if you are fully exposed, the showers working from there into the north midlands on what is going tohat is going to be a cold night and, as a consequence, if you put together the clearing skies or where you have had showers, the temperatures fall away and then ice made be an issue first up and then ice made be an issue first up on sunday. still the wind to be had in the north—eastern quarter of scotland. a bright start for many. there is still that ribbon of show, running out of the irish sea down through the north—west of england into the north midlands and, later in the day, having had a bright enough start in northern ireland, here through the afternoon the cloud will fill in all the while. widely across the western areas, you begin to lose the sunshine. the wind will come back out of the north—west and more of a west to south—westerly, and that will make it feel perhaps not just as cold and that will make it feel perhaps notjust as cold as it was and that will make it feel perhaps not just as cold as it was for and that will make it feel perhaps notjust as cold as it was for many

northern and western parts of the british isles, some running down over the irish sea to the north midlandss leading a campaign to hold the government to defence spending. a cohort of mps was determined to fulfil its duty to maintain britain's defence livability. fulfil its duty to maintain britain's defence livabilitym fulfil its duty to maintain britain's defence livability. it was a real frustration among conservative mps that defence did not get enough of a mention in the budget, and their argument is that they don't want to see any further cuts. and you concede in terms of the mod, via various examples. take for instance, the number of serving soldiers. that has fallen by about 10,000. there is concern about a couple of ships being sold off. that would remove the ability of the army is to use what are known as amphibious vehicles where they can be deployed from a ship up a beach. there has also been talk about delays to improving in equipment. there are about 30 mps who are willing to stand up to the government on this, if any of these things are trimmed away. we are taking it too easy

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the northspite the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. cool in northern spots, nine, ten, 11 degrees. double figures in the south, but as we get into the weekend, we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—eastern quarter. and here's the thing: it could take a good part of the daylight hours on saturday before it eventually qu

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the ud further south. despite all the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming in off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing cloud, wind and rain eventually into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. again, rather cool in some northern spots, 9, 10, 11 degrees. double figures in the south, but as we get on into the weekend, that may not be the case for some, because we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—easte

anywhere of running at the irish sea on that diagonal through liverpool bay to the north midlands onning. there are warnings from the met office. the wind is still not as well across the far north—east of scotland, elsewhere less so. a chilean bright start, there is that line of showers still coming out of the idc down through liverpool bay into the top end of the midlands. one to showers across wales in the south—west. further east is essentially dry and bright and crisp, and a lovely sort of morning, really. through the day we will cloud things up across the east and western areas, expecting of showers oi’ western areas, expecting of showers or in getting into the far west of northern ireland. maybe not as cold as was today, we lose the north—westerly the isobars cracking anti—western south—westerly ahead of the set of whether funds which will bring in wet and windy fairer. that is not a line of showers, that is quite a bit of rain fall in behind it it turns more shower. this is a pulse of milder air trapped in with those weather fronts, gradually working towards the south—east. wh

from the top end of the iris the down through the north of wales and greater manchester into the north midlandshat is not a bad day. the temperatures in the south will feel pleasant. further north with the wind, it will feel fresh. to say the wind, it will feel fresh. to say the least. there is quite a bit of rain moving through northern ireland from friday into saturday. that cloud and rain is still there in southern parts of england as we start saturday and it takes a real time before the rightist guys get down to the midlands and east anglia. the cloud is rather sitting in the south. any compensation with the temperatures rather than single figures in the north. sunday is remembrance day and that cold air eventually winds out. it comes in from scotland right across the british isles. the showers confined to the coast but there are a lot of ceremonies on remembrance sunday. they will be dry, crisp and chilly. if you are attending you will need a huge layers but not many of them will need to be waterproof. welcome to outside source. saudi arabia has told its citizens in lebanon to leave the co

a run of showers is coming out of the irish sea to get into the north—west of england and the north midlandso sunshine to start the day with. it clouds over all the while through many of these western areas. still the show was rattled down on the north—westerly breeze. it will ease with time and maybe therefore not just as cold a feeling day, despite the fact that the skies and not being a quiet lead across the western areas. this is the reason, a set of weather fronts bring iran through northern ireland and widely across the rest of the british isles is to get on into the small hours of monday morning. a lot of isobars, gus a0 miles an hour inland, some of the western hills 30— a0 millimetres of rain. not a cold night really. the low pressure is bringing the milder stance to the week. but it is only the start because the bulk of the week, and my world, you will feel it, cold and also quite windy, especially in the east. in the circulation of the low pressure on monday, still the remnants of relatively mild air, but once that is the way, and we do have to get rid of it, it is monday night wh

seeing very showery day, sunday showers running down merseyside and greater manchester to the north midlandss may see try. in the south it is not overly cold. but further north with the wind, those temperatures will feel chilly. through the evening and overnight, a wave on the weather front brings rain back into northern ireland and then down across england and wales. gradually clearing further south, but it will take a long time before that cloud breaks up long time before that cloud breaks up during armistice day, saturday itself. the best of the sunshine is in scotland and northern and eastern parts of england, but the temperatures are struggling. the mild airfrom the temperatures are struggling. the mild air from the tropics are boosting the temperatures in the south of saturday. but as we move onto into sunday, remembrance sunday, the doors are open to the cold air to strain down. those isobars down across the whole of the british isles. the showers largely confined to the coast and you are often the ceremonies it should be fine but chilly. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines

similar story for the north—west of england, but most of those are feeding across cheshire into the north midlands. much of easing england might start dry and sunny but you will be cold everywhere. you will notice a stronger wind on saturday which will have an edge to it. they showers continuing in roughly the same sort of areas. if you getting into the midlands, largely dry for the east of england and perhaps the south—east of scotland. those are the numbers, but this is what it will feel like in the wind with the wind a bit stronger, feeling particularly chilly, but pleasant enough when the sun is out. but the wind remains brisk right through the weekend, this little bump of high pressure comes in a head of this weather system. what that bridge does is kill off a little of the showers. they will continue to strea m showers. they will continue to stream over the irish sea into the midlands. but more places will be drier. not necessarily sunnier, but the club will increase from the west. that will make it feel rather cold with the sunnier skies more likely of the eastern half of the uk. all that c

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the northe way of cloud further south. despite the sunshine, struggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. cool in northern spots, nine, ten, 11 degrees. dry in the south, but as we get into the weekend, we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—eastern quarter. and here's the thing: it could take a good part of the daylight hours on saturday be

showers on sunday over the irish sea into lancashire and possibly cumbria all the way into the north midlandsoss the eastern side of the uk, but out to the west, cloud will be increasing, and after that chilly start, it means temperatures will be slow to rise during the day. the cloud coming in ahead of that weather system there. this is a change as we move into monday. that weather system moving down across the uk, it will sweep rain south—eastwards across all areas of the night, a wet start on monday morning across southern england. it may take a way of the rain to clear the south—east. but it is clear away from other areas, with a westerly wind following on from that and sunshine and showers. we will find things changing again as we move into tuesday. that weather feature that could bring showers overnight, and keep rain in the south—east on tuesday. but after that clears through, you can see where the wind is coming from. all the way from the north once again. that means will be turning colder as temperatures drop away, and will start to see the showers in the north turning wintry once ag

grey skies for north wales, midlands and the south—east, but drier further north.nds and east anglia. brightening prospects for northern ireland and plenty of sunshine for northern england and scotland, with a little showers across higher ground. it is a fine afternoon in murrayfield, but it will feel chilly thanks to the wind. temperatures in single figures. the lord mayor's show is on this afternoon as well. for the rest of the weekend, it will turn a good deal chillier on sunday. we will have more news on the news channel this morning until 10am. on bbc one, we say goodbye to our viewers. thank you for staying with us. we're going to be talking about brexit. 11pm, the 29th of march. that is the exact time and date the uk is supposed to leave the european union, and theresa may has now said she wants that date, and that time enshrined in lawful stop we will speak a little more about that now. we have this two—week deadline set if the eu to seek clarification from great britain on what that means. we have theresa villiers, mp and northern ireland secretary. thank

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing cloud, wind and rain eventually into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. again, rather cool in some northern spots, 9, 10, 11 degrees. double figures in the south, but as we get on into the weekend, that may not be the case for some, because we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—eastern quarter. and here‘s the thing — it may well take a good part of the daylight hours on saturday before it eventually quits the scene. there that cooler, fresher

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine across the north of england, north midlands, the g to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, and then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming in off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing cloud, wind and rain eventually into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. again, rather cool in some northern spots, 9, 10, 11 degrees. double figures in the south, but as we get on into the weekend, that may not be the case for some, because we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—eastern quarter. and here's the thing — it may well take a

the afternoon, though, marked by plenty of sunshine into the north of england, north midlands, the northruggling to get to double figures in parts of scotland and northern ireland. out of thursday into friday, not too much in the way of a breeze across the south. clear skies for some. so again, fog could be an issue first up. more cloud, i think, as you get into the midlands, wales, then up into scotland and northern ireland. but a lot of dry weather around. just the odd bit and piece of rain coming off the irish sea. a new set of weather fronts bringing rain into scotland and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland. cool in northern spots, nine, ten, 11 degrees. dry in the south, but as we get into the weekend, we could see quite a bit of cool air rushing towards the british isles on an increasingly fresh and dominant north—westerly wind. but before we see that, we have to get this banner of cloud and rain away from this south—eastern quarter. and here's the thing: it could take a good part of the daylight hours on saturday before it eventually quits the scene. there that cooler

some showers are trickling across north—west england, merseyside and into the north midlands. degrees in london at seven o'clock. lots of showers alone in on a brisk north—westerly wind, it will stay windy in the west and particularly the southwest tonight. plenty of showers feeding in across the western half of the country. he still be largely dry with clear spells. a chilly night everywhere, but weather wings fall lightest, thatis but weather wings fall lightest, that is where we could see a touch of frost. tomorrow, is a cool. four. there will be shunned showers through the morning, but they tend to ease away as we get into the afternoon. most of this will end the day dry and fine. wendy to the north—east, and these are the afternoon highs. that is the best we can expect. as soon as the sun goes down on sunday night, of course bonfire night, the temperatures were head down as well. that frost is particularly developing in central and eastern areas as we head to the hours of early monday morning. if you are out then, the decree in the central and east, expect frost. but it w

however, a lot of sunshine, a bit more cloud in the liverpool bay area and the north midlands, but englandwill fill cold. very much like saturday, we will have a keen wind. idid on saturday, we will have a keen wind. i did on saturday so maybe the cold but is biting but it will be another chilly day despite what the sunshine. fewer showers are differential for sunday but more cloud coming across from the west for the afternoon. highs 4—8dc. with the wind, you will feel chillier. the night—time period, this area of rain coming down for scotland, northern ireland and finishing off in southern england and wales. that will make things mild the first thing on monday. a frost free start to the new week but look at those temperatures across northern scotland. the cold air will come in quickly behind this weather system later on on monday. the isobars line—up directly from north to south. it will stay with us. tuesday, wednesday, right the way through the week ahead. the story for the coming days then will be a lot of sunshine around but a real chilly feel. mild at first start the new week but wet

if you are fully exposed to that, the showers working their way into the north midlands, on what is going had showers, the cabbages falling away and then i is maybe a bit of an issue. —— temperatures falling away. a bright start for many, right through the heart of scotland coming through the eastern side of england, across the south. and across many western part as well. though that ribbon of showers just as well. though that ribbon of showersjust running as well. though that ribbon of showers just running out of the irish sea, down through the northwest of england into the love midlands, and later on in the day, having had a bright enough start in northern ireland, the card willjust fill in all the while, quite wildly across these western areas, you may begin to lose the sunshine. the wins will come back out of the north—west to more of a west or south—westerly, that‘ll make it feel, that‘s not just as called for many of you on saturday. it is all happening ahead ofa saturday. it is all happening ahead of a set of weather fronts which will supply quite a bit of rain for a time across th

the north midlands seeing some spots of rain.reland, to the south this afternoon, with the spot out of the cloud. the bright skies north of england. it will be unseasonably mild temperatures into the midteens. . then into the evening and overnight you can see the distinctive banns of rain on the charts with their heaviest and most persistent across the north of scotland. here across the northern isles it will be wintry. it is going to feel cold here and the wind will be picking up. for the rest of the uk it is going to be relatively mild once again in the night with temperatures in double figures. 0n wednesday, more rain across the north and west, some of that will be heavy and persistent, particularly so across, for example, snowdonia, the cumbrian fels, we will see large totals and the other feature is it will be very windy, particularly so in the west with exposure and gusting winds across the south and the english channel. tomorrow, london could hit 15 celsius. then as we head into thursday, the rain clears away from the sout

of friday morning, so most of us wake up to clear skies, chilly weather and a frost from the north midlands northwards. that is where it will be frosty first thing on friday. friday, a bright, crisp, sunny day for many of us that there will be some showers across scotland and northern ireland and maybe one oi’ and northern ireland and maybe one or two pesky ones developing in the far south and south—west of the country. from then onwards, it is really chilly. we have wings are straight from the north so some frosty nights on the way. it will feel chilly, particularly across the north, and it is not to sunshine because there will be showers around, particularly on saturday, across many northern and north—western areas but by far the best of the weather on saturday will best of the weather on saturday will be across the south, the south—east and eastern areas. sunday morning dawns on a very chilly note. there will be a widespread frost around and a lot of bright weather for the day itself and look at the temperatures, you have to go down to the channel islands before you get temperatures of a

showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlandsand. we will come back to those in a second. but further east or south, dry, fine, sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a set of weather fronts which make themselves known in northern ireland late on in the afternoon. the wind ahead of those fronts just beginning to come a bit more westerly so maybe not as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday. but that the supply of showers i was talking about coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and at also huddersfield. not such an issue down at southampton — gloriously clear here. kilmarnock, just the first signs of the cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine then rob you of it altogether as you get on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and acr

here we have cloud and patchy rain advancing north—east, maybe feeding into the west midlands, north—westcotland and the eastern side of england, try. most of us are still in single figures. into monday morning, we take this moisture into the cold air in scotla nd moisture into the cold air in scotland and we could start monday with a bit of snow. perhaps notjust on the heels of scotland. just monitoring matter the weekend. we will keep you updated throughout the weekend online and of course through the app too. this is bbc world news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: how much longer can robert mugabe hang on — as his own party calls for him to go. president mugabe has been recalled by zanu pf as being a leader of the party and the country. president trump tweets about the sexual abuse allegations surrounding democratic senator al franken — but stays silent on republican senate candidate roy moore. donald tusk gets tough — the president of the european council tells the uk to speed up with the brexit talks. while good progress is and citizens rights has been made, we need to see much more

, north wales, scotla nd north midlands, north wales, scotland and northern ireland, and lots of dryo the north and west, playing a part in the weather for the weekend. but for friday, there will be a bit of rain in the far north west of scotland, otherwise it will be fairly dry. the cloud will thicken up towards western parts, all kind of link in with this next weather system moving in. our cold front in the north west merges into this weather system, and while we are going into saturday, winning some outbreaks of rain, that cold air moving in will make a difference to how it feels, so much more chilly for many of us as we go into saturday and sunday, with that, there will be early morning rain on saturday; that will clear away, and we will be looking at sunny spells, scattered showers, you will certainly notice the chill in the air. that cold weather will last into the early part of next week, but then it is going to get less cold again. more details about that on the website. that's all from me. goodbye. this is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at 12. five friends

some showers across merseyside, north west england and into the midlands. ly winds. through the evening and through the night, we will continue to see showers in western areas, wintry over high ground, particularly in the north. the east will be largely dry with clear spells. that is where we will have the lowest temperatures. some frost in places. showers should fade away tomorrow. by the afternoon, most away tomorrow. by the afternoon, m ost pla ces away tomorrow. by the afternoon, most places will be dry, and there will be long spells of sunshine. it will be long spells of sunshine. it will be long spells of sunshine. it will be windy to the south—west and to the north—east, and temperatures will struggle. 0n to the north—east, and temperatures will struggle. on sunday night, it will struggle. on sunday night, it will be largely dry, some clear spells, and it will start to turn really quite chilly, especially across central and eastern areas of the british isles, where we will see quite a widespread frost on monday morning. some spots may be down to minus

and the north—west of scotland, northern ireland, through the northwest of england to the north and west midlandou are in for a quieter time but there will be quite widespread frost away from the north—eastern quarter of scotland. if you can show overnight the north—eastern quarter of scotland. if it had showers overnight there is a distinct possibility that come dawn, you will be looking at some ice on untreated surfaces. 9am, still the combination of cloud and shallows and breeze eating into the north—east of scotland. elsewhere, a crisp start. still the line show was running out of the irish sea down through the north—west of england. into the heart of the north and west midlands. further east and south, dry, bright, out west, right from the word go, northern ireland, no sunshine. you are just underneath a veil of cloud from a centre front which will manifest themselves just a little bit later in the day. widely across the western part, you are again going to see more clout. notjust as are again going to see more clout. not just as cold are again going to see more clout. notjust as cold feeli

a band of squally showers moving across north wales, northern ireland, and the north midlands throughtween, again, a lot of clear skies, a widespread frost. there is also the risk of ice. that will be on untreated services across the north. as we go through friday and into the weekend, you can see how the cold air penetrates all of the uk and parts of northern europe. that will stay with us right the way through to sunday. the forecast, as we go through the next few days, a frosty start tomorrow morning, lots of dry and bright weather, lots of sunshine around. rain moving away. still a peppering of showers in the north and west, coming in on the north—westerly and westerly wind. by then, it is only the channel islands in double figures, so the cold air will filter further south. for the weekend, we are looking at frosty nights. it will be a chilly wind and we are seeing some sunshine as well. there will also be some showers. here is saturday's forecast. lots of dry weather. wind will strengthen across the far north—west of scotland. showers coming in. as we had on into sunday, a ridge

showers across northern ireland and the irish sea and into north wales and towards midlands across the cloud turns to increase, sunshine hanging on across the eastern side of england and scotland but another cold day, five or 6 degrees typically. the weather front that lurks in the north—west will sweep its way down across the whole of the country so a spell of rain overnight and still around in southern england on monday morning eventually clearing away from the south—east. westerly wind behind that, temperatures not too bad the time of year, seven to 10 degrees with showers likely in the north—west and the air will get colder again. the northerly winds return across the uk so cold weather returns as we head into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: at least 235 people have been killed in a bomb and gun attack in egypt. scores more were injured after gunmen stormed a crowded mosque in the sinai peninsula in the deadliest attack of its kind in the region for years. a new president and a fresh start for zimbabwe, as emmerson mnangagwa promises elections and vows to serv

north where it stays cloudy and drier through the midlands and north, it will be cold.niest quys northern ireland as well. funniest guys compensating for the low temperatures further north. some more rain to come this evening and overnight. that clears away. we get some proper cold airfor overnight. that clears away. we get some proper cold air for the second half of the weekend. initially lots of showers at the west and then running down the north sea coasts. for many inland it will be dry, sunny and cold. this is bbc news. the headlines: the clock‘s ticking in the brexit talks, the eu says britain has two weeks to agree its "divorce bill" before trade talks can begin next month. meanwhile, theresa may says she wants to enshrine the time and date of brexit into law and warns she won't tolerate attempts to block the process. wales‘s first minister carwynjones has asked for an independent inquiry into how he handled allegations about carl sargea nt, who died earlier this week. a mother and father are fighting a high court battle to stop their eight—month—old son's life s

showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlandsd. but further east or south, dry, fine, sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a set of weather fronts which make themselves known in northern ireland late on in the afternoon. the wind ahead of those fronts just beginning to come a bit more westerly and maybe not as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday. but that the supply of showers i was talking about coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and at huddersfield. not such an issue down at southampton — gloriously clear here. kilmarnock, just the first signs of the cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine then rob you of it altogether as you get on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of is

showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlands sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a set of weather fronts which make themselves known in northern ireland late on in the afternoon. the wind ahead of those fronts just beginning to come a bit more westerly so maybe notjust as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday. but that the supply of showers i was talking about coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and at also huddersfield. not such an issue down at southampton — gloriously clear here. kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine then rob you of it altogether as you get on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, 40mph gusts perhap

showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlandseast or south, dry, fine, sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a set of weather fronts which make themselves known in northern ireland late on in the afternoon. the wind ahead of those fronts just beginning to come a bit more westerly so maybe notjust as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday. but that the supply of showers i was talking about coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and at also huddersfield. not such an issue down at southampton — gloriously clear here. kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine then rob you of it altogether as you get on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars

some are just running out of liverpool into the north midlands. the top temperature is not bad.much colder. let's see how we get there. i was mentioning that ran across northern ireland which eventually becomes quite a player for the far south of scotland. this is relatively moist and mild air from the tropics. let's hope it kids the template is up in the south, that in the north you are a good deal fresher. the first signed of that air looking within ten north of scotland. let's get ourselves through our saturday. it eventually begins for the club to break, in the south—west in court. those temperatures are very diverse. much cooler and fresher and then on to remembrance sunday and we really open the doors. the mild and is not a way into france and we end up with a way into france and we end up with a mixture of sunny spells from many down the spine of the british isles, the showers largely confined to the coast. and the temperatures are not better than ten. it will be a chilly start to monday. high—pressure is trying to dominate. it certainly will do in the south. but these fr

showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlandsor south, dry, fine, sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a set of weather fronts which make themselves known in northern ireland late on in the afternoon. the wind ahead of those fronts just beginning to come a bit more westerly so maybe notjust as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday. but that the supply of showers i was talking about coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and at also huddersfield. not such an issue down at southampton — gloriously clear here. kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine then rob you of it altogether as you get on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there

not everywhere, showers across northern ireland and over the irish sea into north wales and towards the midlandsay, sunshine hangs on across the eastern part of england and scotland but another cold day, five or 6 degrees. the weather front that has been lurking in the north—west will sweep its way down across the whole of the country so a speu across the whole of the country so a spell of rain overnight still around in southern england eventually clearing away from the south—east was a westerly wind behind that, temperatures not too bad for the time of year, seven to 10 degrees but showers likely in the north—west. the air is getting colder again because we will see the northerly wind returning across the uk so cold weather returns as we head into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 235 people have been killed in a bomb and gun attack in egypt. scores more are injured after gunmen stormed a crowded mosque in the deadliest attack of its type in the region for years. a new president and a fresh start for zimbabwe as the new president promises elections and police in london say th

heavy ones in the midlands and parts of north—west england, wales, south—west england as well. of yorkshire and norfolk and suffolk as well. a few showers in wales in south—west england. mostly dry. south—west england, breezy today. that will go down tonight. giving temperatures up. scotland, england, widespread frost. temperatures away from towns and cities could be freezing. these are the ultimate lows. —4 and —6 to take us into the more morning. temperatures in scotla nd more morning. temperatures in scotland at their lowest tonight. by monday, rising. cloudy for tomorrow morning. breezy. most will start tomorrow dry. ice scraping in parts of england and east scotland. cloud increasing during the day. the odd bit of rain in northern ireland and the western fringes of england and wales. mostly dry. the best of the sunshine on monday the further east you are. a cold day. monday night and tuesday morning, wet weather. snow in the scottish mountains will slowly push eastwards. a different day to begin tuesday. that is how it is looking. thank you very much. not too bad. here is

across much of southern england, the midlands, wales, north—west england, south—west scotland, will havefactor in the wind. especially where it is strongest across the north sea coast. a subtle change of wind direction thursday evening and night, more of these sleet and snow showers pushed further inland, again, giving accumulations in place is especially on hills. out west, we stay mainly dry. a lot of clear, cold weather. quite a hard frost particularly across parts of scotland as we start off on friday morning. some sleet and snow showers, some accumulations to parts of eastern england on friday. a lot of the showers turning to rain or sleet as we go on through the day. a lot fade to allow some sunshine to come through. a change for scotland and northern ireland as it clouds over from the north—west and a bit of patchy rain and hill snow starting to move in here. that is a sign of the change coming in for the weekend as this weather front moves through. we change the wind direction back to more from the atlantic rather than the arctic. that will be a change in the feel of the weather.

showers running out of the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west of the midlands 01’ those in just a second. further east or south, dry to a fine, sunny, and chilly to start the new day. in that a little bit more in the way of cloud at this stage across parts of the south—west in the far west of wales. andy wright from the word go across northern ireland. this is all coming ahead of a weather front which make themselves known in northern ireland later in the afternoon. the wind, ahead of those fronts, becoming a bit more westerly. maybe not just fronts, becoming a bit more westerly. maybe notjust as cold as the north—westerly wind of saturday, but that supply of showers coming out of the irish sea could be a bother at burnley and huddersfield, not such an issue at southampton. they're there. your muggy, just the first signs of that clouds moving in from northern ireland, to temper the sunshine and then perhaps rob you of it altogether. this passes way down across the british isles. that is the isobars there. a0 mile an hour gusts inland. along the western facing h

across much of southern england, the midlands, wales, north—west england, south—west scotland, will haveacross the north sea coast. a subtle change of wind direction thursday evening and night, more of these sleet and snow showers pushed further inland, again, giving accumulations in place is especially on hills. 0ut west, we stay mainly dry. a lot of clear, cold weather. quite a hard frost particularly across parts of scotland as we start off on friday morning. some sleet and snow showers, some accumulations to parts of eastern england on friday. a lot of the showers turning to rain or sleet as we go on through the day. a lot fade to allow some sunshine to come through. a change for scotland and northern ireland as it clouds over from the north—west and a bit of patchy rain and hill snow starting to move in here. that is a sign of the change coming in for the weekend as this weather front moves through. we change the wind direction back to more from the atlantic rather than the arctic. that will be a change in the feel of the weather. less cold, milder air, moves in for weekend. as i me

morning you can see the patchy rain and drizzle they are, the sunshine coming out behind it, in the north midlandsss the isle of wight, southern counties, kent, essex, parts of east anglia as well and this is midlands. moving north, back into the sunny skies. a pleasant day. the same across most of scotla nd day. the same across most of scotland with the exception of the north and the north—west where we hang on to all those showers. for northern ireland for most of the day you will have a fine day with some sunshine, and later we will see the cloud build in the west and for wales when we lose this morning's load the sun will come out. in south wales and south—west england as well, in the sunshine, 13 or 1a celsius. through this evening and overnight, there goes the front, taking the rain with it, clear skies following behind. you can also see a new system coming in from the west, introducing thicker cloud, breezy conditions and some rain. north of that, it will be a cold night, widespread frost in scotland, and we will also still have those showers, wintry on the hills, and that holds true tomorr

showers for wales, the west midlands, north—west england.nto the north coast of northern ireland by the mid part of the afternoon. by evening, the wet weather will swing east. a very wet evening for northern ireland. that rain moves into scotland where it will bring snow over the hills. then some very wet weather for a time tonight across northern england, wales, the midlands, and eventually reaching the south by the end of the night. to the south of our rain band, temperatures around 11 degrees to start the new working week. cold to further north. through monday, it's a process of bringing that cold as south. strong winds through the night into the first part of tomorrow morning. could be gales tomorrow morning. could be gales tomorrow morning. could be gales tomorrow morning is this heavy rain works slowly across the south of england. by that, the sky is bright, we get into some sunshine, but there will also be showers. showers wintry over high ground in the north as the air begins to turn colder once again. on what will be quite a bluster

had again across these northern areas, somejust running over the irish sea down into the north and west midlandsoss the west and there will be bits and pieces of rain here. the brightest of the weather further east, maybe notjust as cold today as as the case on saturday, because we are beginning to lose the north—westerly and pick up more of a west or south—westerly as this set of weather fronts work their way down and across the british isles out of sunday into the first part of monday. there's relatively mild air in this circulation so monday, a slightly milder day than was the case through the weekend, but it will be wet and windy for a time until the rain clears through. and then, it's from here on, that things turn much colder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: pakistan's government calls on the army to restore order in the capital islamabad following violent clashes between police and islamist demonstrators. egypt struggles to come to terms with the scale of the carnage wrought by friday's mosque atta

north of scotland, where there will be plenty of showers. through the afternoon, the prospect of brighter skies pushes down through wales, the midlands, parts ticeably windy for many. still a bit northerly with that breeze. the front gets its act together overnight from friday into saturday. once that takes the heavy rain away, the floodgates are opened to the cold air. takes its time to get down to the south west, but pretty much from the word go at the weekend, single figure ill temperatures. sunday will be pretty similar. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at 8pm... priti patel resigns as international development secretary after meeting with the prime minister at downing street. theresa may says the decision was right. it follows controversy over undisclosed meetings with israeli government officials. ms patel was ordered back to the uk from africa, where she'd been on an official trip. the scandal is the latest to hit the government as it battles with the allegations of sexual harassment and criticism of the foreign secretary. in other news, the actor kevin spacey faces another allegation of sexual misconduct as a woman

parts of southern england, the midlands and north—west england, the midlands and north—west england,d. the government says it's investing hundreds of millions of pounds to try and ease pressure. as we launch a week—long series looking at life for our most vulnerable children, brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin has this report. we have been given rare access to spend the day with the children at the royal school, manchester. this is a special school for children with some of the highest needs. 200 staff support 48 children here including chloe. we've just done map—making. she's sat beautifully the whole lesson, which she would never, ever have done when she first came here. that is fantastic. chloe has been here for 11 weeks, ever since her last school placement broke down. it was so difficult. i was very sad. i isolated myself and i didn't have a life. she would physically try and attack me, not to hurt me, butjust out of distress. the turnaround is above and beyond what i could have imagined. saying "mummy" every day — she only said "mummy" to me twice in six years, and now i get it every

there is ice too across parts of scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales, and north—west midlands the south east, once we‘ve lost the isolated shower we have at the moment, most will have a dry and bright day ahead, but it will feel colder than yesterday across will feel colder than yesterday a cross m ost will feel colder than yesterday across most of the uk. temperatures well down on what we saw. at best in southern most counties. even with the sunshine around eight celsius. south—west england, still showers to come through the day as we will see in wales. not as many as yesterday. mainly of rain too. there will be a wintry element to the showers in northern ireland. some hail and sleet mixed in with them and temperatures in the northern half of the uk around three to five celsius for many. into tonight, most of the showers are inland will fade away, but we will see the showers continue around the coast. a chilly and raw wind will dominate across eastern parts of england. where you have got the clear skies, there will be a frost. where you have got showers, followed by clear ski