most scotland and north east england. m ost pla ces scotland and north east england.rost but parts of north—west scotland where it is clear, down to —54 minus six. monday brings in sunny weather in across southern and western parts of the uk. still plenty of cloud in the eastern england, yorkshire, north—east england and into eastern scotland. still some light rain in eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gales eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gates in western parts and the west of wales. up to anglesey they could see gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. 11 in plymouth. most of us fall well short of that and feeling cold in the wind. on tuesday, cloudy skies, a weather front approaching western areas with some showers. funniest in the north and east. temperatures edged up a little but as we go into wednesday week cut off the flow of cold continental air and switch it around more than is an atlantic flow. feeling milder, but with showers. where we are four yesterday, by wednesday more of us will be reaching double figures, and for some 12

across the far north—east of england and eastern scotla nd north—east of england and eastern scotlanddy and cold. on the aberdeenshire coast, four celsius was the best we could offer. things will warm up with time. not yet. a change in the weather across the far south—west of england, with rain turning up. no great dramas weather—wise. under clear skies it will be cold with temperatures close to freezing in one or two places. a different start of the day across the south—west of england. no great amounts but you need something waterproof if you are heading out. some cloud pushing up, and lots of sunshine from the south—east up to the north west of the uk. chilly but temperatures will bounce back. once more across the far north—east of england and eastern scotland, will probably still be draped in cloud. that will knock the temperatures on the head once more. many of us will have a fine day. this rain pushing up have a fine day. this rain pushing up into wales and northern ireland. eventually it will brighten up across south—western parts of england. another relatively mild day with do

largely fine in north—east england with sunny spells. showers easing in northern ireland. n east anglia at lipm. some heady ones. plenty of showers going into the evening but they will fade overnight. more showers in northern scotland, falling as snow in places and turning things quite icy. elsewhere frost and some icy patch as possible. a quietly elsewhere tomorrow away from the showers. 0ne or two tomorrow away from the showers. 0ne ortwo in tomorrow away from the showers. 0ne or two in northern ireland and north—west england and this room feeding into southern england as the day goes on. —— these showers feeding. still a chilly feel but some sunny spells between showers. tomorrow evening, uncertainty but this weather feeds further north and there could be some sleet and snow and turning windy in parts of wales and turning windy in parts of wales and southern england. thursday looks quite windy, also. the heaviest showers and parts of wales and into the midlands and perhaps northern england. fraley at the weekend, low pressure from the south west england and wales will se

some of the patchy rain across the high ground in north—east england will begin to turn wintry with timey climbing above these values, where we have had the clear skies overnight, it could well be a slippery start to the day, particularly where we had some in on that and north—east england. as i mentioned, temperatures not really climbing at all through the day here, levelling out around three orfour degrees, certainly a chilly end to the day across some central areas. best of the temperatures where we see the best of the sunshine, across the west. now, as we head into the night, that easterly will continue to feed cloud westwards, some patchy rain. some sleet or snow falling to quite low levels, eventually, across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland. again, no great amounts at this stage. there will be a cold one, and there'll be some frost around first thing on thursday morning, slippery surfaces around. thursday, again, the best of the sunshine probably across more western areas. a fair bit of cloud further east. the cloud, though, will tend to break up, so even across these

a pleasant day for much of scotland and north east england —— it'll scotland and north east england —h—west corner of the country, relatively mild especially where you have the sunshine. it's feeling mild for the time of year. some sunshine in the forecast but also some rain and wind. that will be affecting the north—west corner of the uk, furthest away from this area of high pressure, it'll be generally settled through saturday and sunday, but windy approve scotland. a squeeze in the isobars, gale force winds pushing toward central parts of scotland later on saturday, through the central belt. 0utbreaks saturday, through the central belt. outbreaks of rain, particularly across western scotland. feeling mild once again on sunday. some rain, and fairly strong winds across scotla nd rain, and fairly strong winds across scotland and northern ireland, with the best of the dry and brighter weather in central, southern and eastern parts of england.

rain, sleet across eastern part of scotla nd rain, sleet across eastern part of scotland and north east englandr many, drier and brighter. scotland and north east england. for many, drierand brighter. warmer into the second part of the week. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 9:30am. north korea fires a ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan, the first such test since donald trump became us president. mr trump has assured japan's prime minister shinzo abe that "america stands behind its great ally, 100%." the speaker of the commons, john bercow, insists his impartiality has not been compromised. his objection to mr trump addressing parliament and the revelation that he voted to remain have in the eu referendum have lead to calls for him to be replaced. more than 200 pilot whales that were stranded on a beach in new zealand have re—floated themselves and swum away. around 350 whales died over two days at the beach at farewell spit, in one the worst whale stranding events in new zealand. 1a retired bishops have written an open letter criticising the church of england's stance on same—sex m

another one of those will push across east anglia and south—east england as he goes to the evening. though quite well in the northand northwest england and west of wales and northern ireland will be a bit drier in comparison. any clearer zones, quite a severe frost developing in northern scotland. icy patches where the temperatures are lowest, particularly on higher ground. the biggest opening tonight and tomorrow, becoming colder. then we get more moisture coming in, which is more likely to fall us know through parts of north—east england, the east midlands and east anglia. lower level tha n the east midlands and east anglia. lower level than it has been. perhaps a centimetre or to accumulating. going into tomorrow morning, we are looking at the higher parts of the peak district and the pennines for significant snow drifting in the wind as well. most of that will be overly higher routes. the hundred metres and above you will see a lot of snow. the rest of uk tomorrow, plenty of cloud, sunshine at a premium, you may find it wide patch of rain or sleet, but it wide patch of rain or sleet, but it would be wet every

more cloud further north in north—east england and the best pa rt in north—east england and the best the south—east through the midlands and wales. a little cloud coming into the south—west. here we've got the highest temperatures. very windy conditions, too. a cold easterly wind blowing. the strongest gust of wind blowing. the strongest gust of wind in the western parts of wales. the winds eased down a touch overnight. we may see a few spots of rain coming into the south—west. still the odd spot of google for the north—east of scotland. low cloud has gotten and northern england, too. sufficient breeze to stop the temperatures getting too low. thick cloud bringing some outbreaks of rain into the south—west early on tuesday. it's very weak and moving very slowly northwards and eastwards. we'll see more cloud coming into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and southern england. any showers in the south—west and later across northern ireland. further north and east it may be dry and bright with some sunshine around. temperatures are little higher than today. the wind won't be strong e

further north it will be a struggle to brighten up especially in northern and eastern england and scotland. some dampness holding temperatures down to four or 5 degrees across eastern scotland and north—eastand. questions over how it will brighten up across parts of wales, the midlands and eastern counties. if it stays cloudy it will stay chilly. further south, a transformation from the dull weekend conditions with something much brighter, 10 degrees in some spots, but it will be windy. factor that in. particularly windy across western coasts and headlands with 50 or 60 mph gusts coming from the east. warnings in force from the met office, there could be some disruption. by tuesday morning this chap appears across the south—west, a front bringing showery outbreaks of rain across south—west england and maybe southwest wales. for the rest of us, a dry day on tuesday. sunshine is open to doubt, but a chilly feeling across the north and east, but milderfurther chilly feeling across the north and east, but milder further south and west. adding to the middle of the week, the front that saunters across the country, bringing the odd shower, followed by another one bringing heavy and thundery show

of scotla nd particularly the north and east of scotland and into north—east englande are more concerned about ice on untreated surfaces going into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning will bring wet weather pushing through northern ireland and into scotla nd through northern ireland and into scotland and england. eventually into wales the midlands. a windy day through northern ireland. a blustery picture. elsewhere, sunny spells tomorrow, but heavy showers around and temperatures stuck in single figures. frost and ice again on wednesday morning. watching this area of wet weather heading up from the south. possible sleet and snow on the hill fog. quite a lot of that going to make a wednesday into the evening. we will monitor that situation. further showers to come on thursday and friday. turning a little less cold across southern parts of the uk. i don't think we will notice much change the further north you are in the uk. let's take a look at what's happening beyond friday. you can check out online. i will be back in half an hour. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the h

further north and east, a different story across the far north—east of england and eastern scotland.ruggling to get more than three or four celsius and still some snow on the ground. even here it will be milder eventually. not the night, still some cloud from eastern scotland, perhaps in north—east england. clear skies elsewhere and rain pushing into the far south—west. a cold night and were the skies are clear, for much of the night it could be close to freezing. different start to the day the south coast of england. rain pushing in across cornwall and west devon. the head of that, sunshine from the south—east all the way up to the uk. there could be low cloud to the east of the pennines, but i am hoping it will not last that long. across the far north—eastern coast across england it could prove persistent, making it feel quite chilly yet again. but fingers crossed, you will see a better brightness. sunshine in the south—west where we will have patchy rain. not much of it, but pushing into southern counties, maybe wales and northern ireland. but it will brighten up across the far so

by the end of the night that's reallyjust confined to parts of eastern scotland and north—east englandy overnight. temperatures will fall off a bit, but only a patchy frost. that's most reliable across parts of north—west scotland, under clear skies here, some places may be about —5 as monday begins. now, a different picture tomorrow because we get some brighter skies coming in across southern and western parts of the uk. still rather cloudy from lincolnshire through yorkshire, north—east england into eastern scotland, patchy rain and hill snow in eastern scotland. some gales developing in western parts and some really gusty winds in west wales, through cardigan bay up towards anglesey, for example, could get some gusts around 60—70 mph. double figures in south—west england, but elsewhere still feeling quite cold in the wind. on tuesday we have a weather system coming towards the west and south—west, with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. actually looks like a sunnier picture at this stage in the north and east of the uk. tuesday into wednesdayjust cutting off the flow of quite cold ai

quite a bit of wet weather at the moment running into north—east england.orthern ireland, especially the further west you are in this sunny area with lighter winds compared to elsewhere. we have seen some damp weather in cardiff. mainly dry now as we go through the later stages of the afternoon for the six nations rugby. as we go through the night the north—easterly wind starts to strengthen. still someone'sjoke coming in wind starts to strengthen. still someone's joke coming in from the east. more rain will fall of snow. in east anglia there will be a light covering in places. over the pennines and peak district that snow is starting to build up. a severe frost under clear skies in north—west scotland. a little bit icy in places. tomorrow morning there will be more snow falling in there will be more snow falling in the peak district. at the highest levels we could get ten to 15 centimetres. for eastern england, and light covering in places. the cold wind blowing. in paris france are taking on scotland in the six nations. on monday it will be brightening up

north west england. a few spots in south—east england. and patchy. any rain to the north of that am a clear skies for north—east england, for parts of scotland, maybe a touch of frost developing in southern scotland. maybe in south—east england. as the mcgirt on. tomorrow morning, some of in scotland may be slow to clear a particularly in the south. a chilly start compared with this morning. still got thicker cloud. there will be light and patchy rain in north west england. spots in the midlands and south—east england. maybe also clipping the north of wales the rest of wales in south west england going off to a dry stop. fog patches. eastern scotla nd dry stop. fog patches. eastern scotland as well, elsewhere, sunshine will be very limited. a zone of thicker cloud although not much rain falling from it from south east england. and into western scotland. then western counties of wales. into one will begin to see a threat of rain coming back in later in the day. lighter winds on friday, the temperature is not quite as high as it has been to

nd north—east of england and in scotland we were shivering once more, just four degrees. in weather across the far north—west, but for the rest are finite, but a chilly night. some frost in some places but sunshine to wa ke frost in some places but sunshine to wake up to in the morning. not for eve ryo ne wake up to in the morning. not for everyone though, the changing weather in the south—west. cloud and patchy rain pushing through, not in great amounts but the change in the web nonetheless. then sunshine from the south—east of the north—west, a fine start of the day here, albeit on the cold side. the temperatures will pick up in the sunshine, but for eastern scotland it stays cloudy and it won't get all that warm here. this patchy rain across the south—west will stagger across parts of the west country, wales, knocking on the door of northern ireland, but it will brighten up later across the south—west. a relatively mild day, and another chilly day across the north—east despite some brightness, but we all get miles later in the week. thank you. a reminder of our main st

of fine weather across parts of scotla nd a lot of fine weather across parts of scotland and north east englandgland. eventually they will fade. looking at 6pm, there will fade. looking at 6pm, there will be some downpours around. not across scotland and northern ireland, though there are thus showers in some parts of scotland. some snow at higher ground, in north—west england and the midlands. clearing away from south—east england, but these will be fewer eventually. as some of these on the heavy side, some spray on the roads, some gusty winds in wales and south west and southern england. the winds ease overnight and showers fade, one or two ease overnight and showers fade, one ortwo in ease overnight and showers fade, one or two in northern ireland but most will head to northern scotland. it was ten i see the many of us here. a frosty ground as we start tomorrow. the first day of the meteorological spring tomorrow, sunshine around, stills and showers in northern ireland. we will see some brain in southern and south wales, dull and down into the afternoon. it will turn a little less cold here,

we are more likely to get a bit of sleet and snow through north—east england, the east midlands, intos. a few spots, especially over higher ground. quitea few spots, especially over higher ground. quite a hard frost coming into north west scotland overnight where we have clearer skies. well below freezing here. into sunday, we can see the snow into the higher parts of the pennines and peak district. again a bit of sleet and snow elsewhere. but it becomes more rain into the afternoon. a patchy outbreaks of that. even where you're dry, it's cloudy. the stronger wind makes it feel colder. hints of something milder coming back next week. we'll look at that in half an hour. nvment —— half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. his current order stops citizens from seven mainly muslim countries travelling to the us. labour front bench mps who defied jeremy corbyn in the commons brexit 52 labour mps rebelled in wednesday's vote, including 11 jun

england. mild air is pushing north. still chilly in east scotland and north—east england. more rain across much of england and wales and northern ireland. a breezy and mild night. perhaps a touch of frost in the sheltered claims of scotland. thursday, wet and windy. cool for swims around southern and western coasts and hills. some brighter weather across western areas in the afternoon before more rain comes back into south—west england and wales by the end of the day. yesterday we were talking about a storm coming in on friday. still couple of tracks it could take. probably heading to northern france ringing the risk of severe gales and disruption but there is a chance it could move more north and bring some severe weather to southern england. to the north of this system, a lot of fine and dry weather, bright and breezy, some showers and western scotland, but the amount of rain in england and wales, the strength of the wind depends on the track of the low pressure, but there is the potential of severe disruptive weather affecting southern counties of england. stage and for

dampness around, snow up around the high ground of scotland's and perhaps the high ground of north—east englandt a different story east. as we head into the night, the cold air continues to head its way west where it will turn chilly for all of us. dampness around and snow down to low levels of the end of the night. no great amounts but it does mean slippery surfaces by first thing on thursday morning. watch out for that with temperatures widely close to or below freezing. the message as we enter the week is that it will be cold and getting colder. and there will be some snow around. with time, there is an increasing chance that batsmen could cause some issues are pinned down the uk. we will keep you posted. hello. this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines at 11:30. federaljudges in california are beginning an appeal hearing to decide whether to overturn the suspension of president trump's travel ban. the government has defeated a group of mps in parliament who wanted a vote on the final brexit deal which could have sent the pm back to the negotiating table. the appeal has begun for a f

there might be a bit more cloud for a time across parts of north—east england east of the pennines, certainlyshing into the south—west, hitand miss. some rain pushing into the south—west, hit and miss. some of us won't see any at all but some of us. eventually brightening up again across the far south—west of england. double figures. the further north—east work it is chillier and on the north sea coast distinctly cold i fancy. another one on the north sea coast distinctly cold ifancy. another one arriving for the south—west. a bit more to it and so more wet weather. heavy bursts of rain. don't take the position here too literally. it will va ry position here too literally. it will vary but you get the idea of rain pushing into many parts of the country. the best of the sunshine across the four far north—east and temperatures here and widely will be up temperatures here and widely will be up into double figures. but the rest of this week it will be turning mild forjust of this week it will be turning mild for just about all of us. of this week it will be turning mild forjust about all of us. t

drizzle across eastern scotland and north—east england.hine. still windy. hopefully some sun. quite a lot of cloud from the north sea. this temperatures may suggest something a bit better, maybe even 10 degrees at with the strength of the wind — gales and even severe gales across the south—west, that will make it feel chilly. cloudy outbreaks to the south—west. the by winds pivoting to the south—west. ballmer and from the near continent hopefully will break up the clown. some sunshine coming through once we lose the weather front on tuesday, oi’ lose the weather front on tuesday, or was the risk of some outbreaks of shower we rain to the south—west but temperatures likely to climb up to high is of 12 degrees. a lot of cloud on thursday but a milder feel and much appreciated, i am sure. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: after the latest firing of a north korean ballistic missile, the us says it will reinforce its alliances in the pacific region. a massive heatwave in eastern australia creates what authorities call catastrophic

further north, pretty cloudy, particular in eastern scotland and north—east england. , particularly windy across western coasts and headlands, west wales and west of england. not feeling as warm as these numbers suggest. another chilly feeling day north than his. asi chilly feeling day north than his. as i said at the start, the good news is heading in the right direction. turning milder in the next few days. hello, this is bbc news with nicholas owen. the headlines at 7.34pm: president trump says he will strengthen links with allies in the pacific region, following north korea latest missile launch in the sea ofjapan. this is the first such test since donald trump became us president. the commons speaker — john bercow — insists his impartiality hasn't been affected after revealing he voted remain in the eu referendum. his spokeswoman said the way he cast his ballot had no impact on his ability to deal fairly with all mps. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, says the party's leadership is "settled for this parliament". he played down reports that mr corybn has been enc

be a nice day away from eastern scotla nd will be a nice day away from eastern scotland and north—east englandouth and the west. still chilly across the north and the east. but the headline is that through the rest of this week it will be mild. a lot milder than it has been, but there will be a drop or two of has been, but there will be a drop ortwo of rain has been, but there will be a drop or two of rain as well. hello. this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines at 4.32pm: a bbc undercover report has found evidence of major security failings at a prison in the north—east of england, which holds hundreds of inmates. the ministry ofjustice says it's looking into the allegations. meanwhile, justice minister liz truss has laid out her plans to improve the britishjail system, including greater reform inside prisons and early intervention. the criminaljustice system has got better at catching and connell victing criminals who perpetrated some of the most appalling crimes imaginable and sentence lengths now better reflect the seierity of crimes like domestic, violence and rape and child abuse

few breaks in the cloud for the north—east of england but most places are starting off rather grey.land as well. cloudy and breezy as well. some parts of eastern scotland getting away with a dry start to the day but it will be a blustery start on the eastern side of scotland and the north—east of england for a time through the morning. winds gusting to around 50 miles an hour, bear that in mind if you are travelling up and down the pennines, for example. into the afternoon we will see some reasonable temperatures in the south—east given a few cloud breaks. up to 16 degrees, may be higher in a couple of places, not quite as warm as it was on sunday in scotland. into the evening, showers in the north of scotland in the area of rain affecting some parts of wales in southern england. in between it is largely dry and not overly chilly but we are into single figures. dawn on tuesday, there may even be a touch of frost in northern scotland. not so further south, another mild night, nine or ten degrees. another grey start to the day on tuesday for wales and southern counties of england. low

panorama programme has found evidence of major security failings at a privately—run prison in north—east englandbc news all the latest business news live with sharanjit leyl in singapore. the best of friends. us president trump eat and japanese prime minister shinzo abe meet. we find out what it will mean for the markets and the economy. and what do you want to be when you grow up? we find out why themepark that let's kids try out differentjobs is gaining ground here in asia. hello and welcome to asia business report, i'm sharanjit leyl. japan's latest gdp figures are in showing the country's economy grew at an annualised rate of just 1% the country's economy grew at an annualised rate ofjust1% in the last quarter of 2016. the latest figures follow a weekend of meetings between these two men, this is japanese prime minister shinzo abe as well as the us president trump eat in the us, and the two leaders agreed to a new economic dialogue that will focus on monetary policy, corporate projects and trade. so what will it mean for markets and the broader economy? earlier i spoke with martin schultz fr

few breaks in the cloud for the north—east of england but most places are starting off rather grey.o get to the north—west of northern ireland and the western side of scotland as well. cloudy and breezy as well. some parts of eastern scotland just about getting away with a dry start to the day, but it will be a blustery start on the eastern side of scotland and the north—east of england, at least for a time through the morning. winds gusting to around 50 miles an hour, bear that in mind if you are travelling up and down the pennines, for example. into the afternoon, going to see some reasonable temperatures in the south—east, given a few cloud breaks. up to 16 degrees, maybe a little bit higher in a couple of places, not quite as warm as it was on sunday in scotland. into the evening, we've got some showers in the north of scotland, and the area of rain affecting some parts of wales in southern england. in between, it is largely dry and not overly chilly, but we are into single figures. dawn on tuesday, there may even be a touch of frost in northern scotland, but not so further sout

settling slow —— snow across higher ground in north—east england and north—east scotland.relationship with the eu. the lords speak at lord fowler says he would keep an open mind about the view to letting president trump address parliament. view to letting president trump address parliamentlj view to letting president trump address parliament. i would consider any request by mr trump to address oui’ any request by mr trump to address ourlament ifand any request by mr trump to address our lament if and when it is made. —— our parliament.

east england. either side of that, north—east england, parts of wales and south—east england, a bit brighter to startwell. it looks like much of north and east scotland into northern england will stay fine with sunny spells. if you brighter breaks for wales, the west midlands in two parts of southern and south—west england. a lot of dry weather to be found, drizzly in scotland. some outbreaks of rain coming in later in the day. temperatures a degree down to head to today but the wind will be lighter and it may not feel too different. into the weekend, this weather front in the west, it's not a significant rainmaker but the further west and north—west you are, saturday begins there will be some outbreaks of rain. some of that fringing into parts of northern ireland and north—west england. to the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. 0n the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. on sunday the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. 0n sundaya the south of that it looks mainly dry. and it is mild. on sunday a lot of dry weather. cloudy a lot of the time, if you sunny

so what could this mean for the north—east of england ? is mean for the north—east of england? for yorkshire oi’ north—east of england? for yorkshire or manchester? mr mcdonald offers very little specific detail and does not say whether any extra money would come from. a spokesman said labour ‘s policy to borrow half £1 trillion would crash our economy. we'll be getting more detail on the plans from the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell, just after 8. three past and present employees from the electronic monitoring service, which fits offenders with tags, have been arrested by police. the sun newspaper claims the investigation relates to allegations that some staff in london were paid by offenders to deliberately fit the devices too loosely so they could be removed. a spokesperson for the service, which is operated by capita, said it had a policy of zero tolerance against any employees who undermined its work. a man who tried to attack the louvre museum early on friday was an egyptian who came to paris on a tourist visa from dubai, according t

ireland and some spots of rain showing up in parts of north—west england and north wales, which will also push into the midlands. sunny to the south and easty get up to 13—14dc. the breeze will ease down, but the showers will become more abundant, but where you get the sunshine, you are in for a pleasant afternoon. temperatures could peak at 13—14 celsius in the south. a weather front will push southwards and eastwards tonight. that will keep temperatures up. patchy rain or drizzle. a touch of frost, with clearer skies, frost and fog for scotland and north—east england, as we start friday. here, the best of the sunshine on friday. some sunny spells towards the south—west, but a few showers later. in the sunshine, once again, it should feel pleasant. most m ost pla ces most places dry and to the afternoon. into the weekend, we continue with temperatures slightly above the average for this time of year. a little bit of rain. particularly in the north. on saturday, the patchy rain beginning to move south. many places starting with a bit of mist and fog. more rain into the north west of scotla nd more rain into the north west of scotland later

a damp afternoon in store for the south—east, fringing into east anglia, the midlands and north west englandthe day with a bit of sunshine. some sunny spells in northern ireland but from lunchtime, lots of showers and a strengthening breeze. much of scotland drive through the day, a bit damp in the south west later. best of the sunshine in the north—east where we could hit 13 or 14 celsius once again. the daytime rain clears away from eastern parts of england but we continue to see showers feeding into night across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with a strengthening breeze to go with it which will keep temperatures up. milder than last night but further south, with clearer skies and lighter winds, a chilly start to thursday compared to this morning. some mist and fog patches in central and southern england, slow to shift but when they do, good sunny spells with a brighter day for most across england and wales. scotland with more cloud at times and a few showers around but some of you missed them all together and in the sunshine, when you get it, once again feeling quite pleasant wit

it looks like being east and north east england and south—east scotland. stay tuned to the weather.n story this lunchtime: the commons speaker, john bercow is facing growing criticism from mps after saying he would prevent president trump from addressing parliament. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. that afternoon. —— good afternoon. joe root would be a "very different leader" who's willing to take a lot more risks than alastair cook as england cricket captain. that's the view of his coach at yorkshire andrew gale. the ecb are considering a successor to cook, who stepped down yesterday. gale's told the bbc that root is ready and the time is right for him to step up. hears a different leader, he is willing to try things. he is a lot more risky than alistair cook. the games he has captained in my absence at yorkshire, you could tell he was not worried about taking risks. so i think he will be a very different leader, but i think when he steps up he is ready, the time is right for him. england's director of cricket, andrew strauss has denied that joe root is

part of the night sees further patchy rain, sleet and snow but later confined to north—east scotland and north east englandin a few spots as we start monday morning. on monday, a sunnier picture the southern and western areas. keep a lot of cloud from lincolnshire and the midlands and in eastern scotland patchy rain, sleet and hill snow. a windy day for all but gales in parts of the west, tickly western areas of wales, where we could see gusts of 60—70 miles an hourup we could see gusts of 60—70 miles an hour up towards anglesey. double figures in south—west england. elsewhere it will feel cold in that strong to gale force wind. on tuesday a weather system approaching the south—west. western areas crowding up i may see some patchy rain or showers. sunnier skies in the north and east and then switching things around later in the week from a continental feel to a warmer atlantic one. most of seeing temperatures go into double figures but a few showers around. donald trump condemns the firing of a ballistic missile by north korea into the sea of japan. commons speaker, john bercow, insists he's impartial, aft

come into north—west england and the cloud is building. north—eastn the west and also the north and for northern ireland, you've got heavy rain coming your way accompanied by very strong winds. again, this afternoon, gusting to severe gales. some nasty conditions for the rush hour. the cairngorms, again, here we're looking at gusts of 100 knots as we head on through the later part of the afternoon and into the evening. now, overnight, the rain makes it into the east. in the west, it dries up into the east. in the west, it dries up and clears up. temperatures will drop and there will be the risk of ice around. so tomorrow, in the west, a cold start, frosty. there will be some sunshine, but some squally showers particularly so in the west, south—west, with lightening thrown in to boot. whereas in the east, the rain tries to move into the north sea, but we'll be left with the dregs of it. some hill fog and low level fog as well and temperatures between five and six celsius. as we move on into wednesday, drier, buta and six celsius. as we move on into we

with some sunshine, even in north—east englandbbc undercover report has found evidence of major security failings at a prison in the north—east of england, which holds hundreds of inmates. the ministry ofjustice says it's looking into allegations. the co—0p bank has announced it's putting itself up for sale four years after it almost collapsed. the bank, which has four million customers, says it hasn't been able to strengthen its finances due to low interest rates and is inviting offers to buy all of its shares. for french skiers have been killed in an avalanche. tesco is promising an investigation after an undercover report by the bbc found that many customers are being overcharged at the till. the findings by the inside out programme show that in several stores across the country, problems with promotions are leaving customers short—changed. time now for a look at all the sport. i'm will perry with the latest sports news. joe root has been named as england's new test captain with the the ecb chairman colin graves calling him the

to the south—west, may get a frost, greater chance of a frost, north east england fog patches. y, lots of sur, a bit of sunshine at times in the south—west and south wales. not as much as today, from northern ireland, through north—west england, down to the midland and the south—east, fairly cloudy day, some sunny spells, temperatures where you get the sunshine and with light wind feeling on the pleasant side, most above where it should be for the time of year. into the weekend, we stay with the temperatures above where they should be. nights on the cool side where skies are clear, some sunshine round for all of us throughout the weekend. there will be rain at times too. northern and western parts of the uk, strong and gusty winds, that rain superintendent by the end of the day. the further south and east you stay dry. into sunday we start with patchy rain, that clears through to sunshine, a sunnier start. wind into scotla nd sunshine, a sunnier start. wind into scotland later in the day. enjoy your thursday. hello it's thursday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to th

england, between the showers. and in scotland. bigger cloud in northern ireland, north wales, north west england, the midlands, east anglia and southg into scotland with a touch of frost here is friday begins. especially in the southern scotland, the fog may slow you down, patchy rain and drizzle in the far west of scotland and brighter breaks in wales and the south—west, especially eastern scotland and north east england. a lot of dry weather on friday, towards west wales and the far south—west of england and northern ireland seeing outbreaks of rain. a degree also down compared to today, not feeling too different. over the weekend, not a great deal going on, but occasional rain and showers for northern ireland, northern ireland and scotland. more about the weekend in halfan and scotland. more about the weekend in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines. the deal which promised to resolve the long—running rail strike on southern rail has collapsed — raising the prospect of further industrial action. train drivers voted against the recommendation of their own leaders, which was to accept the deal with the train company. the u

in the north—east england. that will pull away. patchy fog around to begin with. st england, especially into sussex and kent. it may fringe into london. 5— nine degrees is the top temperature. if you have cloud it may feel colder. 15 degrees for the six nations. the chance of a few heavy showers. rain in the far south—east could be heavy this afternoon and early this evening, before clearing away, and any wet weather in scotland will clear and showers in the west will fade. tonight, a lot of dry weather and cold weather, with a widespread frost setting in. down to —5, —6 in rural spots and freezing fog matches. so scraping the ice off the car in the morning. maybe slowed down by the fog, especially in eastern parts of the uk, replaced with sunshine. time. into the west we have wet weather moving in. that will be accompanied by strengthening winds, with gales developing. a cold field despite any early sunshine across eastern areas. the cloud increases. talking about cold weather, that is on the cards this week. especially later in the week with a developing easterly

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england and wales. that will peter out as it moves to the east, many places becoming driver while overnight. wind and rain in the northa chilly night, temperatures close to freezing in scotland and north—east england. tomorrow, wet weather driving down across northern ireland added to scotland, eventually into western parts of england and wales, where we will have gusty winds in coastal areas. the winds pick up again on sunday. for most of us, it will be dry, and sunshine eventually in northern scotland. not much rain at twickenham, but it will be blustery. a lot of cloud around too. it will be more mild tomorrow than on monday. monday starts with a band of rain in the south—east. that will clear away, then we get into a mix of sunshine and showers. temperatures will be lower, six or seven celsius. the air will get colder across the uk as we get a northerly wind, which means it will not only feel colder, with the risk of some frost, there could be wintry showers, particularly over the hills. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: the former labour foreign secretary, david miliband, says his party is now at its weakes

most of us will be frost free but there could be some frost in parts of scotland and north—east englandest and doesn't clear away from southern parts of scotla nd clear away from southern parts of scotland and northern until late. turning wetter over the hills of wales and the north. achievement of the century and the greatest sporting story of them all. the fans are dreaming, we are dreaming. good afternoon. the former labour foreign secretary david miliband says the party is the furthest it's been from power in 50 years. he was responding to labour's by—election

ireland it turned wetter and we've seen outbreaks of rain through wales, north—west england, edging through the midlands towards eastpick up the dam zone here overnight. north of that becoming dry, clearing skies in scotland, chilly overnight, top sheu in scotland, chilly overnight, top shelf frost for some, and fog patches developing in southern scotla nd patches developing in southern scotland could be slow to clear. we still have this damp zone tomorrow morning but by the afternoon any rain left will be patchy in nature into western scotland, and the rest of us will have a mainly dry friday afternoon. the best of the sunshine in scotland will be in the east and i stayed to north—east england. increasing clouds in northern ireland. lighter winds across the northern half, so although temperatures a degree or so down it will not feel different to today. 0utbreaks will not feel different to today. outbreaks of rain reaching west wales and the far south—west of england. brightening up, south—east england. brightening up, south—east england staying rather cloudy. a week weather front coming as we start off on saturday,

could get anywhere across north—east england. some places will miss out on heavy snow showers. , perhaps some brightness towards the south—west england. and around western wales, probably hanging onto a of sunshine. some snow flurries in the forecast. northern ireland starting on a cold note. a fairly widespread frost, should see some sunshine to start the day. now, through the morning, there will be a tendency for snow to transition back to rain at low levels. continuing to fall over the pennines. here over the next 2a hours, we could see as much as ten centimetres or more building up over the higher parts, above 300 metres elevation or so. to the north, a transition of snow turning back to rain on saturday. for the six nations rugby union, wales take it's six nations rugby union day, wales take on england. the cloud will be cold, and the chance of an odd shower. perhaps a bit wintry, but not causing any issues. now, going through saturday nighttime, again, snow showers continuing to feed in across the pennines. we may see some snow getting down to the lower levels as well thro

more snowfall to come tonight through parts of eastern england, east anglia, east midlands, north—east into tomorrow morning. the more significant falls of snow are going to be over the higher ground, i think especially into pennine areas, into the peak district, about 300 metres, you could see 15 centimetres of snow. that gets stronger for sunday, it feels colder as a result. numerically around four celsius. but that colder feel in the stronger wind indication that's things will turn a bit milder gradually next week. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 15.30: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. his current order stops citizens from seven mainly muslim countries travelling to the us. labour frontbench mps who defied jeremy corbyn in the commons brexit vote will be sent formal written warnings, but they won't be sacked. 52 labour mps rebelled in wednesday's vote, including 11 junior shadow ministers, and three whips. campaigners led by lord dubs have delivered a petition with 50,

cloud cover, overhead, there is a storm system that got its act together off to the north east , so over new england, north east new england, maine, atlantic canada we will see snow falling. in rain out of this. it tells you that we have enough cold air in place, not even any icing, it is all snow very, very chilly pattern in place for the moment across not just our region but the entire north east and back toward the midwest. but i show you this wider zoom for another reason it the is nice an quiet with clear skies in the south east and central lines for the most part and we are looking ahead to a really nice pattern change. very beautiful weather as well as warming trend that comes with that by the time we hit the weekend. good timing too. as we go out to the current wind speeds we have sustain wind, folks, it is windy to start the day off but, at least breezy, in trenton it has only been 8 miles an hour but we have seen a couple of wind gusts, as high as the 30 's. so far this morning. as we take you forward here to the rest of the day expect to see american anything some sunshine but there will

some dampness around, in north—east england and eastern scotland. keilor —— clearer 5kies.ern half of the uk. m‘la ' ' f' to “tha ' , ., to and't‘éga ' ' f' g---- northerg and f especially acro55 northern and eastern of especially acro55 northern and eastern - of england

across the east and into north—east england, here, the clouds thickening and a spot or two of drizzlet england and wales, some sunny spells coming through, and certainly more sunshine than we've seen in recent days across central and southern areas. but the temperatures, 7—9 degrees, maybe 10 down into the south—west, but if you factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to be a windy day — gales or severe gales on exposed coasts into the south—west or here, that's going to make it feel pretty chilly indeed. there will be the potential for some rain as well, through the isles of scilly and the far south of cornwall from this weak weather front. the winds, through the night, will start to pivot round to of a more south—easterly or southerly, and on tuesday that will help to break up the cloud even more. so we will see some sunny spells. outbreaks of showery rain into the south—west, wales and northern ireland but elsewhere highs a little more the isobars still staying with us. it will still be a breezy feel, but i suspect through wednesday, we could see 12 degrees with some sunshi

eastern counties of england, significant emulations over the tops of the pennines, and across north—east england a lot of cloud, some wintry flurries, some brightness towards south—west england and around western areas of wales, he and onto a bit of sunshine. otherwise cloudy and some snow flurries in the forecast. northern ireland starting cold, with a widespread frost at surj see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. there will be a tendency for snow to —— transition back to rain but there will still be snow over the pennines, and over the next 2a hours we could see as much as ten centimetres, possibly more building up over higher parts of 300 metres elevation. there will probably be a transition for snow tending to turn back to rain for a time on the saturday. it is the six nations rugby union day, wales hosting england, a lot of cloud here and it certainly will be cold, the chance of an odd shower, perhaps a bit wintry but not causing any issues. saturday night, the snow showers continue to feed acros

place, north—west england round oui’ in place, north—west england round our the pennines and fog patches developing on western coasts and hills. sunshine as a premium. the best in parts of north eastastern scotland but here there will be a tendency for things to cloud over. overnight a band of rain pushes southwards, staying cloudy and murky for most but a mild night on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and ii on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and 11 degrees celsius, that is higher than the temperatures should be in the middle of the day let alone during the night. the mild conditions will continue into monday where a band of rain pushing southwardsful ahead of it gusty winds to the east of the pennines and scotland to watch out for a time. monday morning to the south, a lot of cloud, a few sunny spells but another mild day, temperatures as high as 14 to maybe i6 temperatures as high as 14 to maybe 16 degrees given a bit of sunshine across england and wales. that is your weather. good afternoon. thousands of prison officers atjails in london and south—east england are to get a pay increase of between £3,000—5,000. ministers have made the

still rather cloudy across eastern parts of scotland and north—east england which will keep temperatures ireland shaping up well. parts of north—west england, too. a question mark as to how quick lit cloud breaks up in parts of the midlands and eastern england. if it stays cloudy it'll stay chilly. in the sung shine further south we'll reach double figures, several degrees higher than the last few days but it will be windy and the strongest of the gusts will look around the coastal head lands of south—west england and wales, where we could see gusts of 60 miles per hour. those windy knces persist. we have isobars coming into the far south—west which could give showery bursts of rain on tuesday and the far south wales, too. a bit ofa and the far south wales, too. a bit of a question mark as to how much sunshine we'll see. chilly near north sea coasts but generally the u pwa rd north sea coasts but generally the upward trend in temperatures continues. this front will stagger across the cup of tri. the odd burst of rain, followed by anotherp front from the south—west giving earlier hours. s