he understand he has links to the north-east— north-east. he has links to newcastle. _ north-east.s to newcastle, which - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is why i north-east. he has links to _ newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining newcastle, which is why northumbria police arejoining in newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining in with this investigation. it is a huge investigation. it is a huge investigation involving three police forces. police are desperately trying to trackjohn abdul ezedi. they don't know where he is. there is no information yet. it is quite possible that the metropolitan police may give us more information, see more details about where the suspect might be this afternoon. there is a huge investigation, a lot of resources and officers are being assigned to this investigation to try and track down abdul ezedi. he is described as dangerous and anyone who sees him, police say, should not approach him, but instead get in touch with the police with any information, any sigh

, mp for north east, north somerset rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm somerset rees—mogg, mp for northmogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sureerset rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sure mrt rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sure mr ofcom would >> i'm not sure mr ofcom would be happy with that. be very happy with that. >> you, ask them to >> did you, did you ask them to do that? >> that's bit of >> that's a bit of electioneering already. >> i'm the mp. i am >> no, it says i'm the mp. i am the mp for north east somerset. >> yes. but most of the time, most of the time a television programme like would say programme like this would say former minister no, programme like this would say forr no. minister no, no, no. >> when people have said to me, how i want to be introduced how do i want to be introduced on other programmes and other programmes do exist? the thing i'm of being the i'm proudest of is being the member for north member of parliament for north east that's where east somerset. that's where everything else comes from. that's more important that's much more importan

, mp for north east, north somerset rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm somerset rees—mogg, mp for norths—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sureerset rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sure mrt rees—mogg, mp for north east, nori'm not sure mr ofcom would >> i'm not sure mr ofcom would be happy with that. be very happy with that. >> you, ask them to >> did you, did you ask them to do that? >> that's bit of >> that's a bit of electioneering already. >> i'm the mp. i am >> no, it says i'm the mp. i am the mp for north east somerset. >> yes. but most of the time, most of the time a television programme like would say programme like this would say former minister no, programme like this would say forr no. minister no, no, no. >> when people have said to me, how i want to be introduced how do i want to be introduced on other programmes and other programmes do exist? the thing i'm of being the i'm proudest of is being the member for north member of parliament for north east that's where east somerset. that's where everything else comes from. that's more important that's much more import

rain in the north east of england and to the south we are talking but extensive cloud, showers, somehere is much colder as we get into the north of scotland is where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there to the south of that, it is much milder there into friday night and saturday. 0n the low pressure is still with us for the weekend but i think there is a cloud or broken so perhaps sunshine coming through but at times, heavy showers are expected as well. and the outlook, is going to be mild or cold? what it looks like it's going to stay on the mild side, the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. polls close in pakistan after millions vote in general and provincial elections. the government is criticised for temporarily suspending mobile phone services. a us drone strike kills an iran—backed militia leader in baghdad. iraq says the strike is a threat to regional stability. this is the scene live in iceland where a volcano erupts for the second time this year. for the first time, global temperatures exce

sunday, some rain reaching scotland and northern ireland, general of the north—east of the uk, drierittle bits and pieces of rain to the south and mild. but i want to point out this weather front, because this is the beginning of a very wet spell for western and north—western scotland. in fact, the met office warned there could be 50 millimetres of rain, 100, 150 in some spots through here, that is sunday into monday, is that weather front graces the north—east the uk. but south of it, we are in that south—westerly airstream, so again glasgow 12 celsius, about that in birmingham, and also in plymouth. here is the outlook into next week, staying very mild indeed, there are indications that perhaps from wednesday onwards until thursday, we will seek colder weather coming in from the north, some uncertainty about that, but it will not be quite as mild as at the moment. back to you. thank you, tomasz. and that's the bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc news website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome

somerset has tended _ becoming north—east somerset has tended to _ becoming north—east somerset hasnstituencies with all of but some of the _ constituencies with all of but some of the labour party voting in this constituency, which will become bristol— constituency, which will become bristol north—east, that is when the candidate _ bristol north—east, that is when the candidate that will hear today will stand _ candidate that will hear today will stand for— candidate that will hear today will stand for the labour party.- stand for the labour party. thank ou so stand for the labour party. thank you so much _ stand for the labour party. thank you so much and _ stand for the labour party. thank you so much and this _ stand for the labour party. thank| you so much and this constituency stand for the labour party. thank- you so much and this constituency as we know it will not exist, damien egan will be the new mp and also the last mp for this place. that is your update on what has happened. pulling google professor sirjohn curtice from the university of strathclyde is now with us. the

it will gradually move away to the north—east.t. and maximum temperatures around about 7—11 c. not as cold across the far north of scotland. we lose that cold air. for the rest of the week that area of low pressure moves away and then we still have the influence of the atlantic, so we will see some areas of rain moving their way in with low pressure close by. but for monday for most of us it is looking relatively dry, they will be some sunny spells, some showers coming into the north and west of those will be wintryjust over higher ground, really, not down to low levels, maximum temperatures around 7—10 c, bit below the average for the time of year and for the rest of the week temperatures perhaps coming up a little bit, 14 celsius in southern areas but mixed as we can see with some areas of rain at times but also some sunny spells. that's it from me. bye—bye. live from london. this is bbc news as the united nations warns of looming famine in gaza, people in isolated northern areas of the strip tell the bbc of their desperate situ

the family escaped from kharkiv in the north—east, close to the russian border.among the first cities attacked. explosion jenia's family fled a war that would claim more than 10,000 civilian lives in two years. he went back to kharkiv. a year on, he was still living with the threat of being conscripted and was missing his family. 3,000km away, 0ksana and the children found refuge in surrey, in south east england. it was a big shock for us to be alone. the most important thing being here is that we are safe now. they go to school, they have after—school clubs. i have a job. here, present simple and here, future simple. 0ksana is teaching english to refugees — among them, her own son. i must be a mother, a father, a teacher. laughs "they get," without s. it was so hard because i don't know any words at english. it was so challenge for me. i miss for my dad and for my best friend but i like england and i think i will — i will stand here. english people are amazing. they ask us each day, "what can we do for you?" they are worried about us. it's been a year since the

of england to enable them to live _ north—east of england to enable them to live a _ north—east of england but - neurodiverse. there is lots more where this came from, but but i neurodiverse. there is lots more - where this came from, but but sadly what they are actually taking to london fashion week is a fairly closely guarded secret. national lottery money has helped get them this far, but it is hoped their own catwalk at fashion week could really make success materialise. it is catwalk at fashion week could really make success materialise.— make success materialise. it is 'ust be ond make success materialise. it is 'ust beyond — make success materialise. it is 'ust beyond our wildest i make success materialise. it is 'ust beyond our wildest dreams, h make success materialise. it isjust beyond our wildest dreams, we - make success materialise. it isjust| beyond our wildest dreams, we just beyond our wildest dreams, wejust never thought something like this would happen with hundreds of people coming to see our designs in the biggest stage in the uk for fashion, so we don't know where this

it will gradually move away to the north east.aximum temperatures round about 7—11 degrees. not as cold across the far north of scotland. we lose that colder air. going for the rest of the week, that area of low pressure moves away. we still have the influence of the atlantic, so we will see some areas of rain moving their way in, with low pressure close by. but for monday, for most of us, it is looking relatively dry. there will be some sunny spells. some showers coming into the north and the west, those will be wintry, just over higher ground really, not down to low levels. maximum temperatures about 7—10 degrees celsius. just a little bit below the average for the time of year. and then, during the rest of the week, temperatures perhaps coming up a bit — 14 celsius in southern areas. mixed, though, as we can see, with some areas of rain at times but also some sunny spells. that's it from me. bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. as the united nations warns of looming famine, people living in gaza's isolated northern areas have

hraza village in the north east of ukraine.illage in the north east of ukraine. scientists have worked out how some of the largest whales in the ocean produce their haunting and complex songs. humpbacks and other whales have evolved a specialised voice box that enables them to sing underwater. lets take a listen. whale song the discovery, published in the journal nature, has also revealed why the noise we make in the ocean is so disruptive for these ocean giants. whale song is restricted to a narrow frequency that overlaps with the noise produced by ships. let's hear from the person who led this study, professor coen elemans from the department of biology at the university of denmark. what we learn is that the larynx or the voice box is functional and that was not clear up to now. also that they have evolved adaptations to still make sound underwater while they have to hold their breath and it is not very trivial. let's have another listen now because everyone will want some more whale song no doubt. whale song so they are amaz

of moscow. 0ne toto wolff north—east of moscow.our correspondence has described being in that area is absolutely freezing, feeling the hairs on the back of your neck stand up as soon as you arrive. he is one of the leading opposition figures in russia, someone who is seen as a threat to president vladimir putin's influence as well as his presidential power stop alexei navalny has often released a lot of information about corruption in the kremlin. we know that the prison service is making all the cheques regarding his death. the reports again are coming in that alexei navalny at 47 years old is now dead. he was serving a sentence of more than 30 years and has —— was moved to a penal quality —— penal: t nicknamed polar will. vladimir putin has been said to be extremely concerned about the influence of alexei navalny, that is because he has consistently released information about corruption within the kremlin. it is important to bring you this latest piece of information. the kremlin have reacted to reports that are circulating. they

will be some snowfall across the grampians and the highlands in particular, all of this across the north—eastf england falling as rain. but gusty winds in the north of the uk. further south, outbreaks of the uk. further south, outbreaks of rain on and off through the today. a range of temperatures, 10-13 today. a range of temperatures, 10—13 further south. milder today. a range of temperatures, 10—13 furthersouth. milderairfor 10—13 further south. milder air for all through 10—13 furthersouth. milderairfor all through the weekend, brighter skies but also some more showers. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, i'm ollie foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday — the home nations have found out their nations league oppoenents, it's a lower league for england this year an they've got a trip to dublin. the final push — will the hosts ivory coast or nigeria be crowned champions of africa? despite a six nations scare in rome, steve borthwick sticks with the same england 15 for wales. also coming up on sportsday — a common g

across the north and the north—east there, i think it�*s that mixture of sleet and snow, particularlyretty chilly. that easterly wind drawing in the colder air from scandinavia. here we have that west—south—westerly, so that mild air coming in. and i think again across the highlands and the grampians, further snow to come on friday, again met office warnings for that. the rest of the country, it�*s a case of often cloudy weather, showers continuing through the day and into the evening hours as well. not a pleasant picture for some of us on friday and friday night. that takes us into saturday. the low pressure still with us. that weather front still there affecting the north—east of scotland, but already you can see turning milder. nine degrees in glasgow, seven in aberdeen. and the low is still with us on sunday, but this clump of rain, i think, grazes the north—east of england and also eastern scotland for a time, but out towards the west and the south, i think the weather�*s going to be drier and brighter with just a scattering of showers. now, the outlook through the weekend into n

cloud, and the cloud thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle that'll be easing away from north—east then some heavy rain by the middle part of the afternoon. so a west—east divide as we go through the day. some of the rain will be quite heavy, still quite mild with it, 1a degrees. and you can see across south—east england and east of the pennines, we may well continue to see some brief glimpses of sunshine. but the rain through wales, stretching up through north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland will turn increasingly heavy, accompanied by gusts of winds potentially around a0 mph. a little bit fresher as well into the north—east of scotland, but generally that mild theme set to continue. now, as we go through saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday morning, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily south and east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear. so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'

rain in the north east of england and to the south we are talking about extensive cloud, showers, somend 11 in hull and it is much colder as we get into the north of scotland, where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there to the south of that, it is much milder into friday night and saturday. the low pressure is still with us for the weekend but i think the ares of cloud more broken so perhaps sunshine coming through but at times, heavy showers are expected as well. and the outlook, is it going to be mild or cold? it looks like it's going to stay on the mild side, the weather could be settling down as we head into tuesday. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news: high stakes in the us — as the supreme court hears an unprecedented case — whether to kick donald trump off the 2024 presidential ballot. lawyers will argue the former president's actions onjanuary 6th bars him from standing under the 14th amendment of the constitution. and i'm gary donahue outside the supreme court where there was arguments arejust supreme court where there was arguments are just getting

have this amount of consumption even in the rainy days , our colder provinces , the north-west, north-east and north provinces of the country will definitely suffer from pressure drop. and appreciation of the winners of the international foreign festival, four of the winners were from germany, turkey, south africa and pakistan. in the name of god. o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their salvation. ladies and gentlemen hello fellow viewers, welcome to the 24-hour news section. in less than 32 hours, the one -week campaign period for the candidates will end. less than 3 days until the election , some political groups have unveiled their electoral lists. countdown for the elections on friday, march 11th , there are less than three days left until the elections . these days, it is a good idea to host the first votes in different cities. we are holding elections for one nation , we are making a decision, the publication of the list of candidates supported by parties and groups continues, the moderation and development party in tehran has suppor

north of isfahan province will be accompanied by rain, northern parts of zanjan provinces, ghazvin, alborz and tehran provinces, and the same can be mentioned. caspian coast, guilan, mazandaran, especially the east of mazandan province and golestan province, north of semnan province , bakhshaei or north khorasan, razavi, areas of south khorasan, north of sistan baluchistan and kerman provinces, the day after tomorrow on monday, partly parts of the northwest and west of the country, caspian coastal provinces and it will affect the north-east, the process of lowering the temperature, which has started , will be felt tomorrow in the eastern half of our country, the waters of the caspian sea , as well as the persian gulf, the strait of hormuz, our sea , we expect rough and choppy waters for tomorrow . it will be special and intense in parts of the southeast of our country. good night. europeans protest to washington at the same time as the aid package to ukraine is abandoned. protests were raised after the speaker of the us house of representatives announced that there is no immediate plan to approve the $61 billion aid bill to ukraine. ursula von derlein. the head of the european commission asked w

north—east of moscow where he briefly— north—east of moscow where he briefly served as an adviser to — briefly served as an adviser to the governor, not even at a formal official, — governor, not even at a formal official, in— governor, not even at a formal official, in the case had been brought— official, in the case had been brought against him accusing him of embezzlement. very convoluted case, really _ embezzlement. very convoluted case, really very— embezzlement. very convoluted case, really very evident that in fact these — really very evident that in fact these charges were trumped up. he was convicted, sentenced to five years _ was convicted, sentenced to five years and — was convicted, sentenced to five years and then in what clearly was a political _ years and then in what clearly was a political trip, that sentence was put on — political trip, that sentence was put on appeal. there were giant protests — put on appeal. there were giant protests in moscow shortly after and he was _ protests in moscow shortly after and he was allowed to be free but he campaign — he was allowe

now at the start of an election year, we're here in the north east.to keep the seats they won in the red wall back in 2019. green now following promotion on gb news and social media, tonight's people forum audience were chosen in dependently by survation , a third party polling survation, a third party polling and market research agency . and market research agency. everyone here is either undecided on who they vote for in a general election or open minded to changing their vote. now gb news does not know the questions that are going to be asked tonight and most importantly, neither does the prime minister so, prime minister, over to you for your opening remarks. >> perfect. thank you stephen. well, good evening everyone. lovely to be here in newton aycliffe with you all. and

today at that darlington campus who were me about that all were telling me about that all from the north east up from newcastle, from york, from durham , from teesside, from durham, from teesside, from nonh durham, from teesside, from north yorkshire , all of them north yorkshire, all of them working at the heart of government in darlington . all of government in darlington. all of them said to me, this is incredible. i never thought i'd be able to do this. i didn't want to move down to london. that's what this conservative government has done for young people as well people across the north, as well as improvements, which people across the north, as well as sure nprovements, which people across the north, as well as sure that vements, which people across the north, as well as sure that people ;, which people across the north, as well as sure that people can1ich people across the north, as well as sure that people can have makes sure that people can have pride place that they pride in the place that they call and pride does come call home and pride does come down to simple things like making

that is a great concern because that in the middle east, particularly as we see what's happening today, is really... that's very different than northa sea of instability, the whole middle east, and so that's a great concern. but they don't have the nuclear weapons and haven't decided to go there at this point. some governments see the benefits of having nuclear weapons. but their existence has always proved controversial with the public. since the birth of the atomic bomb, there's been protest. in the 1980s, millions took to the streets to voice their opposition to nuclear weapons. in britain, it's notjust been protest against our own warheads, but against having american ones based here, too. the greenham peace camp was home to thousands of women who fought to get the weapons removed. women protesters were doing their best to tear down the airfield's perimeter fence with their bare hands. if we get together, we can actually force the government to turn back the decision that nato made on siting cruise missiles in europe. after a long battle, they succeeded. since 2008, there have been no american nuclear weapons in the uk. but tha

it will gradually move away to the north east.n from the west. and maximum temperatures round about 7—11 degrees. not as cold across the far north of scotland. we lose that colder air. going for the rest of the week, that area of low pressure moves away. we still have the influence of the atlantic, so we will see some areas of rain moving their way in, with low pressure close by. but for monday, for most of us, it is looking relatively dry. there will be some sunny spells. some showers coming into the north and the west, those will be wintry, just over higher ground really, not down to low levels. maximum temperatures about 7—10 degrees celsius. just a little bit below the average for the time of year. and then, during the rest of the week, temperatures perhaps coming up a bit — 1a celsius in southern areas. mixed, though, as we can see, with some areas of rain at times but also some sunny spells. that's it from me. live from london. this is bbc news as the united nations warns of looming famine in gaza, people in isolated norther

not too bad across the north—east of scotland. cooler in the northern isles at six degrees. ront will sweep south and east and grind to a halt, it is proving a headache just at the timing of the clearance of the rain. but it could linger first thing across the south—east and east anglia, behind it quite a clearance. for the second half of sunday, drier, it should be brighter and still those temperatures above where they should be for the time offier. 10 to 14 they should be for the time offier. 10 to iii degrees. messy as we move into next week. but not a bad start. for most mild, some sunshine around on monday, turning wet and windy and cooler as we go through the week. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. have a good evening. goodbye. welcome to sportsday. ben duckett leads from the front with one of the quickest test centuries ever seen in india. could be a change to the top of the women super league tonight if manchester city win by two goals at chelsea. and is he really going anywhere else but real?

north and west. but when we factor in the strong wind across the south—east coming in from the north—east, although we'llry, we start to pick up atlantic weather systems once again, bringing spells of wet and windy weather, and that'll lift the temperatures for all areas, both by day and by night. this is bbc news, the headlines. the spokeswoman for the russian opposition figure, alexey navalny, says his body has been given to his mother more than a week after he died in prison. but they are still unsure whether the russian authorities will allow them to hold the funeral that they say he deserves. the mp lee anderson has been suspended from the conservative party after refusing to apologise for saying islamists had gained control of the mayor of london, sadiq khan. he made the comments while talking about pro—palestinian protests on gb news on friday. on the second anniversary of the full—scale invasion of ukraine, president zelensky vows that his country will defeat russia. several western leaders in kyiv are pledging their solidarity. but ukraine is losing territory and there are warnings moscow is tak

across the north and the north—east there, i think it's that mixture of sleet and snow, particularly low pressure still close by. here's the weather front. north of the weather front, it's still pretty chilly. that easterly wind drawing in the colder air from scandinavia. here we have that west—south—westerly, so that mild air coming in. and i think again across the highlands and grampians, further snow to come on friday, again met office warnings for that. the rest of the country, it's a case of often cloudy weather, showers continuing through the day and into the evening hours as well. not a pleasant picture for some of us on friday and friday night. that takes us into saturday. the low pressure still with us. that weather front still there affecting the north—east of scotland, but already you can see turning milder. nine degrees in glasgow, seven in aberdeen. and the low is still with us on sunday, but this clump of rain i think raises the north—east of england and also eastern scotland for a time, but out towards the west and the south, i think the weather's going to be drier and

cloud, and the cloud thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle that'll be easing away from north—easthen some heavy rain by the middle part of the afternoon. so a west—east divide as we go through the day. some of the rain will be quite heavy, still quite mild with it, 14 degrees. and you can see across south—east england and east of the pennines, we may well continue to see some brief glimpses of sunshine. but the rain through wales, stretching up through north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland will turn increasingly heavy, accompanied by gusts of winds potentially around 40 mph. a little bit fresher as well into the north—east of scotland, but generally that mild theme set to continue. now, as we go through saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday morning, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily south and east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear. so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll

come back in to the north east as we go into thursday, but largely settled story, but cold across northern areas of india for places like new delhi. very chilly overnight and into the mornings. but lots of sunshine by day old way, down to the south with barely any rain for southern parts of india, the mold is as well as sher lanka. and the system of the story was moving areas of east asia, lots of sunshine, dominating to beijing. we'll see temperatures pick up here over the next few days. instead, we've got more rain and wintery weather across central pots of china, icey conditions, well, who they proteins that, that rain picking up across the cell. ahead of that, if you shows and wintery flurries for japan, but an improving picture here. and as that rain pulls its way into taiwan, will see things cool down in taipei for trial. on friday. the latin america is a region of wonder i'm joy tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition. the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is

cloud and the cloud thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle that'll be easing away from north—eastions behind and then some heavy rain by the middle part of the afternoon, so a west—east divide as we go through the day. some of the rain will be quite heavy. still quite mild with it — 14 degrees. you can see across south—east england and east of the pennines, we may well continue to see some brief glimpses of sunshine. but the rain through wales, stretching up through north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland will turn increasingly heavy, accompanied by gusts of winds, potentially around 40 mph. a little bit fresher as well into the north—east of scotland, but generally that mild theme set to continue. now, as we go through saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday morning, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily south and east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear, so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet w

cloud and the cloud thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle that'll be easing away from north eastmurky conditions behind and then, some heavy rain by the middle part of the afternoon, so a west—east divide as we go through the day. some of the rain will be quite heavy. still quite mild with it — 14 degrees. you can see across south east england and east of the pennines, we may well continue to see some brief glimpses of sunshine. but the rain through wales, stretching up through north west england, northern ireland and western scotland will turn increasingly heavy, accompanied by gusts of winds potentially around a0 mph. a little bit fresher as well into the north—east of scotland but generally, that mild theme set to continue. now, as we go through saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday morning, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily south and east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south east england, and that's going to take its time to clear so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spe

come back in to the north east as we go into thursday, but largely settled story, but cold across northern areas of india for places like new delhi. very chilly overnight and into the mornings. but lots of sunshine by day old way, down to the south with betty. any rain for southern parts of india, the mold is, as well as sher lanka. and it's a similar story with mold in areas of east asia, lots of sunshine, dominating to beijing. we'll see temperatures pick up here over the next few days. instead, we've got more rain on wintery weather across central parts of china. i see conditions for who they problems that, that rain picking up across the cell. ahead of that, if your shows and wintery flurries for japan, but an improving picture here. and as that rain pulls its way into taiwan, will see things cool down in taipei for trial on friday, on the low kneels rain forests or some of the world's oldest. but they are no match for the deputy fires that increasingly with through them in the face of man made deforestation. an unforgiving climate change. a young indigenous leader makes all plans to p

across the north and the north—east there, i think it's that mixture of sleet and snow, particularlystill pretty chilly. that easterly wind drawing in the colder air from scandinavia. here we have that west—south—westerly, so that mild air coming in. and i think again across the highlands and grampians, further snow to come on friday, again met office warnings for that. the rest of the country, it's a case of often cloudy weather, showers continuing through the day and into the evening hours as well. not a pleasant picture for some of us on friday and friday night. that takes us into saturday. the low pressure still with us. that weather front still there affecting the north—east of scotland, but already you can see turning milder. nine degrees in glasgow, seven in aberdeen. and the low is still with us on sunday, but this clump of rain i think raises the north—east of england and also eastern scotland for a time, but out towards the west and the south, i think the weather's going to be drier and brighter with just a scattering of showers. now, the outlook through the weekend into ne

come back in to the north east as we go into thursday, but largely settled story. but cold across northern areas of india for places like new delhi, very chilly overnight and into the mornings. but lots of sunshine by day old way, down to the south with betty. any rain for southern parts of india, the mold these as well as sher lanka. and it's a similar story, it was mold in areas of east asia, lots of sunshine, dominating to beijing. we'll see temperatures pickup here over the next few days. instead, we've got little rain on wintery weather, across central pots of china. i see conditions well who they proteins that, that rain picking up across the cell. ahead of that, if you shows and wintery flurries, full japan, but an improving picture here. and as that rain pulls its way into taiwan, will see things cool down in taipei for trial on friday. the on the, [000:00:00;00] the, on the top stories on l. g 0 is really for the testers. are once again demonstrating at the cut on the southern border, crossing their blocking humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip. t

north and west. but when we factor in the strong wind across the south—east coming in from the north—east, although we'lling to feel more like 1—2 degrees. and then as we push deeper into the week, towards the end of february, we start to pick up atlantic weather systems once again, bringing spells of wet and windy weather, and that'll lift the temperatures for all areas, both by day and by night. live from london, this is bbc news. more than a week after his death, a spokesperson confirms alexei navalny�*s body has been handed to his mother. the conservatives suspend mp lee anderson, after he refused to apologise for saying london's mayor is controlled by islamists. this is not a story, this is a very, very serious issue. this is about the future of our country, the kind of country that we want to build together. on the second anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, president zelensky insists his country will win, but urgently needs more weapons. hello and welcome to the programme — i'm catherine byaruhanga. the body of russian opposition figure alexei navalny has been handed over to his mother. wh

reports from ukraine say a russian drone attack has killed seven civilians in the north—east city ofharkiv. leaders of rival parties in pakistan claim victory after the general election, even though the final results are yet to be announced. and police in london are to begin searching the river thames for the body of a chemical attack suspect. we speak to spain's first openly lgbt matador who wants to challenge perceptions around bull—fighting. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we begin this hour in the middle east. there's growing concern over food shortages in gaza, with the united nations warning of looming famine. people living in isolated northern areas have told the bbc that children are going without food for days, and that animal feed is being used to make bread. with renewed fighting and aid convoys still regularly blocked from reaching some areas, half of gaza's population is now in a food emergency, according to the un. it says one in four households is facing a catastrophic lack of food. we start our coverage with this special report from our middle east correspondent lucy

that wet weather, though, across parts of the north—east of england, in towards eastern scotland, withhere, though, sunday is an improving picture with some decent spells of sunshine and also a few showers coming in on a westerly wind. so, by mid—afternoon, much of that heavy rain has cleared, although lingering across parts of the north—east of aberdeenshire and in towards the northern isles. elsewhere, though, avoid the showers and you'll see some sunshine and temperatures up to around 10 or 11 degrees. and then through sunday evening and sunday night, we start to see largely dry and clear conditions, and that means it will be colder than overnight saturday to sunday. so this is tomorrow night, sunday night. you can see temperatures there in towns and cities, but across parts of the north of england and scotland, a touch of frost in the countryside. to monday — a low pressure situated to the north—west, and we're dragging in some rather cool air from the north—west. so those showers pushing in through parts of scotland could well be wintry on the higher ground. a number of showers in

four people were injured in a serious accident with a police car in the north-east of moscow.eman from podolsk collided with a volkswagen and, after a powerful blow, flew into a snowdrift. at that moment , there were two women in the official car, one of whom was pinned inside, and a fourteen-year-old teenager. about legal news in your region . people learn thanks to the work of local journalists; the legal program is being conducted by the duty department and is published in many regions countries. my colleague akhmat khalkichev will tell you what topics interested our colleagues korachaev of cherkessia. hello, alexander, my colleagues and i have been closely following the events in the region all week and here are just a few topics. he aimed at one, killed another, attempted murder, illegal possession of weapons, such charges were brought against a thirty-year-old resident of the karachay-cherkess republic. another wedding. shot, police detained the participants of the celebration who started shooting in the center of the republican capital. hunting to live with love, easy m

that wet weather, though, across parts of the north—east of england, into north—eastern scotland, withhe northern isles. elsewhere, though, sunday is an improving picture with some decent spells of sunshine and also a few showers coming in on a westerly wind. so by mid—afternoon, much of that heavy rain has cleared. although lingering across parts of the north—east of aberdeenshire and in towards the northern isles. elsewhere, though, avoid the showers and you will see some sunshine and temperatures up to around 10 or 11 degrees. and then through sunday evening and sunday night, we start to see largely dry and clear conditions, and that means it will be colder than overnight saturday into sunday. so this is tomorrow night, sunday night. you can see temperatures there in towns and cities but across parts of northern england and scotland, a touch of frost in the countryside. to monday, low pressure situated to the north—west, and we are dragging in some rather cool air from the north—west. so showers pushing in through parts of scotland, could well be wintry on higher ground, a number of

authorities reported this, at the moment the weather in rostov-on-don is quite comfortable, but in the north and eastficult weather conditions remain, and such the picture, according to experts, will continue for the next 24 hours, so relax especially in the north and east. freezing rain will reach the capital region today; an orange level of weather danger has been declared in moscow. according to forecasters, the region is expected to experience sleet, rain and heavy ice in places. the leading specialist of the fobas center, evgenia teshkovets, spoke about this. as for the freezing rain. in fact, by 6:00 there is ice, freezing, supercooled rain, and at -5° it is already observed at the airport domodedovo, at ostafev airport it has been freezing rain since 5 am. in moscow itself, according to the latest atmospheric modeling data, there is still a possibility of freezing rain, and in the morning hours from approximately 7:8 to 11 o'clock, after which the process of forming ice balls filled with water will collapse and precipitation will turn into... to 200-400 m during the day, freezing rains in plac

that wet weather, though, across parts of the north—east of england, in towards north—eastern scotlandards into the northern isles. elsewhere, though, sunday is an improving picture with some decent spells of sunshine and also a few showers coming in on a westerly wind. so, by mid—afternoon, much of that heavy rain has cleared, although lingering across parts of the north—east of aberdeenshire and in towards the northern isles. elsewhere, though, avoid the showers and you will see some sunshine and temperatures up to around 10 or 11 degrees. and then through sunday evening and sunday night, we start to see largely dry and clear conditions, and that means it will be colder than overnight saturday into sunday. so this is tomorrow night, sunday night. you can see temperatures there in towns and cities, but across parts of northern england and scotland, a touch of frost in the countryside. to monday, a low pressure situated to the north—west, and we're dragging in some rather cool air from the north—west. so showers pushing in through parts of scotland, could well be wintry on higher groun

that wet weather, though, across parts of the north—east of england, in towards eastern scotland, withing on sunday and tracking its way northwards into the northern isles. elsewhere, though, sunday is an improving picture with some decent spells of sunshine and also a few showers coming in on a westerly wind. so, by mid—afternoon, much of that heavy rain has cleared, although lingering across parts of the north—east of aberdeenshire and in towards the northern isles. elsewhere, though, avoid the showers and you'll see some sunshine and temperatures up to around 10 or 11 degrees. and then through sunday evening and sunday night, we start to see largely dry and clear conditions, and that means it will be colder than overnight saturday to sunday. so this is tomorrow night, sunday night. you can see temperatures there in towns and cities, but across parts of the north of england and scotland, a touch of frost in the countryside. to monday — a low pressure situated to the north—west, and we're dragging in some rather cool air from the north—west. so those showers pushing in through parts o