wild as croatia beat favourites brazil on penalties on the first of the quarterfinals at the first of the quarterfinals at the world cup. next up, argentina against the netherlands. 0ne against the netherlands. one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. police in bangladesh is to leaders of the main opposition party had been charged with inciting attacks on the police. the uk, italy and japan have teamed up the uk, italy and japan have teamed up to

the north—east of leverage.st of england could be the latest region to have a directly elected mayor as the government announces a £1.4 billion devolution deal. the arrangement would give powers over education, transport and housing to people across northumberland, newcastle and sunderland. elections for the new man could take place in may of 2024 after a consultation process and provisional figures from the met office show that this year has been the warmest on record in the uk . by the been the warmest on record in the uk. by the end of been the warmest on record in the uk . by the end of the year, the uk. by the end of the year, 2022 will have seen the highest annual average temperature. it beats the record set in 20 1418 of just under ten degrees celsius. the met office says every month apart from this december has been warmer than average . senior meteorologist average. senior meteorologist jim dale told gb news we'll continue to see warm weather next year. you can't just look at this and say, oh, it's just

once again, snow showers for north—east scotland, some of them perhaps pushing into the far north—easthe english channel to increasingly turn to sleet and snow as it may move into south—east england, the london region and east anglia. but freezing fog once again, temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us through the day on sunday. do watch out for that potential for some snowfall in the south—east. temperatures still well below freezing into next week. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... it goes to penalties, but brazil is out of the tournament with this quarter final miss against croatia. croatians celebrate their place in the world cup semi—final. as it stands, croatia will be facing argentina. they lead never loans 1—0 at half—time. i will have the latest from the world cup, here in qatar. one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians is sentenced to eight and a half years in prison after speaking out against the ukraine war. days after police in bangladesh fired on a crowd of protesters, now two prominent opposition

once again, snow showers for north—east scotland, some of them perhaps pushing into the far north—eastgly turn to sleet and snow as it may move into south—east england, the london region and east anglia. but freezing fog once again, temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us through the day on sunday. do watch out for that potential for some snowfall in the south—east. temperatures still well below freezing into next week. bye— bye. (this is bbc world news, the headlines fans go wild in zagreb — as croatia beat favourites brazil on penalties in the first of the quarter finals at the qatar world cup. friday's second match —— between argentina and the netherlands —— in underway right now. the game went to extra time after the dutch scored a last minute equaliser to make the score 2—2. whoever wins will face croatia in the semi—final. one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison. ilya yashin was found guilty of spreading what the authorities claim is false information about the war in ukraine. police in b

some eastern parts of scotland, and also the north—east of england., and there will be a lot of sunshine. a cold, crisp, winter's day on wednesday. and those temperatures could be as high as four or even five degrees. this is bbc news with the headlines. a number of people are in critical condition after being pulled from a lake in freezing temperatures in solihull. a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 1988 is in us custody — 270 people were killed in the attack. five people are now confirmed to have been killed in an explosion that destroyed a block of flats in st helier injersey yesterday. in a world first, a teenage girl from leicester has become the first person to be successfully treated for leukaemia with a new type of cell therapy.

we could see this area of snow becoming heavier and more persistent across the north—east. scotland through the day, some significant accumulations of snow, certainly over the grampians. temperatures range from freezing to around 4 or 5. another very cold day to come, temperatures below par for the time of year. through saturday night it stays icy, northern and western areas where we have had this rubbish, this area of snow continues, drifts south into southern scotland, particularly towards the borders, perhaps up to the very far north—north—east of england. again, a widespread sharp frost across the uk. temperatures down to around —7 or —8 in a few places. into sunday, we need to keep an eye on this weak area of low pressure, this weather front developing towards the south—east quadrant of england. that could develop thicker cloud and even some sleet and snow, particularly later in the day, which could affect parts of the south—east and east anglia. elsewhere, another bright day on sunday. however, areas that start with some freezing fog could stay quite grey and very col

some places will stay below freezing, notably the north—east of scotland.at is why we are in the cold weather. that is putting cold weather. that is putting cold weather into europe, from off the north sea the weather is coming, snow in the eastern areas of scotland. there may well be some fog and low cloud bit further north into wales but a shield of higher cloud coming in, limiting the sunshine across the southern parts of england where it may well be dry. across the north, tuesday to thursday, this is where we will see most of the snow falling as much as 20 centimetres over the hills. that is because the wind is changing, we are getting a northerly wind, that cold arctic air coming back across the uk, the strongest winds are in the northern parts of scotland. it will push away the freezing fog but bring more snow to the north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: scottish officials say a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 1988, is in us custody. a nursing union leader says a plann

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north east england.y to thursday, it could be between 5—20cm of snow. largely dry elsewhere and temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the man accused of building the bomb that caused the lockerbie air—crash is to appear in court in america. heavy snow and freezing temperatures are expected to cause travel chaos here in the uk, and across europe. five confirmed dead following friday's explosion in the channel islands, a minute's silence will be held for the victims. guatemala briefly suspends flights at its main international airport, as a nearby volcanic eruption intensifies. and, tributes are paid to the renowned british ballerina, dame beryl grey, who's died at the age of 95.

the north—east of leverage.th—east of england be the latest region to have a directly elected mayor as the government announces a £14 billion devolution deal . the billion devolution deal. the arrangement would give powers over education, transport and housing to people across newcastle and sunderland . newcastle and sunderland. elections for the new mayor could take place in may 2024, after a consultation process . in after a consultation process. in the us. the number of people who've died in the city of buffalo has risen to 32 as the country continues to battle a deadly storm. authority is in the new york state. have been digging out vehicles from four feet of snow after a record amount of snowfall there. at least people have died nationwide and as the monster storm has battered north america over last week . meanwhile, here over last week. meanwhile, here in the uk, provisional figures the met office show this year has been warmest on record. by the end of the year, 2022 will have seen the highest annual ave

low pressure out towards the north—east, higher pressure in the north—west and that combination is driving centimetres of snow and icy stretches. a risk of a few snow showers around the coast of perhaps parts of eastern england towards northern ireland, wales, as well. a lower chance of seeing ice and snow elsewhere, but still some detail to pin down from midweek onwards. through the day on wednesday, we've got those snow showers continuing across the north of scotland. snow amounts piling up here. few rain showers around the east coast of england, but really quite confined towards the coast, i think, and just one or two around coasts of the irish sea. actually, many places dry, wintry sunshine, feeling chilly, around 3 to 6 degrees, but when you add on the effect of the wind chill, it's going to feel colder than that. so feeling typically around about —2 degrees for the likes of aberdeen and newcastle. through wednesday night we could see an area of more persistent rain for a time clearing out of scotland, falling as snow, not just over higher ground, but to low levels and perhaps into no

it could be as low as —13 in the north east of scotland, that will be the coldest we have seen all yearay. and across northern ireland. we will have sunshine across england and wales, but the south east and midlands in particular are likely to stay grey, misty, foggy, and there could be flurries of snow so these areas particularly cold. in eastern scotland after that very cold start, temperatures may remain below freezing. thejet temperatures may remain below freezing. the jet stream temperatures may remain below freezing. thejet stream is temperatures may remain below freezing. the jet stream is to the south of the uk, that's why we are in colder air and thatjet stream is doing areas of low pressure and into southern europe once again. we have an area of low pressure approaching the north east of the uk from the north sea and that is going to bring snow showers across northern and eastern parts of scotland. it could be grey and foggy through wales and parts of northern england and there will be a bit more cloud here across the south of england as well. it is going to be another cold da

of north—east england as well.ite as cold as last night but still —6 or —7 in some of our towns. certainly an ice risk as we start the day tomorrow. more snowfall to come across northern scotland, blown in on a brisk northerly wind, gales at times and blizzard conditions. further snowfall around the east coast of england as well. lighter winds further south and west and a fair amount of high cloud, turning any sunshine hazy towards the south. temperatures are most of us struggling a few degrees above freezing force we will feel colder than that when you add the wind—chill you are exposed to the northerly breeze. a similar day on thursday. sharp frost again, icy stretches, dry, clear and sunny for most but more heavy snow showers across the north of scotland. temperatures between 1—5. turning ever so slightly mild over the next couple of days towards the end of the week, particularly through the week also looks rather unsettled and wet at times. and the potential for things that are a little colder again the followi

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north—east england.ere, temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm nancy kacungira. our top stories: a libyan, suspected of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane over the scottish town of lockerbie in1988, is confirmed to be in us custody. officials in ukraine say their military has attacked the headquarters of russia's notorious wagner group, in the east of the country. four children are in a critical condition after being pulled from a lake in freezing temperatures, in central england. mission control: splashdown, from tranquility base to taurus—littrow, to the tranquil waters of the pacific, the latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. and, 0rion splashes down, bringing a return to the moon one small step closer.

snow mainly to the north and east of scotland, and to a limited degree, in the north east of england., don't even think about those as your temperatures. it's going to feel much, much colder in the wind. and then, to see the week out, we've got that northerly to begin with. still some further wintry flows in the north. this is what will bring the more significant change on sunday. and you can follow all those changes where you live on the bbc weather app. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines: west midlands police say three boys aged eight, ten and 11 have died after being pulled from an icy lake in solihull on sunday. some of the officers went in waist deep. one of my officers tried to punch through the ice to rescue the children themselves. snow, ice and fog cause widespread travel disruption in parts of the uk with hundreds of motorists and air travellers stranded. the government will hold an emergency cobra this afternoon on how to deal with a wave of strikes — including in the nhs and on the rail network. new figures show the uk economy shrank by 0.3% between august and

we've got an area of low pressure approaching the north east of the uk from the north sea.and parts of northern england, there will be a bit more cloud here across the south of england as well. it's going to be another cold day, those temperatures struggling to get much above freezing. then, we shift more towards the north through tuesday, wednesday and into thursday. because this is where we are going to find most of the snow falling. there could be quite a lot of snow over the hills in northern scotland, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres here. the focus is shifting more towards the north because the wind is picking up and it's going to be that arctic, northerly wind sweeping down across country. again, it's going to be northern scotland in the firing line, a lot of snow showers here, some parts of eastern scotland and also the north—east of england. elsewhere, it should be dry and there will be a lot of sunshine, a cold, crisp winter's day on wednesday and those temperatures could be as high as 11—5 degrees. this is bbc world news, the headlines. nasa's uncrewed 0rion cap

we've been given exclusive access to edge north east, a small team with one clear mission — to save childrend is she? 15. right now, it's lorna dealing with an immediate crisis — a missing teenage girl. she is vulnerable, isn't she? she's very vulnerable. this is where it gets serious. i'm scared i'm going to lose her. lose her to the gangs, to exploitation, to being sent on trains, buses, any transportation to anywhere in the country. that's what happened to nicole. i think at the point i realised i wasn't going to get anything, it was too late. i was already well and truly in it and doing it and there was no choice in it. there was no, i can decide when i was going to do it or where i was going to do it. they were telling me i was doing it. if i wasn't doing it, i would pay for it and i would know about it. that's all that's left, really, the memory of him. another sad street memorial to another young life lost. reports this week from across the country of more stabbings, more deaths. i feel absolutely gutted. we need more... more people out there on the streets to help these kids. to get

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north east england.e, temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us says it's taken custody of the libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed an american plane over the scottish town of lockerbie in 1988. it gave no information on how abu agila masud entered us custody. a spokeswoman for the families welcomed the news. ukrainian officials say their forces have struck the headquarters of russia's notorious wagner group in eastern ukraine. wagner are state—sponsored mercenaries, according to western experts. the bbc was unable to independently verify wagner's presence, but stills posted on social media show extensive damage to the building. four children are in a critical condition in hospital

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north east england.nd temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm nancy kacungira, our top stories: a libyan, suspected of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane over the scottish town of lockerbie in 1988, is confirmed to be in us custody. officials in ukraine say their military has attacked the headquarters of russia's notorious wagner group in the east of the country. four children are in a critical condition after being pulled from a lake in freezing temperatures in central england. splashdown, the latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. and, 0rion splashes down, bringing a return to the moon

the north—east of evacuated.orth—east of england could be the latest region to have a directly elected mayor as the government announces a £1.4 billion devolution deal. arrangement would give powers over education patient transport and housing to people across northumberland newcastle and sunderland. elections for the new mayor would take place in may 2024 after a consultation process . after a consultation process. labouris after a consultation process. labour is warning families are losing millions of pounds due to unsolved crimes. losing millions of pounds due to unsolved crimes . the party says unsolved crimes. the party says more than a million thefts went unsolved last year, with cases dropped because . police failed dropped because. police failed to find a suspect . labour's to find a suspect. labour's called the figures disgraceful . called the figures disgraceful. a home office spokesperson the government has provided record investment in policing alongside the recruitment of 20,000 additional officers b

, if they're in the north—east, if they're in the north—east, if they're in parts of the north—west,ing pace with those in the south and they're falling further behind and underpinning that. i think there's some really facts about health and people leaving the people leaving leaving the labour force in in parts in of this country . and i think you're this country. and i think you're the government can't ignore that you can't let someone who is born in the north—east just have life where they will have less opfions life where they will have less options and fewer fewer less access to training , less access access to training, less access to education and it's not that there's not a kind party political thing, whether it's bofis political thing, whether it's boris johnson talking about levelling up, which doesn't deliver or whether it's keir starmer talking about growth and tackling them because you can't you can't just dig at boris johnson say he's not delivering because the simple is because the simple fact is nobody's delivered all of all nobody's delivered of all of all different col

we could see this area of snow becoming heavier and more persistent across the north—east. nd 4—5. another very cold day to come, temperatures below par for the time of year. through saturday night, it stays ac, northern and western areas where we have had this rubbish, this area also continues, drift south into southern scotland, particularly towards the border is up to the very far north and north—east of england. again, a widespread sharp frost across the uk. temperatures down to around —7 or —8 in a few places. in two sunday, we need to keep an eye on this weak area of low pressure, this is developing towards the south—east quadrant of england. that could develop thicker cloud and even some sleet and snow, particularly later in the day, which could affect parts of the south—east and east anglia. elsewhere, another bright day on sunday. however, areas start with some freezing fog could stay quite grey and very cold through the day. parts of east wales, duns and eastern england. no higher than freezing here, elsewhere 1—4. for sunday evening and sunday night, we could see

coast and again the north sea coast and again the north sea coast and again the north sea coast of north—easts, clear and dry elsewhere, a touchless colder than recent days. still snow around so one to six degrees but cold, colder than some areas which keep lying snow. to the end of the working week, we started the area of high pressure towards the south but this small area of low pressure into the north, that's likely to produce more persistent significant snowfall across central parts of scotland through into friday, could be some rain sleet but snow mixed in across parts of northern ireland. further south you're more likely be the day, still blue colours up, a coalfield the weather but as we go into the weekend, a change in the way. high—pressure looks like it slips out towards the south—east of the uk and that's opening the doors for lower pressure and something milder to move on from the south—west. through the weekend, politically through to sunday, south—westerly winds with us and milder errors well. before you get there, saturday is still a lot of dry settled on a fairly chilly weathe

we've had some snow this morning across the north and east _ snow this morning across the north and eastll as— freezing fog in the south—east as well as in— freezing fog in the south—east as well as in sheltered parts of scotland and look at those overnight lows _ scotland and look at those overnight lows 0nce _ scotland and look at those overnight lows. once again, it is going to be cold, _ lows. once again, it is going to be cold, colder— lows. once again, it is going to be cold, colder where we have the lying snow _ cold, colder where we have the lying snow across — cold, colder where we have the lying snow across northern scotland and the risk _ snow across northern scotland and the risk of — snow across northern scotland and the risk of ice again and of course a widespread frost, so tomorrow we start on— a widespread frost, so tomorrow we start on that note with the freezing fo- start on that note with the freezing fog slow _ start on that note with the freezing fog slow to clear from the south—east and also scotland and any wintry _ south—east and also scotland and any wintry nurse

- four's the spell of severe weather will last across the north-east of| will last across the north—easte us, and also eastern canada, we're hearing a lot of talk about the us, but canada also vary widely affected by the frigid weather at the moment, but the weather bomb, the moment, but the weather bomb, the area of low pressure will sit and play through the course of the holiday weekend, sort of a critical period for travel on christmas eve and christmas day, there are warnings out today for a torrential rain, even ahead of the system that could cause problems, very strongly across the canadian maritime, and blizzard conditions across ontario, quebec, two orfourfoot blizzard conditions across ontario, quebec, two or four foot of snow down, blowing around, not easy travelling at all. find down, blowing around, not easy travelling at all.— travelling at all. and really low temperatures, _ travelling at all. and really low temperatures, -45 _ travelling at all. and really low temperatures, -45 celsius, - travelling at all. and really low. temperatures, -45 celsius, what, travelling at all.

we could see this area of snow becoming heavier and more persistent across the north—east.tions of snow, certainly over the grampians. temperatures range from freezing to around 4 or 5. another very cold day to come, temperatures below par for the time of year. through saturday night it stays icy, northern and western areas where we have had this rubbish, this area of snow continues, drifts south into southern scotland, particularly towards the borders, perhaps up to the very far north—north—east of england. again, a widespread sharp frost across the uk. temperatures down to around —7 or —8 in a few places. into sunday, we need to keep an eye on this weak area of low pressure, this weather front developing towards the south—east quadrant of england. that could develop thicker cloud and even some sleet and snow, particularly later in the day, which could affect parts of the south—east and east anglia. elsewhere, another bright day on sunday. however, areas that start with some freezing fog could stay quite grey and very cold through the day. parts of east wales, the midlands

we have seen snow showers across scotland, north—east england, north—west and england, down into the ands, wales and the southwest this morning. snow in land because it's cold. temperatures 1—2, with fog lingering in the east, becoming more widespread through the evening and overnight. still the risk of a sharp frost, widely frosty and cold, with ice and further sleet and cold, with ice and further sleet and snow showers dampening the surfaces. the difference tomorrow, more extensive freezing fog, which will linger in places all day. where we don't see the sunshine, we keep the freezing fog for much of the time. warnings online. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. one person has died and a dozen still missing after a massive explosion in a block of flats in st helier injersey. i want us to be hopeful in the first instance that we would start that search. but there has to be a recognition that we could have more fatalities of course. all eyes are on whether england will beat france in their quarter—final match later today. it's the first time the two sides have played at a world cup

and here north—east england. they'll be something of a mixed bag around yorkshire and lincolnshire be mostly dry with sunny spells , although showers sunny spells, although showers will likely form further north. also, some showery rain for southern scotland this lunchtime. dry air for a time further north, but colder will feed in bringing sleet and snow showers later in the day . showers later in the day. meanwhile, across northern ireland it will turn pretty wet as we head the afternoon as a band of rain pushes south eastwards with some heavier bus and blustery winds. the changeable continues through the end of the day with showery rain for many and snow showers for scotland. and that is how the weather is shaping for your christmas day oh oh oh. on line . eight oh oh oh. meanwhile . oh. meanwhile. oh boy . more more . on the draw. oh boy. more more. on the draw. oh, oh oh one . on more . oh, oh oh one. on more. was . a. was. a. cool . way . on . oh oh. oh, oh by . the oh oh, oh by. the oh lawns. oh oh oh. welc

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north east england.again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk braces for a series of multi—sector strikes as tensions between workers and employers deepen over pay and conditions. dire warnings about the outlook for the uk economy are coming in thick and fast, with numbers out today we find out how bad things are. prosecutors in belgium charged four people in connection with an investigation involving corruption and money laundering at the european parliament. and we look at the economic challenges for pantomimes as cost—of—living struggles bite across the uk.

plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and north east england.ch above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend, especially by the time we get to sunday. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. rescue teams search through the night at a lake in solihull after a group of children fall through the ice. four have been taken to hospital, it's feared more are still missing. snow in southeast england brings roads and airports to a halt. drivers are being warned to travel only if it's absolutely essential. a december of disruption. this week nurses, rail workers and royal mail staff go on strike. the government will today discuss bringing in the military to help. we look at who's taking action and when and how you'll be affected. a breakthrough on funding for motor neurone disease research.

there is less confidence injust north—east.and just exactly what this might bring us in the way of any rain, sleet or snow. if you are looking at your weather app for net we can use either symbols, don't take them to literally because in terms of the amount of dry or wet weather, maybe some wintry weather, maybe some wintry weather, things will vary, will change between now and then. it doesn't look like, as we head through the first weekend a scattering of december, things are going to start to turn a little bit colder after what has been a mild, but wet november. bye—bye for now. welcome to bbc news, i'm nuala mcgovern, our top stories: buckingham palace issues a formal apology, after a senior member of the royal household is accused of making racist remarks, to a black, british, reception guest. donald trump's tax returns are handed to a democratic—led, congressional committe, following last week's supreme court ruling. at least two people have been killed and dozens are missing after a landslide on a motorway in southern br

it will be frosty, will be very cold, particularly cold in north—east scotland where temperatures coulde as low as —13, the coldest we will have seen this year. sunny across most of scotland and dry, similar story for northern ireland, some sunshine tomorrow across england and wales, but that misty low cloud and fog still affecting the south—east for a while and transferring up into the midlands, where they could be still one or two flurries of snow, otherwise most places will be dry, but again, very cold. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 1988 is in us custody. a nursing union leader says a planned strike by nurses could be called off, if the health secretary negotiates "seriously" over pay. authorities in jersey say they are no longer looking for survivors, after a explosion that destroyed a block of flats yesterday. a teenage girl with seemingly incurable leukaemia is now cancer—free, thanks to a revolutionary therapy. now on bbc news, ukraine, what's next? shouting they cha

thanks to the north east monsoon. it's going to bring heavy rain across parts of the philippines where this via flood threat remains across central areas that show em ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide eyed to reward merited excellence and encourage creativity, the shape, tomato, ward for translation and international understanding was funded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, hello lou. ah, again, you're watching out, is there a his reminder of our top stories? this, our ukrainian president brought him as zalinski, is expected to visit washington dc. on wednesday. it will be his 1st trip overseas since the russian invasion in february, afghanistan's taliban rooters have found all female students from attending universities. the latest government order cracking down on women's rights takes effect immediately and peruse. congress has voted i

wednesday, but behind it we have another front that's going to bring wintery wherever across the north, east of china, and into the korean peninsula. before it sweeps into japan, it's set to drop temperatures dramatically install. it will continue to do the same as it works its way further east bringing some of that heavier snow in particular, western areas of han shoot. now it is looking much clear across the north of china, down to the east coast shanghai things sunshine at 6 degrees celsius. and that continues as we had to the southern coast. that's not the same as we had farther south of this to the malay peninsula. you can see those shower clouds continue to bring exceptional amounts of rain to the malay peninsula. we've already seen some flooding in the northeast and that trend is set to continue. thanks to the north east mon soon it's gonna bring heavy rain across parts of the philippines where this via flood threat remains across central areas that show them. ah, tens of thousands of children were born in 2 will lived under the iso regime in iraq and syria. now many are encamped eith

typically, —5, could be as low as —13 in the north—east of scotland, the coldest it will have been allbut sunny day, i think, across scotland. so, too, for northern ireland. a few patches of freezing fog, which will be slow to lift. some sunshine for england and wales. parts of the south, south—east and through the midlands, though, could stay cold, grey, perhaps foggy all day. still with a few flurries of light snow here and there. and where you don't see the sunshine, those temperatures will remain below freezing. hello, this is bbc news, with luxmy gopal. the headlines: a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 19 is in us custody. of lockerbie in 1988 is in us custody. a nursing union leader says a planned strike by nurses could be called off, if the health secretary negotiates "seriously" over pay. the one day of action that nurses are going to take on thursday hasn't created the 7.2 million people sitting on our waiting lists. well, the job of union leaders is to negotiate on behalf of their members, they do an incred

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rain to clear the north—east of scotland, continuing to clear the south—east of england, and then weare lining themselves from the west to the east. depositing some snow on the tops of the hills. as i mentioned, it's going to be windy especially around the coast but even inland guests, you will notice today. temperature wise, a little bit down on yesterday with temperatures of five in aberdeen, ten in london. as we head through the evening and overnight, many showers will fade as we have a transient ridge across us but then the next system comes on across northern ireland, south—west scotland and pushing northwards. heavy rain and that it bumps into the cold air we could see some snow. we could see significant snow actually on the tops of the highlands, through some central areas but its higher ground mainly above 200 metres, as much as ten centimetres in some places. and also some torrential rain. temperatures could fall away 2—2 in sheltered glens in the north—east of scotland. all this is short lived because it continues to move northwards through the course of tomorrow and you ca

an area of low pressure approaching the north—east of the uk from the north sea, that will bring snows and the north—west, and another cold day with temperatures struggling to get much freezing. then we shift more towards the north through tuesday, wednesday and into thursday, because this is where we see most of the snow falling, and it could be quite a lot in northern scotland, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres. the focus shift more towards the north because the wind is picking up, that arctic northerly winds sweeping down across the country, so again it will be northern scotland in the firing line, a lot of snow showers here. elsewhere, dry, a lot of sunshine, a cold, crisp winter day on wednesday, temperatures as high as four or even 5 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines... a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 1988, is in us custody. two hundred and seventy people were killed in the attack. it is something we have been fighting for for over three decades, so there is a sense of finally justice for our loved o

east bay. dense fog advisory, north bay interior and quarter of a mile by the delta.rt today. 43 oakland, 44 union city with 50 downtown. it is mild along the shoreline. look at this gorgeous view from the roof camera. the coastal flood advisory through 2:00 this afternoon for the king tides. the night into tuesday. there is the minor coastal flooding in the low-lying areas of the bayshore's, mill valley up through highway 37. this is a level 2 into tuesday. wind gusting up to 50 miles per hour. we could see localized flooding and ponding on the roadways. high clouds today and more tomorrow should inhibit some of that dense fog. into monday we are looking at more cloud cover. the north bay could see spo showers and then by the evening here comes the heavier rain. mild conditions not only in the bay area and rain in the sierra nevada but by tuesday morning spotty showers and could even see a thunderstorm. rainfall amounts are pretty intense from a couple of inches in the coastal hills. we could see excessive rainfall in sonoma county. we certainly need the rain. scatte

we could see this area of snow becoming heavier and more persistent across the north—east.s of snow, certainly over the grampians. temperatures range from freezing to around 4 or 5. another very cold day to come, temperatures below par for the time of year. through saturday night it stays icy, northern and western areas where we have had this rubbish, this area of snow continues, drifts south into southern scotland, particularly towards the borders, perhaps up to the very far north—north—east of england. again, a widespread sharp frost across the uk. temperatures down to around —7 or —8 in a few places. into sunday, we need to keep an eye on this weak area of low pressure, this weather front developing towards the south—east quadrant of england. that could develop thicker cloud and even some sleet and snow, particularly later in the day, which could affect parts of the south—east and east anglia. elsewhere, another bright day on sunday. however, areas that start with some freezing fog could stay quite grey and very cold through the day. parts of east wales, the midlands and

england those north—east england.to the east be some showers into the east coast of england, but it will feel with the wind 5 to 9 feel cold with the wind 5 to 9 celsius and when you add on the wind where you can off a few degrees for the wind chill effect and also cloud for scotland and patchy rain scotland and some patchy rain clearing the north of clearing the far north of scotland it's mostly a scotland below. it's mostly a dry many places dry picture and for many places it's a fine and the week there'll be no fog forming on friday night. but there will be a lot of cloud feeding in and further showers into eastern and central areas . clear spells to central areas. clear spells to the west will lead to a touch of frost in places first thing saturday. frost won't be saturday. but the frost won't be widespread of the extent widespread because of the extent of cloud because of that of the cloud and because of that breeze stir things breeze help to stir things up. it particularly gusty it will be particularly gusty alo