and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england ff fine and dry, quite chilly, little bit of ice around, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or ten degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night, and this weather front continues to bring rain particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales. something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly, it will allow for a little bit of sunshine

and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england of ice around, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or ten degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night, and this weather front continues to bring rain particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales. something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly, it will allow for a little bit of sunshine through the day on thursday. but quite a

and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england tern wales. now, today it starts off fine and dry, quite chilly, little bit of ice around, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or 10 degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night, and this weather front continues to bring rain particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales. something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly, it will al

north—west england, north and north—west wales, this is where will start to see problems arising again wales. something rolled across the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts still with us as we head on into thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly it will allow for a little bit of sunshine through the day on thursday, but quite a dan biggar contrast from thursday morning to what we will expect later on as the cold air moves through. the good news on, this weather front will move through fairly quickly across the country through the day. sunshine returning behind. a dry afternoon with some sunshine. that should help. there will be lots of jobs across the north. wintry on the hills as it will be chilly. a chilly day further south at the front moves through. they notice the isobars increase as we head on into friday. it will turn windy and there will be more the weather —— weather fronts piling we are thinking areas to the north of north wales and most of the rainfall, particular northern ireland western scotland could be very wet, it is north—w

they went in the far north of scotland as well, brighter here as well. brighter in south wales and south england further north, lots of showers, turning wintry in scotla nd lots of showers, turning wintry in scotland because the air is turning colder. into tomorrow, across england and wales, showery rain pushing south. claudia is weather in the far south of england and the channel islands. windy for everyone but especially northern england, northern ireland and scotland. here, lots of showers, the showers in scotla nd lots of showers, the showers in scotland will fall as snow even at low levels. significant accumulations of snow at high levels, icy conditions as well, hazardous travel conditions, really chilly day in the north but much milder in the south. on saturday night is weather front gives cause for concern, some outbreaks of heavy rain across wales, the midlands and possibly north england. a little uncertainty about that. that wet weather should clearly and sunday leaving drier conditions on spells of sunshine in the afternoon. one or two showers around, temperatures between six and 12 d

the wind starts to pick up on strength across scotland in the far north of england.h—hour so we could see and thereafter, it's a day of sunshine and showers. a bit of wintering us over the tops. in the wind will make it feel cold as well. in the short—term, it's flooding that is cause for concern, wales, the west midlands and north england tonight and into tomorrow morning as well. abacus and has done his sums and there was money. this is bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: the first coronavirus death in europe. a chinese tourist in his 80s dies after being diagnosed in france. because the ukrainian airliner. or down over tehran in january. the popular british tv presenter caroline flack has been found dead at her london home. a family say she took her own life. troops are deployed in the north of england. is storm dennis hits the uk and northern europe.

later in the night the strong winds transfers to eastern scotland and north—east england.esday. the area of low pressure pushes away, high pressure moves in. whilst we start with strong winds across the country and with outbreaks of showery rain, most places will be dry for the afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures above where they should be, 8—10d but the wind will make it feel colder and added wind—chill. those winds will ease down for wednesday and thursday. high pressure in charge, maybe some frosty mornings but dry and bright days. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00am... the first death from coronavirus outside china is reported, in the philippines. in china, the number of cases continues to rise. meanwhile, 11 more british nationals are on their way back from wuhan, the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak. the prime minister reveals his demands for a post—brexit trade deal. we'll be looking ahead to tonight's bafta awards. joker leads the way with 11 nominations but it's the first world war epic 1917 which is tipped to take the top priz

panzuto came to north—west england because he had local criminal contacts he had made back in naples.nzuto came to north—west england because he had local criminal panzuto‘s white—collar helpers set up dozens of companies to trade goods between northern england and naples. it was a big tax—dodging scam, which started with shoes. it's called carousel fraud, goods moved between companies that are closed down before any vat is paid. it costs governments across europe billions in lost taxes. carousel fraud is really, really profitable. carousel fraud is a good tool even to money launder, or to move money from a country to another. so it's really important to organised crime groups? yeah, it's a paradise! because you can earn really a huge amount of money with very simple skill. what about the role played by panzuto‘s british associates? did those people know that you were using that money to help your camorra associates in naples? back at the caravan park, mick bury was completely in the dark. hejust remembers his italian friend's generosity. i've got something to show you here. these are

a number of issues now i will press the government on if we are to get a new railway for the north of englandon the right route and delivers the right solution to manchester piccadilly. are you concerned that it appears to be under review in terms of cost? yes. ijust will under review in terms of cost? yes. i just will never accept a gold—plated railway between london and birmingham and some kind of silver—plated second—class option for the north of england. so we will watch this very closely. but i see this as a positive because we have argued for a long time now that while we support hs2 in principle we have not had the right solution of manchester piccadilly because hs2 was designed in the north—south straitjacket and never allowed the right east—west solution. i prioritise east—west over north—south. that is the investment the northern public most want to see. now we have got a chance to rethink manchester piccadilly and create an east—west railway that is right for the 2ist—century, and if that review allows that to happen, that review allows that to happen, that will be a very positive

and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england day it sta rts western wales. now, today it starts off fine and dry, quite chilly, little bit of ice around, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rainfor outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or 10 degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night and this weather front continues to bring rain, particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales, something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is

and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england nd dry, quite chilly, little bit of ice around, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or 10 degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night, and this weather front continues to bring rain particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales. something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly, it will allow for a little bit of sunshine through th

england. the air pressure in the north could cause issues for the journey home from work.of england, some wintry of the higher ground. fewer showers further south, some will stay dry for eastern areas. the latter rain across the channel islands. there were vocals on monday as they went strengthening and this is the one to watch. —— it will feel colder on monday with the winds strengthening. potentially disruptive winds, restriction on bridges, potentially some cancellations. could be some damage. later in the night the snow tra nsfers to later in the night the snow transfers to eastern scotland and north—east england. a bit of a well struck to the day on tuesday. the area of low pressure pushes away, high pressure moves in. was stuck with strong winds across the country and with outbreaks of showery rain, most and with outbreaks of showery rain, m ost pla ces and with outbreaks of showery rain, most places will be dry for the afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures above where they should be, 8—10d and they went to make it feel colder and at wind—chill. hig

not just any woman, north of england. it is important.important. and how do you measure talent? does it come in the shape of someone like ben wallace? backbenchers who i have met a good... we know you are a big fan of hers. gillian keith, who i have never met, is also being tipped. i'm trying to be fair, henry. these are women on the backbenchers who could get their day. another very, very quick point. this guy has only been defence secretary since july. we will have a reshuffle. how long should people be allowed to grow in the job? it was not very much so. backin the job? it was not very much so. back in the day you used to have ministers who would earn their spas, become more experienced, and they would move on for a parliament. now it seems not even a year before you move on. our argument to get more experience and improve anyjob?” move on. our argument to get more experience and improve any job? i do object to political play either way. stopping my secretary of defence going to a big conference tomorrow where you are going to have ang

and the heavy rain over the next few days will be focused more across north—western parts of england ound, but some sunshine, before the cloud thickens up ahead of this weather system which will arrive, bringing outbreaks of fairly persistent rain for northern ireland, western scotland into north—west england, northern and western wales. further south and east, some dry interludes, although it will be rather cloudy, and temperatures generally nine or 10 degrees in the south, cooler across the north. now, it continues to stay wet through wednesday night, and this weather front continues to bring rain particularly into northern and north—west england, northern and western wales. this is where we'll start to see problems arising again. it will be quite a mild night for england and wales. something colder, though, across certainly the northern half of scotland. so the weather fronts then still with us as we head on through thursday. the good news is, as it starts to move through fairly quickly, it will allow for a little bit of sunshine through the day on thursday. but quite a temperature

some of that rain will gradually push into north west england and wales.y, into friday, i'm afraid we see yet more wet and windy weather around. one area of low pressure moves its way through on thursday, only to be replaced by yet another. perhaps not quite as severe as dennis, but it is still going to stay pretty unsettled. thursday, into friday, wet and windy weather moves its way across the country and it looks likely that we have got more to come into the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... hundreds of flood warnings still in place, after storm dennis brings misery and travel chaos across the uk. hereford and surrounding areas are among those inundated. ijust can't believe how my home, my home has been ravaged in the last couple of hours, you know, it only took a few hours and it's destroyed. more than 200 flood warnings are in place across the uk — including five severe warnings in england — as families and businesses count the cost, the government defends its response we are monitoring things very closel

some of the snow could be disruptive across far north of england, the central belt of scotland, for mondayll transfer northwards, and it'll revert back to rain as temperatures lift a little bit. but widespread gales and severe gales in the north. further south, a band of a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe one or two showers. again, temperatures 10—12 degrees in the south, feeling cold in the north. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china — the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is attempting to interfere in this year's presidential election. a seven—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaelogists think this could be his grave.

further south, west of scotland, north—west england and wales. , 60 miles per hour wind east of the pennines and they could cause disruption. temperature pretty mild for the time of year. windy into saturday. some showers will be heavy. early rain will clear the south to live sunshine but more wind and rain is expected as we head onto monday. keep abreast of all the flood and weather warnings by heading on line to the bbc weather site. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: tens of thousands of germans attend vigils for the 9 people murdered by a far—right extremist. donald trump's former adviser gets a 3—year sentence for lying to congress — but the president is already talking about a pardon. an exclusive report — how a prisoner and her guard fled north korea. they tell us about their remarkable escape. and we speak to the actor daniel radcliffe about his new film — based on a true story of political prisoners in apartheid south africa. it is so geniu

troops are deployed in the north of england,

ireland and scotland and the north of england tomorrowi ireland and scotland and the north of englandaving grace, joe, was that today was a sunday and people were not travelling to work and there was not the sort of rush hour. they were not travelling to work because there was no rush, but they were travelling home ina no rush, but they were travelling home in a lot of cases, so that has a real problem for people travelling from paddington and houston and various other mainline stations. very few areas of the country have a skate that at all. they met and talked about 500,000 houses with power cut—off, lynn rightly says that this is not going away immediately. we have yellow snow earnings coming and various bits of disruption —— yellow snow warnings coming. once russia hits tomorrow morning, it will be interesting to see how people are able to respond. and probably to get to work. -- ones rush hour hits tomorrow morning. all sorts of things happening. if anyone has a trembling, please batten it down in your garden because they have been flying over onto railway lines. a lot of people

and the north—west england and the north—west of wales.vy rain across the north, pretty atrocious conditions. these of the pennants, gusts of 60 miles per hour which could cause some travel disruptions. temperature wise, 10—4d is pretty mild for the time of year. as they spread across northern areas, particularly across the hills. to the north, it turns colder with lots of showers. snow on the hills but further south state mild with temperatures in double digits. through saturday, we have rain which should clear the south. it will be a windy day particularly in the north with lots of sunshine and showers. there will be lots of showers and heavy hail and thunder. maybe some blizzards as well. the early rain clearing with further showers are pushing in to wales and the south—west of england and again some heavy. colder in the north. another feature magazine to england and wales saturday night and first thing on sunday. unwelcome rain on saturated areas. the rain would clear and skies brightening up across the whole of the uk so part two of t

rain piling into the western hills, northern ireland, north—west england, north wales.ur across the pennines could cause transit problems. very windy in north—west scotland. mild with temperatures of10— north—west scotland. mild with temperatures of 10— 12 degrees. on the weekend, it stays unsettled, lots of isobars in the north in particular and this front moves through on sunday to bring more persistent rain. a windy day on saturday and sunday, wintry in the north where winds will be very strong on sunday, some of us will see a spell of more prolonged rain. you are watching newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: more passengers leave the diamond princess cruise ship, but there's criticism of how japanese authorities have handled it — with fears the release could spread the virus. reports from germany say several people have been injured in a shooting in the town of hanau — we'll be bring you the latest. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. also in the programme: ready for his close up. multi—billionaire michael bloomberg is to make his big t

england and wales. not clearing the south—east until later on sunday, and even behind the rain, further heavy and blustery showers in the northfice has a few amber warnings in force where we're going to see flooding, particularly in parts of southern, western and northern england, wales and rain and snow melt in southern scotland could bring some flooding. head online to find out all the details and what they mean for your area. now, saturday starts actually with some dry weather around, some outbreaks of rain for the south. it will turn wetter, though, quite quickly. rain pushing east as we go on through the morning. in the afternoon, though, eastern areas may still see some dry interludes, and northern ireland may brighten up a bit but there will be further heavy showers. the more persistent rain sitting through northern and western england, some spots to the south as well, and certainly into wales. all the while, the winds are strengthening. inland, gusts — 50—60mph. southern and western coasts could be 70mph in places. mild but then again for many of us, it's going to be wet and windy. into sunday, clear spells and heavy

north. this feature will move in for sunday will bring parts of england and wales for more prolonged periodsthe north, very strong winds in the northern areas and some of us could see more prolonged rain on sunday. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the un warns of a potentially huge human cost as fighting in syria's last rebel stronghold draws close to densely—populated civilian areas. ebrahim says they fled the village in italy because of bombing. the war keeps catching up bombing. the war keeps catching up wherever they go —— idlib. a police hunt is under way in germany for gunmen who shot dead eight people. we'll bring you the latest. ready for his close up. multi—billionaire michael bloomberg is to make his big tv debut in the race for the us presidency. as the spread of the coronavirus continues, criticism of how japan has handled a cruise ship

a cold day in the north and mild across southern counties of england. e atlantic arriving during monday bringing severe gales and also rain and heavy snow. this is no could be disrupting across the far north of england through the money morning rush. —— monday morning. gales touching severe across parts of scotland. perhaps further south into the central bells. the band of rain spread across england and wales. double—figure values in the south, cold in the north. this is bbc world news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china. the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is attempting to interfere in this year's presidential election. a 7—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaeologists think this could be his grave.

and also for northern and north—west england. e night, those gusts of wind will ease, but it'll stay breezy for all, wind with further showers with longer spells of rain in the north. settling snow on the hills and it'll be chilly, hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the top civil servant in the home office — sir phillip rutnam — resigns and says he'll sue the government for constructive dismissal after a public dispute with home secretary priti patel. i have been at the target of a vicious and orchestrated briefing campaign. it has been alleged that i have briefed the media against the home secretary. thus, along with many other claims, is completely false. the uk's 20th coronavirus case is the first to catch it here — not abroad. a gp surgery the man visited is closed for deep cleaning. and after news of the first briton to die from the virus — a passenger on the diamond princess cruise ship — the government considers new legislation to deal with the spread. more than 80 flood warnings in place across england and wales, and

england. but if you are stuck under that cold, wet weather in the north—east of england and temperatures onlyto early friday may well be some ice, some frost, and a few pockets of mist and fog, too. it won't be as cold though for northern ireland, because here winds will be picking up by the morning and we will have some rain, too. the stronger winds will push the rain eastward, snow more likely of the mountains of scotland this time. over the mountains of scotland this time. the rain turning lighter as it runs across england and wales. but because it's a southerly wind those temperatures will be higher. it will be turning milder everywhere. probably not much rain for eastern england until the evening is that weak weather front move through. and then we look out into the atlantic, deepening area of low pressure heading towards iceland. this is storm dennis. probably not quite as severe as storm ciara was last weekend, but this weekend we are expecting some widespread gales, the winds could be still gusting, 60—70 mph, the biggest impact is likely to be across england and wales from the streng

pa nzuto came here, north—west england. not exactly a gangster‘s paradise, you might think.a caravan park in a quiet corner of rural lancashire. so this is where he used to live. yes, number one, up the stairs. resident mick bury met panzuto when the italian gangster accidentally pranged his car. he reversed into my car over there. he reversed into your car? and after that, we've become friends. what was he like then? a very friendly, sociable bloke, yeah. a bit of charm about him. he liked to enjoy himself, yeah. he liked to barbecue. he used to have them outside on the patio. away from the bloodshed of naples, gennaro panzuto was coming to enjoy his new life in the north—west. but it was a curious choice for a mobsterfrom southern italy. so why did he choose to come here? i'm a daughter of an ex—mafia boss in italy. this was many years ago. we're talking about nearly 30 years ago. marisa merico and herfather served time in prison before renouncing the mafia. she settled here in lancashire. although she doesn't know panzuto, she understands why he came here. i was shocked,

decisions there we have said yes, we are going to pass all of this down to those local leaders in north englandcally, they're the ones who can get a lot of the flack on deciding how this is implemented. definitely, which is quite clever idea, to pass the buck oi'i quite clever idea, to pass the buck on at this moment. i think it's not really surprising at all that boris johnson is going ahead with this. he's always been kind of obsessed with his legacy and what's going to be left after he's gone. and obviously, a big grand infrastructure project is brilliant. every prime minister loves a grand project. i think boris johnson particularly really loves that sort of thing. on the other hand, i think it surprising that he has decided to irritate the grassroots at such an early stage command quite a lot of his new mps. so you can use some of these mps who were elected two months ago, already sounding really... to say they are supporting the per minister, which is rare, normally see them queuing to... they w011 normally see them queuing to... they won their seats because of boris johnson. exactly, you

north. this feature will move in for sunday will bring parts of england and wales for more prolonged periodsturday, sunshine and showers. wintry in the north, very strong winds in the northern areas and some of us could see more prolonged rain on sunday. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: at least eight people are killed in shootings at two shisha bars in germany — a number of others have been injured. coming home — the britons quarantined for coronavirus on a cruise ship injapan will now be flown back to the uk tomorrow. those who have tested postitive may have to stay. in memory of grace — the cousin of british backpacker grace millane murdered in new zealand speaks to breakfast ahead of the sentencing of the man who killed her. every week will be a big

and east of england and then that rain pushes north out of northern ireland remains quite chilly. for england and wales, sunshine, a few showers and very mild. 1a across the south—east. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the uk has left the european union, with a countdown clock in downing street marking the moment. bell tolls 0utside parliament, brexit supporters celebrated — elsewhere the mood was more subdued. the fact is that the war is over. we have won! cheering. as remain as are disappointed and sad today. ——remainers. us senators vote against calling witnesses at donald trump's impeachment trial, making the acquittal of the president all but certain. 1300 new cases of the coronavirus are confirmed

having spoken to businesses about transport for the last ten years or so across the north of england,s what is just as important, if not more so, is crossrail for the important, if not more so, is crossrailfor the north. northern power is well that would link of cities of a bull across to a whole and raise the standards of surrounding rail lines. that's what commuters here in leeds and customers across the north are asking and they cannot say it can be either work, it has to be built at the same time. —— either—or. just after 7:30am this morning we'll be speaking to the chancellor sajid javid. that is one of our main stories this morning. health officials are urgently trying to trace the patients of two gps, who are among the eight people in the uk to be diagnosed with coronavirus. the surgery in brighton where one of them worked had to be shut down yesterday for cleaning. meanwhile, public health england is contacting passengers who were on board an easyjet flight from geneva to london gatwick on 28th january, after a person on the flight has since been diagnosed the virus. in china,

england. but if you are stuck under that cold, wet weather in the north—east of england then temperatures onlyould be drying off overnight and by the time we get to early friday may well be some ice, some frost, and a few pockets of mist and fog, too. it won't be as cold though for northern ireland, because here winds will be picking up by the morning and we will have some rain, too. the stronger winds will push the rain eastward, snow more likely over the mountains of scotland this time. the rain turning lighter as it runs across england and wales. but because it's a southerly wind those temperatures will be higher. it will be turning milder everywhere. probably not much rain for eastern england until the evening as that weak weather front move through. and then we look out into the atlantic, deepening area of low pressure heading towards iceland. this is storm dennis. probably not quite as severe as storm ciara was last weekend, but this weekend we are expecting some widespread gales, the winds could be still gusting, 60—70 mph, probably the biggest impact is likely to be across england and

over rain together with stronger winds over the hills of northern ireland, western scotland, north—west englandes, where temperatures will be around nine or ten. more rain on the way and concerns again for north—west england and wales, with heavy rain over the high ground, the chance of some further flooding through wednesday and into thursday is that rain continues. then expand have rain coming in overnight and during thursday could be particularly heavy given we have such temperature differences either side, with mild airfollowed by much colder winds behind the rain. there may be snow over the scottish hills for a time. at least the rain will move fairly quickly during the day towards the south—east, after that clear is we get sunshine, some showers, increasingly wintry, as the airgets showers, increasingly wintry, as the air gets colder and temperatures drop to five or 6 degrees. feeling cold, because the winds will be strengthening and we are likely to have blizzards in the scottish mountains, and if that was not enough there is more wet and 20 weather, unfortunately, on the way for many of

some snow across the far north of england and southern scotland.thern scotland. up to eight celsius further south. some disruptive snow tomorrow morning through the central belt and southern scotland. rain across north—east england and southern scotland, slowly pulling away through the day. sales through western and channel coast, but behind the rain some spells of sunshine for many. —— gaels. along channel coast and into south—east england as well. 7—10 celsius across the southern half of the uk with temperatures just around three celsius further north. we have a ridge of high pressure going into friday morning. still quiet, cold, and a frosty start to friday but changes taking place in the atlantic, becoming wet and windy through the day, severe gales developing in the afternoon. some transient snow in scotland then some snow melt as temperatures start to rise, getting into double figures for many by the end of the week. but we are not out of the woods. we have another deep area of low pressure arriving from the atlantic. this has been named by t

and was at newcastle it wouldn't be the first in the north of england.or some reason because that's my man, and lives. we did cut her brighton and henry because that's my man, and lives. we did cut her brighton and henry does make a point that it brighton and henry does make a point thatitis brighton and henry does make a point that it is a big heart. and he pointed out today, fully, but as that london is a chance what happened and a grant, will provide a net acted surprised spread the virus quickly. brighton does not grant. i do partly why did they have to put my didn't have what you can't say the first in the uk because they artie had eight others in the uk. the chinese lady doesn't hit you, then you have spreading like a wildfire. what he think they need to say as well, there has been huge prejudice ever bases against chinese people. and in other parts of the world. that people think that all people carrying virus. everybody that looks chinese constable hand that looks chinese constable hand thatis that looks chinese constable hand that is everywhere.

some snow could be disruptive across the far north of england and the central belt of scotland on thehe north, further south, a belt of a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe one or two showers. temperatures 10—12 in the south, feeling cold in the north. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: on their way home — the britons quarantined on a cruise ship at the cente of a coranavirus outbreak have finally left japan. "royals" no more — prince harry and meghan agree not to use the word "royal" as a brand name. it's almost time for the talking to stop, as tyson fury and deontay wilder weigh in ahead of their hugely anticipated world heavyweight title rematch in las vegas, world heavyweight title rematch in las vegas, early tomorrow morning. it may not be storming out that but blustery wind and heavy

ijumpstarted the north and east of england and then that rain pushes north out of northern ireland intoquite chilly. for england and wales, sunshine, a few showers and very mild 14 across the south—east. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the uk has left the european union — with a countdown clock in downing street marking the moment. big ben bongs. 0utside parliament, brexit supporters celebrated. elsewhere, the mood was more subdued. the fact is that the war is over. we have one! cheering. us senators vote against calling witnesses at donald trump's impeachment trial, making the acquittal of the president all but certain.

england. why do you think hst was necessary? —— and the north of england.on the assumption it will be positive it is positive for a number of reasons. we need additional rail capacity, we need additional rail capacity, we need to regenerate the midlands and the north and speed up travel times to london. high—speed to has the capability of addressing those. —— high speed 2. many sceptics would argue that the money is too much and would be better spent elsewhere, may be just would be better spent elsewhere, may bejust and would be better spent elsewhere, may be just and working across the existing network. i noted those arguments but i think it is missing the point that we have a victorian rail system creaking at the seams, more and more people want to travel, we need to do something about capacity and it is almost impossible to upgrade the current network without closing it down indefinitely to achieve that. high speed 2 is the only way of bringing in the extra capacity that we need. ideal with lots of rail freight companies with lots of rail freight compani

quite gusty winds, especially in north—east england and south to scotla nd north—east england and south a cross across the far south, quite windy even across england and wales but they could be some gales, even around central areas of scotland throughout saturday. that could be a little disruptive. maximum temperature is five or six celsius, 11 or 12 temperature is five or six celsius, 11 or12 in temperature is five or six celsius, 11 or 12 in the south but those will probably drop away through the afternoon. as we go through into sunday, further outbreaks of rain but then it is this area of low pressure i showed you at the start, that will move its way in in the start of next week and could well bring some very windy conditions in the north. stay tuned. this is worklife from bbc news, with ben bland and celia hatton. finance ministers from the world‘s richest 20 economies head to saudi arabia to discuss how to tackle the deadly coronavirus outbreak. live from london, that‘s our top story on friday the 21st of february. the g20 summit takes place in riyadh this week, with the head of th

i'm in the north of england, to meet the expert who chaired that enquiry.rote recommendations for the entire nhs to follow. if we wanted to draw general lessons about how this could have happened, and how health organisations elsewhere could make sure that it didn't happen in their patch. we have shown him the report on cwm taf. it is a seriously failing organisation, if those problems you describe to me have been happening over a much shorter time, but they have been happening over such a long time, which is unforgivable. despite the fact that you pointed out similarfailings in morecambe bay? yes, very much so. cwm taf said that it was following doctor kirkup‘s recommendations. it is now clear that it was not. the lessons were there to be seen, and they were not learned. and i think of the avoidable harm has persisted for longer than it should have. these are real people in real families that have been affected by this. it's just awful. more than 3500 babies a year are born at both hospitals. most will be delivered without incident. but mistakes in cwm taf

some snow could be disruptive across the far north of england and the central belt of scotla nd and theck to raynaud's temperatures left a little bit, but widespread gales and severe gales in the north, further south, about a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe or two showers. temperatures 10—12 in this south, feeling cold in the north. this is bbc news, the headlines: there's been a growing number of coronavirus infections outside china, notably in the middle east. there's been a sudden spike in cases in italy, linked to a bar. the head of the world health organization has warned that the window of opportunity to contain the virus is narrowing. the frontrunner for the democratic party's presidential nomination, bernie sanders, has told russia to stay out of american elections. earlier president trump dismissed as a hoax reports of warnings by us intelligence that moscow was helping mrsanders' campaign — in an effort to get mr trump re—elected. a tentative seven—day reduction in hostilities has come into effect in afghanistan, after an a

some snow could be disruptive across the far north of england and the central belt of scotland on theack. widespread gales and severe gales in the north, further south, a belt of a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe or two showers. temperatures 10—12 in the south, feeling cold in the north. all welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china — the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is meddling in this year's presidential election to help donald trump get re—elected. a 7—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaelogists think this could be his grave.

some snow could be disruptive across the far north of england and the central belt of scotland on theher south, a belt of a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe or two showers. temperatures 10—12 in the south, feeling cold in the north. welcome to bbc news. i‘m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china — the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is meddling in this year‘s presidential election, to help donald trump get re—elected. hello and welcome to bbc news. the world health 0rganisation is warning of a tipping point in the corona virus outbreak. it says that countries must now act quickly to contain the spread of the disease.