first thing tomorrow and for areas the north sea first thing tomorrow and forareas in the north periphery, that means a spell of very strong winds. the south—west of england and wales are already seeing the winds pick up with gus possibly touching 70 mph at around some irish sea coast. the midlands, northern england, parts of eastern england also getting some strong winds, up to 60 mph in land and may be more than that on the north sea coast and to the north of east anglia. further south, quite a lot of rain on the tail end of this locum wet end the night in southern england and monday morning with maybe the odd rumble of thunder. the low itself goes off into the north sea on monday morning and that should help the rush hour but it will stay pretty windy across the north—east through the day. decent sunshine in the east behind that, plenty of showers further west, some of them heavy and thundery and it will feel chillier than of late with highs of 11 degrees. low pressure is keen to stay with us through the week, it will be pretty unsettled, some sunny spells around and also qui

——at north sea. there could be one oi’ ——at north sea.tretches but actually it does look much more promising to start the new week with more sunshine wants to get rid of the gale and snow. showers will pack in thick and fast as we go through the day and there will be heavy ones with some hail and thunder. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: donald trump under pressure. a democrat—led congressional committee demands documents from dozens of people to examine allegations that the president obstructed justice. the senior executive of the chinese tech firm huawei, currently detained in canada, is suing ottawa over the manner of her arrest last year. the husband of british teenager shamima begum who joined the so—called islamic state tells the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. when you say that you are a victim, thatis when you say that you are a victim, that is sickening. i lived a miserable life, i was imprisoned, i was tortured, i live

plenty of isobars and the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved into the north sea with ail of wintry showers lingering in the far north—west. still a mixture of rain, sleet and snow overnight. the winds will ease down a touch but it will be a blustery night right across the country. with clear skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as well. noticeable wind but temperatures into low, single figures so in a few spots we could see a touch of light frost as well. so it could be a chilly start to monday morning, blustery start to monday morning but also a sunny one. monday is shaping up also a sunny one. monday is shaping up to bea also a sunny one. monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools gold perhaps the sunshine because it is all change on tuesday. make the most of it. monday will be breezy but plenty of sunshine. the hides across england and wales with 11 degrees, it will be slightly warmer. at the cloud is gathering into the far west and low pressure moving on from the atla ntic and low pressure moving on from the atlantic and plenty of isobars associated with it.

this is reminds you of the wrong north sea coast this is. just one block from your pond so it's about the japanese it's a. seven years running his restaurant has been awarded two michelin stars for its creative combinations of unusual ingredients. very important that people come in here one day leave the table have to be fit you have to be tired every tried to make it as clear as possible that's healthy as possible so we don't know a sure winner in our dishes also like japanese they're always sure. we have our own bees in the garden so i would try to make our kitchen as light as possible and as healthy as possible because it's very important. think it has made a name for himself as a chef he prepares fresh north sea and greedy and served in innovative combinations . you can find more food topics and many of the reports on our facebook page and our website also don't forget our current job way you could win an exclusive a year max the rest good luck hope you can join us again next week and so then they can buy a bad. mood . ah well you can al

that low pressure in the north sea drugs await the wintering us north sea drugs await the wintering usrticularly windy down the eastern side of scotland. sunshine and showers could be wintry again over the hills. feeling chilly in the winds, temperatures back to where they should be at this time of year, around 10 celsius. into the new week, watch out for chilly mornings, perhaps messiness as well. apart from that, more the weather looking better. jet stream, high pressure, not as much rain and not as windy as it has been. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. today at 2pm: at least 49 people have been killed, and more than 20 seriously wounded, after a gunman opened fire at two mosques in new zealand. ijust don't understand why someone would hurt us like this and in such a way just like an animal. why would you treat us like that? i think ithinkl i think i leaned across the seats to avoid getting shot and apparently a blood went over my car and struck the one behind. the gunman's been named as brenton tarrant, an australian. he live—streamed the attack on social

the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea with the trail of showersn the far north—west. they will continue overnight with rain, sleet and snow. the winds will ease down but it will be a blustery night across the country. but with clearer skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as well. a notable wind but temperatures into low, single figure so we could see a touch of light frost in some spots. a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery star but also a sunny one and monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools gold perhaps the sunshine, because it is all change from tuesday onwards. if you can make the most of it, do. monday will be a lovely day, breezy afternoon but plenty of sun. the highs across england and wales, nine to ii degrees. the cloud and the rain is gathering into the far west and another area of low pressure moving on from the atlantic and plenty of isobars associated with the low. the speu isobars associated with the low. the spell of heavy rain, perhaps an inch in places on west facing coasts as it moves steadily south and east.

then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again. in northern and western areas. i suppose the potential is there for a bit of ice first thing. otherwise, a much brighter start than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, but with it comes the increased risk of showers developing in the afternoon. that will obviously temper the way that things feel. plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into northern ireland and across england and wales. the potential for wintry weather over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be s

and then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again, withfrost for northern and western areas, so i suppose the potential is there for a little bit of iciness first thing. but otherwise, a much brighter start to monday than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, although with it there'll be an increased risk of showers developing into the afternoon, and that will obviously temper the way things feel. but certainly plenty of showers to the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, and into northern ireland, across england and wales. just the potential, then, that they could be wintry over the hills. there'll certainly be hail and thunder. but if you're sheltered from the breeze, in the sunshine, you'll start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. in fact, we could see lengthier spells of rain, hill snow too, because it is quite chilly air. so you can imagine somewhere in the countryside, sheltered, we will see a touch of frost, but fairly lo

moved up into the north sea and a trail of wintry showers lingering in the far northwest.will continue overnight tonight and so a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, the winds will ease down a touch but it will bea will ease down a touch but it will be a blustery night right across the country. with some clear skies elsewhere, it is going to be a cool one as well. noticeable when the temperatures into the low single thing forfigures so temperatures into the low single thing for figures so we could see a touch of light frost as well so a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery start to monday morning but also a sunday —— ask anyone. fools gold is sunshine because it changes from today onwards but if he can make the most of it, do. monday will bea make the most of it, do. monday will be a lovely day, breezy afternoon but plenty of sun and the highs gci’oss but plenty of sun and the highs across england and wales will feel that little bit warmer because the winds are lighter. the cloud and rain gathering into the far west and another area of low pressure moving in from the

wednesday, and other low—pressure spinning and off the north sea.they the cloud up across the northeast of the country. it will threaten outbreaks of rain and perhaps some more significant snow across the high ground of northeast scotland. another day of

the north sea coast again with so.there dore bit of ice first thing. 0therwise, there dore bit of ice first thing. otherwise, and much brighter start than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, but with it comes the increased risk of showers developing in the afternoon. that will obviously temper the way that things feel. plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into them in scotland eventually, into them in scotland eventually, into northern ireland and across england and wales. the potential for wintry weather over the hills, certainly hale and thunder. if you shop from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthen in march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hills know as well. quite chilly, just three you can imagine someone in the countryside, shelford, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. therefore dominates the weather is to go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into s

the storm is going to pull into the north sea pretty quickly on monday morning.the final rain clearing from kent by the end of the rush—hour and the rain moving from eastern england in general but the wind is going to stay pretty strong on the east coast. further west, punchy stay pretty strong on the east coast. furtherwest, punchy showers through the day, heavy with the possibility of thunder, and a colder feel. the week looks unsettled, low pressure is keen to stay close by and on tuesday it sits to the north, bringing in showers. a target of northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northern england, looking a bit wintry. some cold air to the north of the uk. elsewhere, highs of 12 or 13 but not like we've seen recently. by the end of the day, cloud gathering and rain in the south—west as the next big bit of low pressure works over on wednesday and some quite strong wind. brightening to the south through the day but some punchy showers following on. chile in scotland, cold enough for some snow over the high ground and

the centre of the low of the storm pulls into the north sea pretty quickly on monday morning. clearing quite promptly so there will be a lot of sunshine. still windy in the north—east on the tail end of that system. into the west, the showers and some of those will be heavy and sundry. chillier feel with highs of 9011. an u nsettled feel with highs of 9011. an unsettled week, low pressure staying close by. —— highs of nine to 11. showers targeting northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england through the day, perhaps some longer spells of rain. wintry here across the pennines. by the end of the day more cloud and rain approaching the south—west of england and south wales. that is ahead of our major area of low pressure after the storm as we look at the week ahead. this is the area of low pressure bringing the most widespread spell of wind and rain in the next five days, affecting all areas at some stage with some snow potentially across the higher ground of scotland. brightening to the south through the day but there could be some country showers following on. in th

that area of low pressure, but is actually moving quite quickly into the north sea.is the colbeck coming in from the north. now more rain is falling across the southern half of england. it may creep into south wales where we have had some flash flooding, hopefully not much more. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour, even in land. as it does clear away from scotland and northern ireland, it could turn frosty, a bit of ice in a surround first thing in the morning. certainly a glass of those gales down the north sea and rain and hill snow to clear. as i mentioned, it is almost yesterday's news. moving out into the north sea and the afternoon is looking much drier and brighter thanit is looking much drier and brighter than it has been today. there will be showers. it is that sort of a strea m be showers. it is that sort of a stream we have be showers. it is that sort of a stream we have seen be showers. it is that sort of a stream we have seen coming in off the atlantic. lots of moisture around. hale and thunder, perhaps a bit wintry over the hills, and temperatures, 8—1

north sea, we could see a spell of severe gales for a time.d and keep abreast of your weather forecast and your bbc local radio station will tell you if there is any disruption. as we move into wednesday, it looks as though the winds will slowly start to ease through the day. it is going to be a windy but showery day. i suppose the good news with the strength of the winds is those showers will rattle through at quite a pace. after those severe gales, the winds will start to slowly abate as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will probably peak at 9 to 11 degrees as the overall high. take care. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: details are emerging of the 157 people who lost their lives in the air disaster in ethiopia — joanna toole who worked for the united nations was among 7 british people on board the flight. china has taken swift action in reaction to the crash and ordered all of its airlines to ground the same model of the boeing 737 jet for safety checks. downing street admit

today i think in his friend john krause are visiting the north sea coast in the netherlands. drink is the only person in this region who holds an official permit to harvest the algae. because some bills everything immediately. this is. a barrier see we were dry and i want is the right even more intense it's even more. they seem like like the sea. so this is really this is not my favorite but this is really great they're great if we figure put this creative skills to good use of this restaurant the crime of the guy look at it right near the shore so we started it with all the different kinds of seaweed. this is the rolls royce between the argus this is. when you make like something like oil or something from this there's like. we don't have struggles in the kitchen but this is my question. to the vinca prepares is cooked with salt water from the sea filtered and boiled of course to kill off any bacteria. to see what happens to. the water reduced the salt in the water is on the potato and then you have this salty potato. and so simple. the menu features mostly fish and shellfis

today think in his friend john cranston visiting the north sea coast in the netherlands. drink is the only person in this region who holds an official permit to harvest the algae. think it's some pills everything immediately. this is japanese. berry seaweed we dry it i want is the right even more intense with even more. basting like like the sea. so this is really this is not my favorite but this is really great a great if we figure puts his creative skills to good use that is restaurant. located right near the shore so we started with all the different kinds of seaweed . this is the rolls royce between august this is. when you make like something like oil or something from les there's like. you know your struggles in the kitchen with this and i prefer. to that think it prepares this cooked with salt water from the sea filtered and boiled of course to kill a funny bacteria. and see what happens. the water reduced the salt in the water it's on the potato and then you have this salty potato. and so simple. the menu features mostly fish and shellfish and think you use a c.v.

but not for long, the storm pushes into the north sea, we will have some sunshine following behind, aew blustery showers coming into the western side of the uk, taking all day to reach the east. not too bad a day to reach the east. not too bad a day here, but temperatures back down to 8-10 day here, but temperatures back down to 8—10 degrees, near normalfor this time of year. temperatures are likely to stay down here for the week ahead. monday and tuesday, sunshine and showers. for the middle of the week, another area of low pressure, that will bring some heavy rain and strong winds. this is bbc news the headlines at 12:30pm... the dutch husband of shamima begum — the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship for joining the islamic state group — has told the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. it was acceptable for you to marry a 15—year—old girl? it was her own choice, she was the one who asked to look for a partner for her. then i was invited, and yeah, she was very young. eight lawyers who back brexit — seven of them mps — set out the concessions they req

this low into the north sea first thing on monday so the skies will brighten considerably through mondaygland first thing but sunshine before heavy showers come in from the west in the afternoon, maybe with the chance of some thunder and a chillier field to what we have been used to, temperatures widely in single figures. an unsettled week ahead with low pressure never far away. tuesday, one sitting to the north bringing frequent showers, maybe even snow for the higher ground. by the end of the day towards the south—west and south wales thickening cloud and rain coming in ahead of perhaps our next big blow for the week ahead and that is on wednesday. wednesday looks like it will be, after today, the wettest and windiest day of the week ahead. rain spreading to all areas, may be snow too, it could be sleety even at low levels. showers coming in behind that main band of rain also look pretty punchy. an unsettled theme for the week ahead, definitely chillier than we have been used to. we had temperatures up at 20 degrees last week but it will be chillier than average for the week ahead. wet

clear skies following, the low off into the north sea. stoke breezy behind the north sea.land, of england, and to the north of scotland. chilly across the north of scotland. chilly across the northern half of the uk, ice could be a possibilityjust about anywhere across the northern half of the uk for saying on sunday. on sunday, we are on our rear edge of low pressure, still breezy, not so much as today. we could see bands of showers going off, still wintry weather for scotland and northern england for a time. heavy rain pushing into wales out of the south—west of england. christ and writers on sunday likely to be the south of england. higher into the single figure range. next week looks like it will become quieter, drier and less windy. this is bbc news. the headlines at apm. brenton tarrant, the main suspect in the new zealand mosque shootings in which a9 people were killed, has appeared in court on a single murder charge. new zealand police say they believe a lone gunman was involved in the attacks. prime ministerjacinda ardern has vowed, "our gun laws will change." new

the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea, a trail of showers lingeringere, it is going to be cool as well. a notable wind but temperatures into low, single figure so we could see a touch of light frost in some spots. a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery start but also a sunny one and monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools‘ gold, perhaps, the sunshine, because it is all change from tuesday onwards. if you can make the most of it, do. monday will be a lovely day, breezy afternoon but plenty of sun. the highs across england and wales, nine to 11 degrees. we‘ll feel that little bit warmer because the winds are lighter. but all the time, the cloud and the rain is gathering into the far west and another area of low pressure moving on from the atlantic and plenty of isobars associated with that low. a spell of heavy rain, perhaps an inch in places on west facing coasts as it moves steadily south and east. and we will see gale force gusts of wind. the rain will push its way into eastern england and south—east england by tuesday lunchtime. behi

north sea we have many isobars on the map. weak conditions, not as word or windy ever was on saturday and sunday brings us a chilly start with some icy stretches through the morning. scattered showers and some of those showers will be falling asleep and smoke over the high ground. in scotland, northern england and northern ireland. these are the temperatures first thing, one also degrees above freezing. it will be below freezing in the countryside, a chilly start elsewhere, watch out for icy stretches. guthrie that all the of sunshine and showers so nice to see some sunshine but some showers will be quite happy with a chance of hail or sunday towards the north—west, sleet and snow over high ground. temperature wise, seven, 10 degrees at best on sunday, adding on the windchill will be a chilly out there. nowhere is immune to scenes showers. does not look like they will fade away into the evening hours and the wind will fall lighter as well. things are starting to change as we can to the work week. a chilly start to come under c

the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea, a trail of showers lingeringg too much of an issue. the winds will ease down but it will be a blustery night across the country. but with clearer skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as well. a notable wind but temperatures into low, single figure so we could see a touch of light frost in some spots. a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery start but also a sunny one and monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools' gold, perhaps, the sunshine, because it is all change from tuesday onwards. if you can make the most of it, do. monday will be a lovely day, breezy afternoon but plenty of sun. the highs across england and wales, nine to 11 degrees. we'll feel that little bit warmer because the winds later. because the winds —— are lighter. the cloud and the rain is gathering into the far west and another area of low pressure moving on from the atlantic and plenty of isobars associated with that low. a spell of heavy rain, perhaps an inch in places on west facing coasts as it moves steadily south and east.

and then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again, withsuppose the potential is there for a little bit of iciness first thing. but otherwise, a much brighter start to monday than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, although with it there'll be an increased risk of showers developing into the afternoon, and that will obviously temper the way things feel. but certainly plenty of showers to the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, and into northern ireland, across england and wales. just the potential, then, that they could be wintry over the hills. there'll certainly be hail and thunder. but if you're sheltered from the breeze, in the sunshine, you'll start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. in fact, we could see lengthier spells of rain, hill snow too, because it is quite chilly air. so you can imagine somewhere in the countryside, sheltered, we will see a touch of frost, but fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather

the heart of the storm is in the north sea. much quieter by the time the rush—hour arrives.e some sunshine to follow. staying windy behind the low in the north—east through the day but eastern areas gets decent sunshine. in the west, some heavy showers, may be thundery. feeling chilly, high—temperature is 9—11. low pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. on tuesday we‘re going to see quite a few showers coming together, perhaps longer spells of rain in northern ireland and england and southern scotland, perhaps even some snow with cold air to the north of the uk. by the end of the day, thicker cloud in the south—west, rain pushing in here and into wales. looking to the atlantic for the next low which will come in on wednesday. wet and windy affecting all areas at some stage. maybe even something more wintry as the low bumps into the cold air over scotland, especially higher ground. some brighter skies further south but also heavy showers. a bit more mild by wednesday, highs of 13 or 11! but chilly in scotland. there is the week ahead, staying unsettled, wed

she will then head northwest further towards yorkshire, then out over the north sea.u can see these conditions all over the country. the authorities in calais say 63 migrants have been detained after climbing aboard a cross—channel ferry. they were discovered soon after the ship arrived from dover last night, as danny aeber—hard reports. this incident is unusual and embarrassing for the authorities. they are more used to trying to deter attempts by migrants to stow away or be smuggled in vehicles crossing by ferry or via the channel tunnel. there has also been a recent rise in the use of small craft to cross the strait. the migrants breached the security perimeter and used a maintenance ladder to climb on deck last night. the whole ship, run by the dfds line, had to be searched, causing delays but it has now resumed service. the search for a british climber who's been missing on one of the world's highest mountains for nearly a week, has been called off for the day. tom ballard and his italian climbing partner, were scaling a peak in pakistan known as "killer mountain

north sea we have many isobars on the map.ver was on saturday and sunday brings us a chilly start with some icy stretches through the morning. scattered showers and some of those showers will be falling asleep and smoke over the high ground. in scotland, northern england and northern

the heart of the storm is in the north sea. much quieter by the time the rush—hour arrives.ning quite a wash—out over southern england on monday. it will pull away from the south—east quickly so there will be some sunshine to follow. staying windy behind the low in the north—east through the day but eastern areas gets decent sunshine. in the west, some heavy showers, may be thundery. feeling chilly, high—temperature is 9—11. low pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. 0n pressure is staying with us this week. unsettled weather. on tuesday we're going to see quite a few showers coming together, perhaps longer spells of rain in northern ireland and england and southern scotland, perhaps even some snow with cold air to the north of the uk. by the end of the day, thicker cloud in the south—west, rain pushing in here and into wales. looking into the atlantic for the next which will come in on wednesday. wet and windy affecting all areas at some stage. maybe even something more wintry as the low bumps into the cold over scotland, especially higher ground. some br

then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again.e potential is there for a bit of ice first thing. otherwise, a much brighter start than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, but with it comes the increased risk of showers developing in the afternoon. that will obviously temper the way that things feel. plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into northern ireland and across england and wales. the potential for wintry weather over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. low pressure dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred acr

and after that rain moves off into the north sea, for the rest of england and wales as we go throughth it. gusts of winds 50—60 mph, that's going to make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north and it will be a cool day with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind. it's going to be a little disappointing. now, through sunday night into monday, we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long, and with some clearer skies and lighter winds, we are going to see those temperatures falling away. so it's going to be a chilly start to monday morning, with temperatures close to freezing in many places. and there'll be a scattering of showers around as well. so monday on the whole, though, will be a largely fine and quiet day compared to what we've seen over the weekend. highest values of 9—11 degrees. but don't get too used to it, because as we close out monday into tuesday, there is another area of low pressu

and after that rain moves off into the north sea, for the rest of england and wales as we go throughts of winds 50—60 mph — that's going to make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north, and it will be a cool day here, with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind. it's going to be a little disappointing. now, through sunday night into monday, we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long, and with some clearer skies and lighter winds, we are going to see those temperatures falling away. so it's going to be a chilly start to monday morning, with temperatures close to freezing in many places, and there'll be a scattering of showers around as well. so monday on the whole, though, will be a largely fine and quiet day in comparison to what we've seen over the weekend — highest values of 9—11 degrees. but don't get too used to it, because as we close out monday into tuesday, there's another area of low pre

the low pressure by this stage is out in the north sea, and around the edge of it, we've got all thisbest of the dry weather is southern england and south wales. 11 degrees here, nearer 6 in northern scotland. now, the low pressure then is heading away, away from the north sea and out into scandinavia and it will take away those strong winds as well. but with clear skies overnight, we may well start with a touch of frost on friday morning. some sunshine early on, but it's going to cloud over from the west. we saw the crowd early on on a satellite picture and that is arriving to bring some rain and particularly into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england, temperatures might get as high as nine or 10 celsius. into the weekend, very unsettled weather, very windy, and because of that, it will feel rather cold. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the trade talks we almost forgot about. the european union's trade commissioner is due to meet her us counterpart in washington later today. ghosn home? the former nissan boss could leave prison today after spending al

but that drifts off into the north sea.t chance of seeing some snow across scotland. now we will see several centimetres, perhaps, accumulating to higher ground and some slushy deposits at lower levels, accompanied with gusts of why it winds, 115—55 mph. a scattering of wintry showers as well through northern ireland and north—west england for a time. and after that rain moves off into the north sea, for the rest of england and wales as we go through the day it's a slow improvement with sunny spells coming through, but windy with it. gusts of winds 50—60 mph, that will make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north and it will be a cool with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. the highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a little disappointing. through sunday night into monday we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long. and with some clearer skies and lighter win

then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again.ppose the potential is there for a bit of ice first thing. otherwise, a much brighter start than we had on sunday. that sunshine continues, but with it comes the increased risk of showers developing in the afternoon. that will obviously temper the way that things feel. plenty of showers for the northern and western isles, coming into mainland scotland eventually, into northern ireland and across england and wales. the potential for wintry weather over the hills, certainly hail and thunder. if you shelter from the breeze in the sunshine you will start to feel the effect of that strengthening march sunshine. lots of showers continuing through the coming night. we could see lengthy spells of rain and hill snow as well. quite chilly, we will see a touch of frost. fairly localised. that dominates the weather as we go into tuesday. storm freya well and truly off into scandinavia, but with low pressure still keeping things unsettled, there will be showers or longer spells of rain, centred acr

it is, however, clearing out into the north sea, so although there are warnings out, they will tend to but actually, through the early hours, there'll still be heavy rains to start the day in the south. strong and gusty winds, up to 60 mph, and that snow over the hills with gale—force winds still barrelling down the north sea coast. it's going to feel pretty chilly, and we have got a frost in some areas further north and west. so there could be one or two icy stretches around, but actually it does look much more promising to start the new week, with more sunshine once we've got rid of the rain, gale and hills snow across eastern areas. but showers will pack in thick and fast as we go through the day, and they will be heavy ones, as well, with some hail and some thunder. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: donald trump under pressure — a democrat—led congressional committee demands documents from dozens of people to examine allegations that the president obstructed justice. the senior executiv

it is on the southern flank of this low as it tracks eastwards into the north sea that we could see theek ahead looks stormy. severe gales around with heavy rain and also drier, brighter interludes.

the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea with the trail of showersith rain, sleet and snow. the winds will ease down but it will be a blustery night across the country. but with clearer skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as well. a notable wind but temperatures into low, single figure so we could see a touch of light frost in some spots. a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery star but also a sunny one and monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools gold perhaps the sunshine, because it is all change from tuesday onwards. if you can make the most of it, do. monday will be a lovely day, breezy afternoon but plenty of sun. the highs across england and wales, nine to 11 degrees. the cloud and the rain is gathering into the far west and another area of low pressure moving on from the atlantic and plenty of isobars associated with the low. the spell of heavy rain, perhaps an inch in places on west facing coasts as it moves steadily south and east. we will see gail. self went. ! gale force gusts of wind. the rain will push its way into east

that area of low pressure is just noting its way out into the north sea and its way out into the northir, so it is coming all the way from the arctic and weaving its way southwards into the uk area. a chilly day for england and wales. quite a few showers and spells of rain in northern and western areas transferring their way south and east on thursday. eventually brighter skies developed in the north—west and temperatures will be 7-11. north—west and temperatures will be 7—11. going to the end of the week we have got a small ridge of high pressure moving its way info frayed and that will keep things settle. whether we can more wet weather is waiting in the wings. on friday it is dry and it could be chilly to start off with with sunshine. claude increasing from the west and rain moves its way eventually into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. the further east you are, it says driest for the longest. as we go through the week there will be more rain and some strong winds. still some hill snow and it will feel rather chilly. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine wi

will not come on we did was we talked to all of the current ferries operators operating across the north seahannel plus any other operator that has had tangible plans to do so. that is where the procurement came from. i give way. thank you for giving way on that point. the key question however, did he have advice from his officials that negotiations so late with ferry companies would result in a legal challenge by eurotunnel which ultimately he has now paid off by £33 million investment from taxpayers? mr speaker, we knew in the procurement process that there was a legal grounds so that has been highlighted in the report. however, it was myjudgement and the judgement of my accounting officer and those of those who vetted across government that this was a risk that we should take given the need to ensure that we had a supply of drugs into the country in the event of a no—deal brexit. the thing that really surprises and shocks made if the fact that there is a complete lack of humility when the grasp of the fact that £33 million of public money, taxpayers money has been wasted. could he just st

they were also built along the north sea and the baltic sea coasts. but there are none of these sites in modern day hungary austria or southern germany that is places where migrants traveled overland. what's the explanation for that. supposed to be nearly tickets and as these new little peoples left central anatolia they experienced the shop reduction in cultural diversity and. they were farmers when they arrived in europe as they traveled along the balkan route they lost their connection to their previous society including the construction of large monuments they became highly specialized farmers and they were very good at it but it was not a life that was rich in culture. much of the migration from the first question to australia continued for nearly five thousand years. in many parts of europe receding ice age glaciers left behind lots of boulders. mineola think migrants found large areas of fertile topsoil and what is now eastern austria. but there were a lot of large rocks that could be used for construction so they used other materials. in the o

the low pressure by this stage is out in the north sea and around the edge of it we have all this wetand wintry over the hills. the best of the dry weather is southern england and south —— south wales. 11 degrees here. the low pressure is heading away, here. the low pressure is heading way here. the low pressure is heading away, away from the north sea and out into scandinavia and it will ta ke out into scandinavia and it will take away those strong winds as well. with clear skies overnight we may well start with a touch of frost on friday morning. some sunshine early on, it will cloud over from the west. we saw the crowd early on ona the west. we saw the crowd early on on a satellite picture and that is arriving to bring some rain and particularly into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england, temperatures might get as high as nine or 10 celsius. into the weekend, very unsettled weather, very windy, and because of that, it will feel rather cold. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former chairman of nissan, carlos ghosn, is expected to be released from jail in tokyo. he