, but milder than normal for this north of scotland, but milder than normalfor this time of north of er than normal for this time of year. things change early next week, the rain in scotla nd change early next week, the rain in scotland will push southwards across england and wales. reaching southern pa rt england and wales. reaching southern part of england later in the day. we will see the highest temperatures there, but a strong wind ahead of there, but a strong wind ahead of the rain. the wind direction then changes, and while we get sunshine in the north, it will be cooler. this is bbc world news today. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories. donald trump tells world leaders — it's america first — but not at the expense of the global economy. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states rose, so does the world. —— rose. the death of a canadian billionaire couple — now police say they were murdered. what brexit differences? the uk minister in charge denies a government split on how to handle the departure from the eu. also in the programme. paris braces it

tightly packed isoba rs across much of the country, away from the north of scotland, which will have very strong winds to start wednesday across the north of england, southern scotland. 70—90 mph gusts. certainly 90 mph in exposure. 60 mph widely across england and wales, with the risk of 70, maybe 80 mph across the south coast there. so likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk through the early hours and to start wednesday. keep tuned to bbc radio for your latest updates, particularly if you head out for the morning rush. a very windy morning, gale force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor moves out in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging

tightly packed isoba rs across much of the country, away from the north of scotland, which will have trong winds to start wednesday across the north of england, southern scotland. 70—90 mph gusts. certainly 90 mph in exposure. 60 mph across england and wales, with the risk of 70, maybe 80 mph across the south coast there. so likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk through the early hours. and to start wednesday, keep tuned to bbc radio for your latest updates, particularly if you head out for the morning rush. a very windy morning, gale force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor moves out in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to

some breaks in the cloud, to the east of high ground, perhaps north—east wales, cheshire, temperatures hitting 15 degrees. a bit cooler in the far north of scotlandve southwards on monday, and some of the rain could be a little on the heavy side as it pushes through england and wales. ahead of it, strong and gusty winds, the rain reaches southern england later on in the day, where there are higher temperatures. further north, despite some sunshine, it will be a little bit cooler. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. canadian company bombardier has won it's legal dispute with the us government, which was threatening to put punitive tariffs on its aircraft parts. it's america first for trade, donald trump tells global finance leaders, but the us is still open for business. charting a new course — the brexit secretary outlines his vision for the years immediately after britain's departure from the eu. and on newsnight, one of the many women raped by black cab driver john worboys talks to us, at length, about her ordeal and her determination to keep him in prison.

tightly packed isoba rs across much of the country, away from the north of scotland, which will have ay across the north of england, southern scotland. 70—90 mph gusts. 60 mph across england and wales, with the risk of 70, maybe 80 mph across the south coast there. so likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk through the early hours. and to start wednesday, keep tuned to bbc radio, particularly if you head out for the morning rush. a very windy morning, gale force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor moves out to the north sea. but (lenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as they arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not be like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain. but, actually, pretty quite across the north of scotland. fairly light w

of 50—60. brightening up, fewer showers. light winds. the far north—east of scotland, it is a different story after the frosty start. for north—east scotland. the pressure moving from the south west, more wet and windy weather. nothing near as strong. gales across the channel coast. wet rush hour. in london, the midlands, the b coming later as we go through the morning. the far north—east of scotland, starting cold and frosty. icy stretches. 0ff as we go through the day, and improving picture to the south. main band of rain. grinds to a halt. that is across northern ireland, central england, becoming wintry with height. milder drierfurther south 12-13. height. milder drierfurther south 12—13. friday is a mess. noticeably cooler. we could get some more snow, because the cold air set to win. slowly starting to filter south. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: ‘i‘m sorry‘ — health secretary jeremy hunt apologises to patients who have had their operations cancelled because of increased pressure on the nhs. wa nt to want to apologise for the fact we reg retta bly want to apologise for the

strongman was to stop when state across the north of england, southern scotland. 70- 90 north of englandrisk of up england and wales with the risk of up to 80 mph across the south coast. likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk across the early hours to start wednesday. a very windy morning delta force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor mist out to the north sea. plenty of showers rattling through the morning and into the afternoon. the showers will be happy with hail and thunder, schoolie, gusty winds as they arrive. in between, there will be spells of sunshine. temp —— top temperatures around 10 degrees. plenty of showers further north. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. he quite across the north of scotland, fairly light winds and suntan. we and wednesday on a brief respite that the wind will is down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. quite a cool night. we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. this area

of showers further north. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. ight winds, sunshine, showers there into the northern isles. wednesday a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. it's goign to be quite a cool night to come. we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. now, this area of low pressure will be a little bit further south. so it looks like we could see the strongest winds across southern britain, certainly south wales, southern england seeing gale force winds. but quite mild with it. 12—13 degrees despite the heavy rain. the north cooler, maybe snow in the higher ground, outbreaks of rain. fairly strong winds here, too, but not as strong as in the south. as we head through friday, transitional days. the weather front moving southwards. heavy rain on it. behind it, the air turns much colder. increasing amounts of snow to the hills and to lower levels. and that's a sign of things to come into the weekend. much colder

tightly packed isoba rs across much of the country, away from the north of scotland, which will have sday across the north of england, southern scotland. 70—90 mph gusts. certainly 90 mph in exposure. 60 mph widely across england and wales, with the risk of 70, maybe 80 mph across the south coast there. so likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk through the early hours and to start wednesday. keep tuned to bbc radio for your latest updates, particularly if you head out for the morning rush. a very windy morning, gale force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor moves out in towards the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as these showers arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells

a bit chillier across the far north of scotland north of that weather front there, which is bringing tland. and the weather front takes the rain southwards overnight, and starts to arrive into england and wales on monday. and behind it, we start draw down some colder air. the really mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent. so some changes on the way. by monday, the rain could be heavier at times, moving southwards across england and wales. in the afternoon, it is more across southern england, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures. eventually, we'll get some sunshine in wales and the midlands. sunnier skies further north, in that slightly colder air. the showers in scotland could be wintry over the higher ground, but there's colder air to come later on in the week. chilly start, though, for tuesday, and maybe some frost around here and there. but some sunshine early, before things tend to cloud over, and it's going downhill right at the end of the day as we start to see some rain coming into the south—west. at the same time, some rain heading into the nort

tightly packed isoba rs across much of the country, away from the north of scotland, which will have ngland, southern scotland. 70—90 mph gusts. 60 mph across england and wales, with the risk of 70, maybe 80 mph across the south coast there. so likely to be some disruption from these severe gales for much of the uk through the early hours. and to start wednesday, keep tuned to bbc radio, particularly if you head out for the morning rush. a very windy morning, gale force winds. the severe gale easing down as storm eleanor moves out to the north sea. but plenty of showers rattling through the morning and also into the afternoon. some of these showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder. very squally, gusty winds as they arrive. but, in between, there will be spells of sunshine. top temperatures reaching around 10 degrees across the south. it may not be like that because of the strength of the winds. plenty of showers further north as well, merging together to form longer spells of rain. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. but, actually, pretty qu

even with cloud, 12 or 13, chilly in the far north of scotland. rain coming on the weather front. conditions of atalanta guerre replaced by something cooler with a west north—westerly wind, scotland could have wintry showers over the hills. sunshine in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, into wells and middle england, into wells and middle england, pushing south as the wind down to supper england where we have the highest temperatures, 11 or 12. it turns cooler, but we have sunshine. maybe not as much sunshine on tuesday, a touch of frost across eastern parts. increasing cloud, rain later in the north—west and south—west, most places will be dry, but temperatures won't be as high, 6-8d. this is bbc news. the headlines: police confirm two 16 year—old boys and a 17—year—old boy were killed in west london last night when a car ploughed into a bus stop at high speed. all current rape cases to be ‘urgently‘ reviewed to ensure evidence has been disclosed. there is a need for more training for police officers and prosecutors. but disclosure is not new. it has been there sinc

of showers further north. long spells of rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland. winds and sunshine. wednesday a brief respite, the wind will die down somewhat. plenty of clear spells. quite a cool night. we look to the south—west, to the next area of low pressure, which will make inroads during wednesday night and into the start of thursday. this area of low pressure will be further south. it looks like we could see the strongest winds across southern britain, certainly south wales, southern england, gale force winds. quite mild with it. 12—13 degrees despite the heavy rain. the north cooler, maybe snow in the higher ground, outbreaks of rain. fairly strong winds as well, but not as strong as in the south. as we have through friday, transitional days. the weather front moving southwards. heavy rain on it and behind it. the air turns much colder. increasing amounts of snow to the hills and to lower levels. that is a sign of things to come into the weekend. much colder air pouring down across the uk is likely to introduce snow showers in places and return to overnig

not a particularly cold night, the breeze may drop out in one or 2 spots across the north of scotland here perhaps. but that is not the main story. here we go, just in time for the school run and morning commute, a really wet and windy one, all over east anglia, the south—east, the south and east midlands, central and southern england, parts of the west country, too. and then following on behind, no real relief, this is a lot of shower activity. some of these are really quite heavy, right from the word go. maybe a rumble of thunder in there as well. further north, this is where the cold feel will already begin to set in across northern parts, western parts of scotland, into northern ireland, too. that belt of weather taking time to get away from the far south—east. probably lunchtime, early afternoon. following on behind, somewhat brighter skies, a chance of some sunshine. you get a sense that there are plenty of showers to go around. given that temperature profile across the north and west of scotland, northern ireland, too, across the high ground particularly the snow amounts will b

it will stay cloudy for many of us, towards the north—west of wales and north—west of england and north—west of scotlandway in towards cornwall and west devon. the wind picking up here across the western areas. elsewhere across england and wales it remains cloudy this afternoon. still some hill fog around. some drizzle from time to time as well. largely dry weather towards northern england and northern ireland, but the rain knocking on the door in the west of northern ireland. some brighter skies in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, across scotland cloudy with that hill fog. tonight, this rain will move its way north and east ward, but as it does, it will break upa east ward, but as it does, it will break up a little bit. so, just a short spell of rain for many of us as the rain pushes north—east. a speu as the rain pushes north—east. a spell of hill snow over scotland. but with temperatures mostly above freezing a frost—free start to wednesday morning. during wednesday morning, it will be a wet start to the day across eastern areas. it might takea the day across eastern areas. it might take a whil

and north—east of scotland and north—east england, but it looks much drier and brighter on inds ease eventually, pushing the club further south from sharp showers remains the southern parts of the country the great area and decreasing wind it will feel quite bitter, for example if you were going to london to which the fa cup third round between fleetwood and leicester, it will be bitterly cold and feel bitterly cold, six on the thermometer but honestly feel in lower than that because of wind chill that lovely sunshine further north but despite the sunshine and a 3- north but despite the sunshine and a 3— five celsius. yes, there isn't much strengthened the sun this time of year. overnight wind pushes the cloud away, eventually, from southern areas and the showers are more widespread, frost tomorrow night, two bridges in the towns will be freezing or below for most, but in the countryside significantly lower, minus 12— —15 in the snowfields in the north is it will be an icy start as we head into sunday morning and it still feels bitter, despite having more sunshine, a lovely

low pressure moving very close to the north of scotland. ication of the direction of the wind. a lot of cloud and rain around. this cloud you concede will break up here and there, maybe around the walsh heals, east of the pennines. double figures throughout the uk, not the north of scotla nd throughout the uk, not the north of scotland but in 12 spots i would not be surprised if it gets up to 15 degrees. at least it is mild. we still keep that whether in southern parts of the uk but there will be some rain aground in the north of the country we will start to see a shift in direction and feeling a little bit colder. what about the weather, have a great weekend. —— whatever. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump stands by his america first policies for trade, but insists when america grows, so does the world. the entire board of us gymnastics is to resign in the wake of the scandal surrounding the sexual abuse of young athletes by larry nassar.

balfou rs isles and the far north of scotland. balfours twins at 70 miles an hour. grees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. the will be about 15. back home, he was the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions in the pennines as well. but the isa buyers are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, mother this start of years. with that, rain around. particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. citing single figures, even about five degrees, they are. no more than that. have a good weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has told the world economic for

thing on tuesday, more cloud as the day pans out and began the threat of the more persistent rain for the far north—west of scotlandd. thank you very much. the secrets of tv, some things should be kept a secret! we will carry on stapling. the andrew marr programme is on bbc one this morning at 9:00am. andrew, what have you got coming up? well, my main interview today is labour leaderjeremy corbyn, looking forward to that very much. i am also talking to david liddington, who is in effect theresa may's number two. and talking through gritted teeth, i will be talking to piers morgan, who got the great donald trump interview. so theresa may, piers morgan, david liddington, all on after nine a.m.. thank you very much. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. tv critic emma bullimore is here to tell us what has caught her eye. we saw andrew saying he will be talking to piers morgan. piers morgan has interviewed donald trump in davos as part of the world economic forum, and this interview is airing tonight on itv, and has been picked up by a lot of the press. whatever your feelings

in the south west. but the rate keeps on coming in the far north of scotland —— the rain. far north ofdnesday. british isles on wednesday. sunshine and some wintry showers, as well. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. period of 21 months after brexit during which little would change. against the government. president donald trump repeatedly accused of political bias, has quit. of three teenagers in a car crash in west london. offences, including five murders. position for the next phase of the brexit talks. and to give businesses time to adjust. during the transition period. barnier had to say. transition will last for 21 months until the 31st december 2020. until the 31st december 2020. whole eu will continue to apply to the uk. the uk. jurisdiction of the european court of justice. jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. ofjustice. rules entering into force during this period. correspondent for politico. he joins us via webcam from brussels. writing up your copy on today's events. events. sound like mitchell barnier is offering it. offering it. because most of the transitio

in the north of scotland, there was hardly any wind at all. but lots of showers around. winds will be slowly easing tomorrow afternoon and into tomorrow evening before the next weather front comes in and brings us some rain during the evening in cornwall. this time, it will not be as nasty as storm eleanor. this is another area of low pressure which will also bring some run—of—the—mill wet and windy weather. double—figure temperatures in the south. a bit colder in scotland. friday is looking pretty unsettled as well, with some rain on the cards. but in the short term, take care on the roads. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei accuses enemies of the country of deliberately stirring the current anti—government protests. president trump tweets his support for the protestors — praising them for acting against what he calls tehran's "brutal and corrupt" regime. coming up in the next half hour — president trump blasts pakistan saying in exchange for aid they have offered nothing

in the far north of scotland, temperatures of 5—11d.re you have noticed a squeeze in the eyes of bars. it will be windy and wet through the morning. persistent rain pushing southwards. —— isobars. there will be spells of sunshine and some showers. as the rain clears, temperatures fall with highs of 6—. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at two... boris's health warning — the prime minister and the chancellor rebuke the foreign secretary after his call for more nhs cash. they tell him to keep discussions private. mrjohnson is the foreign secretary. i gave the health secretary an extra £6 billion at the recent budget and we will look at departmental allocations again in the spending review when that takes place. when one the lesson the land? —— be learned? a churchillian effort — gary oldman, daniel day—lewis and daniel kaluuya are among the best actor oscar nominees for the 90th academy awards. don't give the murdochs too much control of news — the competition and markets authority says fox's proposed takeover

of the country — at least in central and southern areas whereas in scotland and northern ireland, it's bright and northern ireland, it's bright and windy. very windy in the western isles and the far north around 8. madrid — 9 degrees, paris around 8. madrid — 9 degrees celsius. we're pretty much the same across many parts of western and even down into southwestern parts of europe. rome will be around 15. back home — here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that's going to bring the severe gales to the north of scotland and blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. the isobars are coming in from the south—west, so that means that these south—westerly winds are going to continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we get a lot of cloud. it's mild. temperatures might even touch around 14, temperatures might even touch around 1a, possibly even 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of the year. but with that, there'll be a bit of rain around too, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds with a bit of rain around in central parts of the coun

some rain into the north of scotland as well but monday potentially much quieter. will become windy and there will be afairamount of will become windy and there will be a fair amount of cloud around as well. we can see low—pressure out in the atlantic. some cool air wrapped in with that but we are always on the milder side of it as we had on too much of the week. tuesday and wednesday, very mild across central and southern areas. but cloudy with outbreaks of pretty heavy rain. something colour for thursday and friday across the next weekend. —— but it turns milder again as we head into the next weekend. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall.the headlines at two. afghan security forces regain control of a hotel in kabul after it was seized by gunmen — six civilians died and 160 others were rescued. an 8—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in the west midlands, in what police are calling a ‘domestic incident‘. ukip leader henry bolton tells the bbc it is not tried for the party bosman ruling committee tojudge him on his personal life. an emergency meeting on his

of cloud. this was earlier on, that out brought us some rain. skies have cleared a little bit but further north, windy conditions in the far north, windy conditions in the far north of scotlandand more rain for northern ireland and sneaking into scotland. the temperatures audibly rising towards the end of the night as it clouds over. cloudy for most of scotland on sunday morning, not as windy by this stage, some sunshine and some showers, central scotland is wet, rain and drizzle, a damp start for northern ireland. a bit of drizzle over the hills in northern england into wells in. elsewhere, probably try and cloudy, and i'll start to the day, temperatures at 10 degrees. through the day, the weather im proves through the day, the weather i m proves across through the day, the weather improves across northern ireland, wet in scotland, amp in the hills in wales and western england. —— dump in the hills. —— damp in the fields. —— in the hills. radio scotland, and the weather front will go southwards into england and wells on monday and brings about a change. the milder airwill brings about a change. the milder air will get swept away towards the continent and something colder wi

, some heavy, turning windy up to the north west of scotla nd turning windy up to the north west of scotland confirmation of those mild conditions, 13 or 1a or 15 degrees in the best brightness. this evening and tonight the rain and wind in the north will sink southwards out of scotla nd north will sink southwards out of scotland into northern england, northern ireland and into wales by the end of the night. ahead of the rain band, very mild, to the north of it something cold are beginning to show its hand because the band of rain is tied in with this cold front, which as it drifts southwards will start to introduce colder air from the north—west and slowly but surely as we go through the day, just about all of us tomorrow will get into the cold air. we start on the mild side of the weather front from the channel islands, southern england, lots of cloud of the best chance sunny breaks on the coast of east anglia and kent as well, the band of rain bringing heavy downpours across the northern half of wales into north—west england and to the north of that, for northern ireland and scotland some

northern quarter of scotland, where we have that supply of showers running up on the south—easterly wind. elsewhere, limited amount of sunshine again. maybe parts of east anglia and the far norththrough the afternoon in the higher ground, more likely to see a spot of rain. once you get that rembrandt, you keep it for a good part of the day and the evening. through the evening and the evening. through the evening and overnight, you get the sense that front is weakening all the while. not a cold night by any means at all, because there is a lot of cloud around and a little bit of breeze as well, especially in the northern half of scotland. what's left of the original front goes to the ease, bringing the prospect of some rain, brighter skies behind. you may lose a degree or two between saturday and sunday but the compensation of some sunshine. at the end of the day and through monday, my word, here comes the change. we have that very active weather front with a lot of wind associated with it moving through the british isles. monday is the last of the relatively mild days, because tuesdays— friday is much, much colder, to the extent that it will also be windy and when you put thos

very windy in the far north of scotland in the next few hours.t temperatures. very gloomy and wales and the south—west. we will see more rain coming back towards northern ireland and particularly into scotland, central and southern scotland staying wet all day. improving for northern ireland. still damp and dreary around the hills of england and wales. for the most part it will be dry. cloudy, very mild though. some sunshine to the east of high ground. it is turning cooler as we head into monday. the rain that was in the north by this stage is moving south across england and wales. highest temperatures across southern england. further north, some sunshine and wintry showers in the far north—west of scotland. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: police say a car involved in a fatal crash, which killed three teenagers at a bus stop in west london last night, is believed to have been travelling at high speed. a man has been arrested. the attorney general has acknowledged that "very serious mistakes", over the disclosure of evidence by prosecutors

freshens ahead of the next weather front, as it works its way out of the north west of scotla nd way out of the north west of scotlandisles on monday, it puts us all in a much colder air mass. the last of the milder air out of the way during monday and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday it is much colder. such that it will feel cold in all spots given that it will be windy, and those showers quite wintry. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: international outrage facing the president, over remarks he's said to have made about african nations and haiti these are shocking and shamful comments from the president of the united states, i'm sorry but there is no other word i can use other than racist. a fine of £10,000 for the surgeon who branded his initials onto his patients' livers. a report into the manchester bombing finds some relatives of the victims suffered from media intrusion. facebook has mark zika bird swearing off for a

we will get some sunshine across northern areas, and will pick up those wins in the north—west of scotland saturday will be higher than they will be on friday. those temperatures likely to continue to climb during the second half of the weekend, so slightly cooler ad, though, across the far north of across scotland. it will be windy, though, overnight, and through sunday, gales transferring... some rain across scotland, particularly over the hills, perhaps because england and wales. but, at least you are, thejudge from england and wales. but, at least you are, the judge from the england and wales. but, at least you are, thejudge from the high ground, could get some sunshine and highs of 40 could get some sunshine and highs of a0 and 50 degrees. in windy weekend, yes, and it will be a mild one. as we head into the beginning of next week, temperatures will be a little lower. you're watching beyond 100 days. trump takes over davos. the populist president meets the global elite and promises peace and prosperity. they might now like what he says and how he says it but business leaders are very

at lunchtime, severe gales in the north of scotland. north of scotland.showers. temperatures feeling cooler than they were first thing this morning. they were first thing this morning. that cold front in the south—east. and then we will see some scattered showers continuing in the west. showers continuing in the west. temperatures between 2—7 agrees celsius. celsius. first thing, a mixture of sunshine and showers. and showers. temperatures at a maximum of 10 celsius. celsius. a north—westerly breeze, so not quite as warm. 00:01:35,070 --> 613566586:11:51,407 this 613566586:11:51,407 --> 1227133172:22:07,744 is 1227133172:22:07,744 --> 1840699758:32:24,081 business 1840699758:32:24,081 --> 2454266344:42:40,418 live 2454266344:42:40,418 --> 3067832930:52:56,754 from 3067832930:52:56,754 --> 3681399517:03:13,090 bbc 3681399517:03:13,090 --> 4294966103:13:29,426 news. i'm ben bland in london. and i'm sally bundock in davos, at the world economic forum. could europe be set for a big pay rise? for millions of workers. on wednesday 24th january. helping the euro

overnight some windy weather in the far north of scotland. n in scotland, but many other areas will be clear and breezy. this is bbc news. the headlines: it's america first for trade — donald trump tells global finance leaders — that the us is still open for business. canadian company bombardier has won it's legal dispute with the us government, which was threatening to put punative tariffs on its aircraft parts. the brexit secretary sets out the uk's ambitions for a transition period, after britain leaves the european union. we must discus how regulators and agencies can best provide continuity and clarity for businesses during this period. the release of black cab rapist john worboys from prison has been put on hold after victims won the first step in a legal challenge. also coming up, the company whose meat is off the menu. the food standards agency says it's recalled products from derby—based company russell hume because of hygiene issues.

a bit chillier across the far north of scotland north of that weather front there, which is bringing rds overnight and starts to arrive into england and wales on monday. behind it, we start draw down some colder air. the really mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent. so some changes on the way. by monday, the rain could be heavier at times, moving southwards across england and wales. in the afternoon, it is more across southern england, and that's where we will have the highest temperatures. eventually, we will have some sunshine in wales and the midlands. sunnier skies further north in that slightly colder air. the showers in scotland could be wintry over the higher ground but there's colder air to come later on in the week. a chilly start for tuesday. maybe some frost around here and there but some sunshine early doors before things tend to cloud over, and it's going downhill right at the end of the day as we start to see some rain coming into the south—west. at the same time, some rain heading into the north—west. so temperatures are little lower, 6—8 degrees, fairl

there'll be a frost across the glens of scotland, even fog here which will take a time to lift. it could be the northof scotland where we see the lion's share of the sunshine. there'll be a bit of brightness elsewhere. we have the legacy of the old weather front we've had all week giving patchy drizzle. this weather system creeps in gradually eastwards, only gradually. it never makes its way com pletely gradually. it never makes its way completely across the country during the weekend. it just completely across the country during the weekend. itjust tends to peter out, the rain on it. that means we will have a lot of cloud again on sunday, patchy rain and drizzle. the main player is this, this comes along late in the day bringing wet and windy weather and behind it, that's when it gets much colder. we'll have plenty more on that through the evening. donald trump says he won't come to the uk after all — he doesn't like the new us embassy. he tweeted he wasn't happy about the building's new location in a different part of london. but has the president pulled out of his visit because he was worried abou

windy spell to many parts of england and wales, southern scotla nd of england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland. the far northe hills, shetland will avoid that and stay dry all day long. later on, we will see rain return to parts of wales. temperatures milder in south, but a windy night as storm eleanor pushes from west to east across the country. the strongest of the winds from our latest named storm will be in northern ireland to start the night. all areas will see rain. snow over the scottish mountains. 70mph gusts could have impact across northern ireland for a time. the second part of the night, the winds will extend further and isle of man and cumbria and lancashire likely to see gusts gusting 80mph or more. that could cause damage and transport disruption. strong winds across england and wales, and northern ireland and whilst the winds ease down through scotland and northern england, gusty winds remain across the south, particularly where you see showers. there will be frequent showers across western areas through wednesday afternoon. some heavy with hail and thunder. sunshine in between and some parts

a weather front of the north of scotland, quite persistent rain well on into this afternoon.zly across the hills further south and around the hills further south and around the coasts. quite a windy story once again, although not quite as windy in northern and western scotland. the far north of scotland is where the chilly air is, brightness, but highs ofjust the chilly air is, brightness, but highs of just seven the chilly air is, brightness, but highs ofjust seven or eight. temperatures of 11 or 12 across southern scotland, but cloudy and wet. drier prospects for northern ireland this afternoon, 13 in belfast. further south, a lot of cloud but dry weather, with help from the wind and at times it will be gusty, if we get any breaks it will shoot up to 15 degrees, making it the warmest day of this year so far. a mild evening, cloudy and drizzly for many. the weather front sinks south into the small hours of monday. what is to the north of that? colder conditions. clearer conditions as well, though, it should be a bright start in scotland on monday with a patchy frost. rain in

for the far north of scotla nd morning. for the far north of scotlandomorrow morning, slightly lighter winds and a colder start, a little frost around as well. into northern ireland, southern scotland, north—west england, we are still likely to see gusts of 40mph at least in the rush—hour tomorrow morning. down to the south—west we could see gusts of up to 60mph with some really rough seas and high sided vehicles take note. the winds will slowly ease as we go through the day, but it's going to be blustery. driving, squally showers, some of them heavy with some hail and thunder. maybe by the end of the day we might see some sunshine. temperatures lower in the far north—east of scotland. riff lama to start the day on thursday but another area of low pressure will gradually move in. again, gales are likely to drive that rain up through the english channel and across the southern half of england. it will lingerfor southern half of england. it will linger for quite southern half of england. it will lingerfor quite some southern half of england. it will linge

of rain. improvements in the north and the west, potentially heavy and thundery showers for parts of scotland. in the far north of scotland. but temperatures back in double figures for many of us. as we go into sunday we continue to draw in that milder airfrom the we continue to draw in that milder air from the south and the south west. just in the far north it stays in that cooler air mass. more in the way of brightness. some rain in scotla nd way of brightness. some rain in scotland and northern ireland and into northern england. cloudy in the south, but there will be brighter intervals in the east on high ground. a maximum of 1a celsius. this weekend it will be mild and windy at times and there will be rain at times. it's america first for trade, donald trump tells global finance leaders, but the us is still open for business. the high—flying audience queued for over an hour to hear the president declare a booming us would benefit everyone. america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. we'll be asking how the president's speech went down. also t

some places will see the brightness. of course, the north—west of scotland. ells of sunshine. also north—west parts of england. with the misty, murky conditions. temperatures, you can see, in mid—to high single figures. and south—west wales. and in towards other parts of england. by the end of the night. behind it, the sky is clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and also for the channel islands. central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty of sunshine in its place, and not feeling too bad. the area of low pressure clears away, takes its showers with it. of overnight frost and fog. maybe some mist and fog around. we should see some good sunny spells developing. but it will be on the cool side, 3—8 degrees at best. slack winds. so we could start off with a little bit of mist and fog. sunshine through the afternoon. most places dry. in north america and around the globe. my

of the country, at least in central and southern areas. in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland.n hour. compared to the rest of europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. rome will be about 15. back home, here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 1a or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bi

of whether going on across the british isles. it's bright across the north—east of england and much of scotland, some winteriness and showers furthernorth. northern ireland, after a dank start, you're brightening up quite nicely to the afternoon. the greater part of england and wales, save for the very far south—west, leaden skies, it's on the cool side and there's bits and pieces of rain and drizzle around. it's quite windy across that south—west quarter. cramming in a lot of weather today. we simplify it for a time overnight because the rain quits the scene. things turn chilly yet again, quite a widespread frost across northern and eastern areas. but back towards the south—west, a new set of weather fronts bring in cloud and wind and rain and through sunday, this is a more meaningful conversion of rain into snow. you can see the extent of it, there. notjust to high ground either, that can be disruptive to travel plans across the northern half of the british isles but it's much milder in the south, so no problems here with snow or ice. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the us government grinds to a halt on the first annivers

a bit chillier across the far north of scotland north of that weather front there, which is bringing outhwards overnight and starts to arrive into england and wales on monday. behind it, we start draw down some colder air. the really mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent. so some changes on the way. by monday, the rain could be heavier at times, moving southwards across england and wales. in the afternoon, it is more across southern england, and that's where we will have the highest temperatures. eventually, we will have some sunshine in wales and the midlands. sunnier skies further north in that slightly colder air. the showers in scotland could be wintry over the higher ground but there's colder air to come later on in the week. a chilly start for tuesday. maybe some frost around here and there but some sunshine early doors before things tend to cloud over, and it's going downhill right at the end of the day as we start to see some rain coming into the south—west. at the same time, some rain heading into the north—west. so temperatures are little lower, 6— eight deg

we have had downpours and hailstorms and severe gusts of wind of the north west of scotland, a storm s afternoon will be just to the north of scotla nd will be just to the north of scotland around the northern isles, as where the worst of the winds will be. for most of us it would be a blustery evening with clear skies and showers. this is what it looks like around 5pm in the afternoon. clear skies but also showers dotted around, moving quite quickly because the wind is high. pushing them through, some will be happy. possibly hail showers as well. the worst wind around the northern islands, storm georgina here. temperatures in the north around 5 degrees at 5pm, in the south it is around nine or so. through the course of this evening, those winds will tend to ease as we had through the night, still some showers around, low—pressure still over us, if anything the showers will get heavier across the far west. the clearest weather tonight across the east. still a breezy day tomorrow, particularly around western and southern coasts but overall it will bea southern coasts but overall it wil

while it is a dry and frosty start towards the north—east of scotland, towards the north—east of scotlandes and mid wales as well. try to begin with, the best of any sunshine towards easternmost counties. in the far south—west there will be some rain but damp and drizzly here. not a huge amount of rain across southern counties of england and wales through the day. from the mid wales through the day. from the mid wales northwards, some heavy rain. the scottish mountains given a covering in places but the rain band shifting through. quite gusty winds on it. it means the sunshine will be back for many for a time although rain will return to wales and eventually northern ireland later. temperatures today around six to 11 degrees. not1 million miles from where it should be at this time of year. that is as storm lenore pushes its way in. that will bring some strong winds through the first half of the night in northern ireland —— eleanor. 70 mph gusts possible, damage and travel disruption and rain spread acrossjust damage and travel disruption and rain spread across just about all parts. from m

a bit chillier across the far north of scotland north of that weather front there, which is bringing o england and wales on monday. and behind it, we start draw down some colder air, the really mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent. so some changes on the way by monday. this rain could be a little heavy at times, moving southwards across england and wales. in the afternoon, it is more across southern england, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures. eventually, we'll get some sunshine in wales and the midlands. sunnier skies further north, in that slightly colder air. the showers in scotland could be wintry over the higher ground, but there's colder air to come later on in the week. chilly start, though, for tuesday, and maybe some frost around here and there. but some sunshine early, before things tend to cloud over, and it's going downhill right at the end of the day, as we start to see some rain coming into the south—west, at the same time some rain heading into the north—west, as well. and so temperatures are little lower, 6—8 degrees fairly typically

julia across the far north of scotland north of the weather front which is bringing the rain across scotlandit, we start to from colder air, the really mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent. some changes on the way by monday, the rain could be heavier at times moving southwards across england and wales and in the afternoon it is more across southern england and this is where we will have the highest temperatures and eventually we will have the front—running wales and the midlands, sunnier skies are the north in the slightly colder air, the show is in scotland could be wintry over the high ground but colder air to come later on in the week. a chilly start for tuesday, they defrost around here and there but some sometime early before things cloud over and it will go downhill at the end of the date as we start to see some rain coming into the south—west, at the same time some rain heading the north—west. temperatures are little lower, 6— eight degrees, typically. whether this is bringing the rain swept through overnight, then we draw ourairall the way swept through overnight, t