to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandswe've got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now, the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're cl

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandslearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandshe north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high p

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlands've got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandsair and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now, the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continue

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandsdrier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees, so it will be a cold start. but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea. whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine — west scotland may be northern ireland because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england of the north midlands south midlands. it will be changing in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. the clearest of these guys over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland perhaps parts of western england. a widespread frost, down to minus five degrees, set a cold start but extensive cloud will continue to feed and across northern england of the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea. where is across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine. the other place will be quite low for such a, west scotland, maybe not an island because were close to the centre of high pressure for the high pressure continues to build on monday so again where scotland will have the best of the sunshine. otherwise probably a little more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea as it could well be a generally cloudier p

to feed in this kind of direction, which will take cloudy weather into northern england, the north midlandswe've got much clearer skies in this part of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands. so there will be changes in the distribution of cloud this is bbc news. i'm mark lobel. our top stories. delays and violence mar nigeria's closest elections in recent memory as millions have been voting for a new president. the uk prime minister says he's giving it everything to get a new deal with the eu on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. but can he get the backing he needs from politicians in northern ireland and from his own party as the moment beckons? i think the talks on reforming the protocol are inching towards a conclusion. certainly the deal isn't done yet but i do think we are inching towards conclusion. china fails to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine, causing tension at a meeting of the g20 major economies. anthony albanese becomes the first sitting australian prime minister

a veil of high cloud into north wales and north midlands ahead of this weather front arriving.strong, damaging gusts of wind through the latter stages of the day. 60—70 mph and some of the rain quite heavy as well into the western isles and far north—west of the great glen. here, temperature is around 9—10. perhaps if the fog lingers, the temperatures might struggle a little more tomorrow, seven, eight or nine at the very best. the front sync south but weakens. not that much insignificant rain againfor weakens. not that much insignificant rain again for england and wales. a band of cloud and some drizzle first thing. sunny spells follow behind, a scattering of showers into the far north—west and yet again, those temperatures ranging from around 8-9. ., , a, , temperatures ranging from around 8-9. ., , a, and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 7th of february. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. that with victoria just about to go on air. on bbc one, stay with us if you want the news where you are with all of

he is a former labour party counsellor and represents a seat across the so—called redwall and north midlandshat he has to try and keep appealing to those who traditionally voted labour if he wants to maintain his maturity going forward and there will be others coming we will get an idea if any of this is feeding through to this problematic polls in may in general probably next year. this problematic polls in may in general probably next year.— problematic polls in may in general probably next year. this is making a real difference _ probably next year. this is making a real difference to _ probably next year. this is making a real difference to abide _ probably next year. this is making a real difference to abide all - probably next year. this is making a real difference to abide all the i real difference to abide all the dollars are how civil servants pave? in some cases not as much as we might think, predict the department thatis might think, predict the department that is almost split into three in the business energy science innovation department, that is a massive big sprawling departme

know, i've been my back, you know, i've been that working class person from the from the north and the midlands, from the north and you that and you go over to that place and you go over to that place and you struggle to find a labour politician. mp that's politician. labour mp that's actually had a real job in the real that's they're real world, that's what they're scared of. they're, they want to be working class areas. and, you know, one know, i'm struggling to find one that's held down that's actually held down a proper job, you know, that's actually held down a properjob, you know, and with proper job, you know, and with those northerners. yeah, those thick northerners. yeah, well, say, carter ends up well, as i say, carter ends up being we're going to put that them. we don't care about copyright anything like that . copyright anything like that. lee, you know death penalty, food banks, immigration taking over they benefits cheat red meat from 30 pay i would hate you know why you know why you they're having a go but let me ask you something . why do you ask you something. why do you think

know, i've been my back, you know, i've been that working class person from the from the north and the midlands, from the north and you that and you go over to that place and you go over to that place and you struggle to find a labour politician. mp that's politician. labour mp that's actually had a real job in the real that's they're real world, that's what they're scared of. they're, they want to be working class areas. and, you know, one know, i'm struggling to find one that's held down that's actually held down a proper job, you know, that's actually held down a properjob, you know, and with proper job, you know, and with those northerners. yeah, those thick northerners. yeah, well, say, carter ends up well, as i say, carter ends up being we're going to put that them. we don't care about copyright anything like that . copyright anything like that. lee, you know death penalty, food banks, immigration taking over they benefits cheat red meat from 30 pay i would hate you know why you know why you they're having a go but let me ask you something . why do you ask you something. why do you think

england well into the afternoon, a few showers will come into nonh a few showers will come into north wales, midlandsere there will be snow hills. we should see snow in hills. but we should see some brightest guys for southern scotland, northern ireland, northern the northern england through the afternoon. look the temperatures we've teens over we've been into the teens over recent ten at best, recent days, ten at best, tomorrow, most seven are right about average the time of year. but as i said it, will feel colder than it has done. now, the rain doesn't really clear from east anglia and the south—east stays damp south—east stays pretty damp here thursday day here even into thursday day morning. but where we see clear skies with the colder air in place, we are going to see much more of a frost on thursday morning. certainly the countryside northern countryside over northern england, northern england, scotland, northern ireland, in the ireland, no frost in the southeast, but it will be fairly dull and damp, i suspect, again, for much of thursday morning, perhaps drier through perhaps tending drier th

wales, the midlands, north, plenty of sunshine but scotland and northern ireland after a sunny and frostyres won't drop as much as last night and a chilean night in the south. frost becoming confined to the southernmost counties by the morning as the weather front continues to work south, taking the cloud ever further south, so the details for tomorrow, friday, lots of cloud, in good parts of england and wales and some rain and drizzle, not a huge amount which will push south but brightening up from the north midlands and sunny spells for many but we will see a keen breeze in the east of scotland and eastern england in particular and one or two showers there. low temperatures with the stronger winds will be up a bit on today's values. the weather front is out the way as we go through friday into saturday and at the start of the weekend that high—pressure bills in and think of high—pressure and drier weather and that will be the case for the vast majority but notice how the cloud will steadily pushing from eastern counties further west through the day so the best of the sunshine in the mor

it can be quite a grey and cloudy start to the day in north and eastern scotland a good chunk of eastern england and maybe the midlands of any sunshine will be in western areas, for west scotland, northern ireland, wales western england step temperatures a bit below average, six or seven but feeling colder due to the brisk north—easterly wind. for the second half of the weekend, a similarsetup for the second half of the weekend, a similar setup for the we are tracking in probably a lot of cloud from the north sea, still capable of bringing one or two passing showers, and the best sunshine in western areas to the winds won't be quite as strong so, if you're outside, seven or eight, probably not feeling quite as chilly as tomorrow. beyond that, high pressure stays loitering around for next week, so the weather is set fair, more dry weather and a cute sunny spells, with the best in the west for the next few days. thanks, chris. and that's the bbc news at six on friday 24th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as

into the afternoon, a lot more sunshine in north wales, the midlands, the north of england and scotlandstaying cloudy after the sunny start in seven counties. the northerly breeze which will be quite brisk on the north—eastern coast. temperatures up a bit on yesterday. it will probably feel cooler. this evening and overnight the skies were clear across the south. 0ne evening and overnight the skies were clear across the south. one or two isolated showers of the north—east coast. forthe isolated showers of the north—east coast. for the majority it will be a dry night. a widespread frost into the morning. the outlook for the weekend, other than a few isolated showers, it will be dry. sunny in the west but quite windy in the south. back to you. food prices have shot up in recent months but are they about to start coming down again? hannah's got some figures for us. that is a question many people want to know the answer to. when will my supermarket they'll get cheaper? let's run through it. yes, we know that the cost of pretty much everything has gone up but food prices are still rising ver

continues to bring rainford up northern ireland, much of scotland, northern england, north and west wales for the midlandsoss the north. we start with quite a lot of rain as we had through the day on thursday. northern and western scotland and the northern isles, quite breezy. further south, still quite breezy. further south, still quite a lot of cloud around but a lot of dry weather is well thought of some breaks in the cloud but very mild for the time of time of year. perhaps 14. that weather front still affecting the north of the country for friday. this is where we see the tickets cloud. most of the rain affecting western scotland. for northern ireland, wales, central and southern england, some good cloud breaks with some sunshine and temperatures up to the mid—teens in central and southern areas for up further north, double figures. very mild for early fabric. but it doesn't last. saturday, mild and cloudy but, by sunday, this area of high pressure bringing colder, clearer, drierair, so it high pressure bringing colder, clearer, drier air, so it will be more sunny, so best to view the comet. mild aga

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north wales and the midlands might catch some rain later. but much staying drive. tay drier. the breeze not strung away from the north—west highlands. when you get sunshine it will feel like spring with temperatures may be “p like spring with temperatures may be up to 14 celsius. the weekend, mild air is pushed away and this weather front is responsible. it will bring rain. the blue colours indicate colder conditions for the second half of the weekend but high pressure in charge. lots of cloud on saturday, rain in the north of the country, sunny and a frosty but looking lovely. it has been awhile since we have seen that much sunshine. it's official — liverpool has formally become the host city of the eurovision song contest, marking the first time the event will be held in the uk for 25 years. in an event that celebrated ukraine, the mayor of last year's host city, turin, handed over the symbolic eurovision key to the mayor of liverpool. 0ur media and arts correspondent david sillito was there. live from liverpool, it's the handover ceremony and official allocation

we are still pulling thicker cloud in off the north sea with a chance of showers for northern england, down into the midlandss coming in from the channel. temperatures around nine or ten but factor in that north—easterly wind it will feel colder. closer to five or six as you step outside. we move towards the middle of the week and very little changes. perhaps the highjust shifts a little bit further westwards, the winds to the south of the uk become a little lighter on wednesday. what that may mean however is there is less to break up any cloud, so it could be cloudy across southern england through wednesday. it certainly looks like most areas will see cloud coming and going on the continuation of that chance of showers across the north—east of england. very similar feel to tuesday, highs of nine or ten but with the wind closer to five or 6 degrees. thursday into friday, the high is still with us, the winds to the south becoming lighter still for a time on thursday but then they pick up to the east of the uk by friday but this time there northerly. potentially feeling a little less cold on thursday but chill

to the north, brighter with sunshine and showers. and to the south across the midlands east anglia and that sunshine is punctuating the cloud elsewhere. but the rain is with us in the north, drizzly with hill fog in some western areas around the coast. but where we have the sunshine, already 14 where we have the sunshine, already 1a and 15, so we could see 16 in a few spots throughout the afternoon. overnight come up with all that cloud around and the breeze, it is blowing a gale across the shetland isles. it will ease, but more cloud as the weather front pushes north and another approaches. all in all, it should stay relatively mild, 5 or 6 despite halls in the cloud. tomorrow, there will be halls in the cloud, but probably different areas seeing sunshine and with the cloud quite thick, it could be drizzly with mist and helpful. this weather front is looming and pushing heavier rain in later in the day and it looks like a wetter day for the northern isles. temperatures 13 or 14 with northern isles. temperatures 13 or 1a with the brighter breaks. it is behind the weathe

midlands and southern england. further we're further north, we're seeing brightest some sunshine.wers for eastern want to showers for eastern scotland in north—east england. quite a cold wind picking up across eastern in particular. elsewhere winds are light and it's still pretty mild in the south, ten, 11, 12 degrees celsius. but as i say , feeling celsius. but as i say, feeling a lot colder than eight or nine on that east coast. it'll a cold night tonight. some patchy rain for south wales , south—west for south wales, south—west england through the evening that will scoot away. a few showers will scoot away. a few showers will come into of the east. we may see a little bit of snow over the hills, but generally it'll be rain showers that it'll be just rain showers that we coming in. and not many we see coming in. and not many of places dry , clear of those most places dry, clear skies scotland. northern skies for scotland. northern ireland will frost it ireland will allow a frost it even further south we will see a frost. certainly rural and many towns and will get to towns and c

the north—easterly wind still fetching in a few showers from the north sea to the north—east of england and in the midlandsill a lot of cloud. we still have that pretty tedious north—easterly wind coming in off the north sea which is making for quite a cool feel to proceedings. temperatures on the thermometer where we would expect at this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or 10,000 this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or10,000 in this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or 10,000 in the wind, it will feel closer to five or six. thursday, a little bit like spot the

constituencies in the country , they're predominantly country, they're predominantly the midlands and the north not the south. yeah and so it would make eminent sense where the vast majority of those people claiming to be welcome refugees are in the south. so you can take brighton for example , you take brighton for example, you can take here in the, as i said, those areas like surrey, hampshire, all of those should take them . yeah, indeed. now take them. yeah, indeed. now talking of people we should take or otherwise , there has been an or otherwise, there has been an increase in the number of people from india who've been arriving in small 250 in january. they came across the channel that's compared with 233 who arrived in the first nine months of last yean the first nine months of last year, a marked of course. and if we play that out that will big numbers indeed should we be refusing anyone from india or asylum . well i think they've got asylum. well i think they've got to be in the same category . to be in the same category. albania it is a safe country. there is a reason why they're comi

sunshine across the central swathe, so for wales, the midlands and north—west england, plenty of blue. temperatures round about the seasonal average, between 7—9. temperatures round about the seasonalaverage, between 7—9. some gales developing towards the far north of scotland and into shetland, and there will be some added wind chill. winds start to lighten overnight tonight, and that cloud, the outbreaks of rain gradually petering out, just gradually transfers further southwards. sky is clearest for longest toward southern england, where we will see a touch of frost into the start of tomorrow. sunny spells for many tomorrow, clouding the further south you are. high pressure builds over the weekend, so it looks mostly dry. cloudy air and windy year in the east. —— cloudier and windier in the east. this is bbc news. the headlines... three people have been arrested following the shooting of a senior police officer in northern ireland. john caldwell was shot in front of his son at a sports centre in 0magh. our primary focus is on violent dissident republicans and, within that, a group c

i think a lot of people in the midlands of the nonh people in the midlands of the north just couldn't stand it, didn't feel that he was patriotic, felt he'd been patriotic, felt that he'd been too the right. and too close to the right. and frankly , didn't support frankly, didn't support the british army. so storm has been in a good place , but he's never in a good place, but he's never actually given us any policies. well this week he's going to and today there he was at the national farmers union. yes. of all places, labour and the rural economy. interesting. here's a quick clip of what starmer had to say earlier on today. nearly 60% of the food we consume renewable energy for 10 million homes costs audience of 70% of our land. and of course, food , our land. and of course, food, million jobs. our land. and of course, food, million jobs . and then there's million jobs. and then there's net zero a monumental challenge for this industry but one that you've run towards net zero by 2040 across england and wales is tough , but it's right. that was tough, but it's right. that was keir sta

i think a lot of people in the midlands of the nonh people in the midlands of the north just couldn't stand it, didn't feel that he was patriotic, felt he'd been patriotic, felt that he'd been too the right. and too close to the right. and frankly , didn't support frankly, didn't support the british army. so storm has been in a good place , but he's never in a good place, but he's never actually given us any policies. well this week he's going to and today there he was at the national farmers union. yes. of all places, labour and the rural economy. interesting. here's a quick clip of what starmer had to say earlier on today. nearly 60% of the food we consume renewable energy for 10 million homes costs audience of 70% of our land. and of course, food , our land. and of course, food, million jobs. our land. and of course, food, million jobs . and then there's million jobs. and then there's net zero a monumental challenge for this industry but one that you've run towards net zero by 2040 across england and wales is tough , but it's right. that was tough, but it's right. that was keir sta

a lot of cloud in england and wales coming in from the north—west, sunshine and high temperatures through the midlandshe country and we still have this band of rain a sitting cross scotland as well. otherwise there will be a lot of cloud around, it will be a mild night, perhaps no lower than 11 degrees in northern ireland. tomorrow we have this ribbon of cloud, rain, across scotland. we could see a secondary band of thick clouds and a few pocket of light rain affecting northern ireland over the irish sea into north—west england. pretty cloudy for most places, make its brighter skies and sunshine towards the south—east, east anglia, temperature reaching injuries. in the fun of the scotland of some sunshine, but here temperatures a little bit lower. on the whole we start very mild, we will keep that milder air into tuesday as well, some cold air waiting in the winds, but it will not reach us just yet. we still are in that mild south to south—westerly airflow that contains a lot of cloud, both places will be dry, we will see some washington coming in from the new continent to the south—east during the af

skies are clear in mid wales, the midlands and north—west.ch on to today. as we go through thursday nights this area of high pressure pushes itself westwards and that allows the weather system that affect scotland tomorrow down across the eastern areas. a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain which will push its way southwards. it will fade a little bit. some sunny spells, the best of which are in the west. temperatures may be up a little bit, but more of a breeze under the eastern coast it will feel cool. into the weekend most places will become dry with sunny spells by day and frost and patchy fog by night. this is bbc news —— these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. shamima begum — who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state — finds out in the next few minutes if she�*s won her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship. against being stripped isis was the worst thing of the 21st—century and i was a part of it and now i have to face the consequences of my actions. president biden is to meet leaders

leicester and it's across the central swathes of the uk were so for the midlands, wales, much of northern england, particularly northest england, as you can see from the satellite picture we have a bit of a sunshine sandwich going on so more cloud towards the nous, some cloud across southern counties as well. this cloud is set to retreat further southwards and eastwards through the afternoon, so the drizzle clearing up, brighter skies, rain moving into north—west england pushing southwards and eastwards. these are round about the average temperatures for the time of year but it will feel a bit cooler than that with the added wind chill and we are expecting gales across shetland and the far north of scotland this evening before the winds begin to ease down again. overnight tonight this area of cloud, the rain petering out, is gradually sinking southwards. skies stay clear is the longest toward southern counties of england so here are a touch of frost into tomorrow morning. elsewhere, largely frost free. a sunny start towards northern areas of scotland. on friday the cold front continues to push southwards and it will

this cloud is producing showers, notjust from the north sea in the east but the midlands and also throughall and western scotland, it is going to feel cool along the north sea coast. tonight there will be a fair bit of cloud around, the system will push a bit further west and south, taking showers with it. some showers across the midlands, clear skies across western scotland and hampshire and kent, it means for you locally there will be a touch of frost and that is where we see the sunshine tomorrow. still a lot of cloud, a few showers, still cool along the north sea coast and with top temperatures up to about seven or eight or nine, possibly even ten. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. a couple who disappeared with their newborn baby more than seven weeks ago have been arrested in brighton — but their child is still missing. the prime minister is in belfast as he tries to win support for his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. m15 suspected a muslim preacher who was close to the manchester arena bomber of being a radicaliser — a bbc investigation can r

north sea bringing cloud and showers. quite a leopard—print effect to our satellite picture at the moment. many areas are seeing cloud passing over and glimmers of sunshine coming in. some showers in the midlandsafternoon, some to the far south—east as well, and a north—easterly wind needs factoring in. one of the monitor you will see nine or 10 degrees, outside it will feel closer to five or six. indicators of a strong aurora to the north of the uk, even again possibly visible to the south. the best areas to get the clear skies probably somewhere in the south—west of england and again to the north west of scotland. also where you get the clearer skies, expect a frosted to develop overnight and that goes for any place that sees breaks in the cloud as we go into the small hours of tuesday. here is tuesday daytime, again it looks like western scotland will be favoured for the best of the sunshine. perhaps more cloud further south into england and wales, and again the chance of showers coming in off the north sea. temperatures similar to today, the wind still with us and that chilly feel to proceedings. as we look at the middle of the week, this area of high pressure still with us. there's not a

meanwhile unite members working ambulance trusts will be striking in the east midlands north—east andhis all comes ahead of the college of nurses strike at the start of march, which will be the strike so far now you've been getting in touch on energy firm profits . here are just a few of your thoughts coming through. dave says, we are being ripped off for gas and electric. and why has the 25% green energy levy we paying has the 25% green energy levy we paying gone when all the windfall fees are owned by foreign companies? it does seem like sneaky little levies very much pushing up our bills. i do wonder whether you think net zero is to blame , or at least zero is to blame, or at least partially to blame the fact that we're spending so much on our energy bills that we're being charged so much on our energy bills. but it says the energy companies are profiteering and sunak was in collusion with them when he was chancellor. every of financial aid given to the pubuc financial aid given to the public , gone straight to the public, gone straight to the energy companies and inflation was cau

spread through the day but the rain spread through scotland and north—west eglin and wales, fizzles out as it pushes into yorkshire and the midlandsa and the south—east stay dry on wednesday, not quite as mild as tomorrow fresh in the north and west with showers later. on thursday, some rain in england and wales but by friday, heavy rain is followed by some widespread gales. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six on monday the 13th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — liverpool needs to save their season, everton fighting to stay up. which way will the merseyside derby go tonight? more mistakes are weighed over the weekend. the marvel of garble, the six tier side take on the scottish cup quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme — england make it to wins after two, aberdeen women's world cup. more allegations are made against the welsh rugby union as the investigation into its t

, again that north—easterly when pulling in cloud, a chance of showers for the north—east of england down into the midlands

from mid—wales, midlands and north, skies clearing, frost and ice into thursday morning.way south across the country had to friday. not much rain around on it, i weatherfront brings some rain and drizzle across parts of scotland and northern england, when you the north sea coast, further west is a little bit dry and brighter with sunshine at times. temperatures will feel cooler than that in the breeze. what happens beyond that, into the weekend it looks like a ridge of high pressure will build it properly and that will the weather down. emphasis will be on the dry weather, cooler than of late, overnight frost and fog but right through the weekend into this next week, it will be dry and bright foremost. for hundreds of years, church bells have rung out to proclaim special events, as well as to call people to worship. can you hear them? i do feel like we are in matching _ can you hear them? i do feel like we are in matching outfits, _ can you hear them? i do feel like we are in matching outfits, it— can you hear them? i do feel like we are in matching outfits, it feels - ar

night, parts of wales and the midlands towards the south of england, the stripe of cloud sitting in place across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland on the far northgland but there will be a frosted seven parts, perhaps down to —5 or six in places. up to the north—west, something quite different, a weather front and strengthening winds ahead of that. with the light winds towards parts of southern england and wales some of the fog could stick around for a good part of tomorrow but lots of sunshine for england and wales. northern ireland and scotland seeing more cloudy from the west, the odd spot of drizzle and heavier rain into the far north of scotland. just before that some very strong and gusty winds, up to 75 mph in north—west scotland. winds far lighter further south and east and temperatures generally between seven and ten. through wednesday night and into thursday this weather front will weaken quite significantly, not much rain getting in to the south and probably not so much fog on thursday morning, some wintry showers in scotland, mostly wintry showers in scotland, mostly wintry over high ground, many of the showers fate so thursday is la

are most likely to have some sunshine around east anglia, south east, midlands, may be to the east of the pennines, but to the northect some rain later in the evening, and the east in the late afternoon, belfast, glasgow, edinburgh should have at least some rain. and again mild, perhaps even 14 degrees in the south. this weather front as it makes its journey tomorrow evening, saturday night, eventually it will fizzle out because there is high pressure in the south of the country, it squeezes out the fronts, the air sinks, and any rainfall in that high on sunday, really strong area of high pressure. when high pressure becomes a strong and dominant it dominant it means it doesn't tend to budge, doesn't shift, and it drives our weather for quite some time. you can see the wind is blowing around the centre of the high pressure, but within it the winds are light. even though the temperatures take a bit of a drop on sunday, single figures, the winds will be very light. there is a little bit of a month to the sunshine now so it is going to feel pleasant. i talked about that strong area of high pressure, you can see it dom

mist and fog could form anywhere from north—east england to the midlands.t the same time you have got a weather front coming from the west introducing patchy rain. fairly light rain across western areas. these are the temperatures. freezing in newcastle and birmingham. a cold start tomorrow. mist and fog will be slow to clear. some of it lingering until lunchtime. a lot of dry weather. the weather front towards the west are still producing a bit more cloud my grandson patchy light rain. temperature wise, here we are, we are looking at age or in edinburgh to possibly ia, 15. as we go through the week we could hit 16 somewhere in the south east, high for the time of the year. it is! at 16, for the time of the year. it is! ati6, you for the time of the year. it is! at 16, you say, carol? where in the country? somewhere in the south—east. widely we are looking at i3s ias and somewhere in the south—east. widely we are looking at 13s 1as and 15s. still mild wherever you are. definitely doesn't feel like february. thank you. it is 18 minutes past six. let's take a

the north—easterly wind still fetching in a few showers from the north sea to the north—east of england and in the midlandsearing skies towards the far south—east. we had some showers early on. there could be some ice first thing on wednesday. sunshine across western scotland after a frosty start takes us through mid week. elsewhere, still a lot of cloud. we still have that pretty tedious north—easterly wind coming in off the north sea which is making for quite a cool feel to proceedings. temperatures on the thermometer where we would expect at this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or 10,000 this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or10,000 in this time of the air, highs of eight, nine or 10,000 in the wind, it will feel closer to five or six. thursday, a little bit like spot the difference. they hide to the north again. the isobars open up a little bit. what does that mean? lighter winds and that means it may not feel quite as chilly. some signs we could pull in some slightly clearer heir to the south of the uk from the continent. there might be more in the way of sunshine. just a chance thursday w

but still showers coming in from the north sea, drifting across eastern england, into the midlands andnorth sea. we will see some of those showers. brighter breaks at times across the far south—east and the chance of a few showers on wednesday across the far north. but temperatures roughly where we would expect them to be at this stage of the year, between 7—9 degrees. on wednesday into thursday and then into the weekend, high pressure remains with us. you can see this weather front is trying to come in from the atlantic but not having much success. for the ensuing couple of days, things remain fairly static with variable amounts of cloud and some sunny spells and average temperatures. this is bbc news, i�*m geeta guru—murthy live in windsor. the headlines at 11. the uk and eu are set to hold final talks on a new brexit agreement for northern ireland as the prime minister meets his european counterpart today. ursula von der leyen will be here today. i�*m chris page live in belfast — we�*ll bring you the latest reaction from here in northern ireland. and we�*ll also be bringing you all

the north of scotland is in the colder air so, here, temperatures will be into single figures. but further south, midlandsy northern parts of the uk. there's a risk of gales and they could be gusting 60—70mph on exposed coasts. so here's that low pressure, then, early in the morning but swiftly, come the afternoon, it should move out into the north sea and then another low pressure comes in behind it. so this is the early morning — really very strong winds, particularly across scotland, but a risk of gales further south too. certainly east of the pennines, it could be very gusty. i don't think it's going to be a gale force in the south, but certainly breezy enough. with that, it's still relatively mild. this is again subtropical air. temperatures around 1a in the south, but a little bit colder in the north. the next low pressure arrives on saturday, so you get the picture. it is going to be quite a changeable weekend, with low pressure systems moving off the atlantic, but in the south, we keep that mild source of air from the southern climes, so it's never going to get cold. but in the north of scotland,

outbreaks of rain sometimes a bit of drizzle here and there north of scotland is in the colder air seizure temperatures into single figures the south midlandsthern parts of the k a risk of gales gusting to 60 maybe 70 miles an hour on exposed coast. low pressure early in the morning swiftly come the afternoon it should move out into the north sea. 0ther nora —— low pressure comes in behind it. early morning strong winds across scotland but a risk of gales further south certainly east of the pennines it could be gusty. i don't think it will be ake gale force in the south but certainly breezy enough. with that it is still relatively mild again subtropical air temperatures around 1a and south with a little bit colder in the north. then the next low pressure arrives on saturday see get the picture that is going to be quite a changeable weekend of low pressure systems. in off of the atlantic but in the south we keep that mild source of air from the southern climes so it will never get cold. in the north of scotland particularly across the hills and mountains it could be cold enough for a little bit of sleet and snow. you could see a change in wi