the northern powerhouse needs north wales and north wales needs a northern power, we assure that it happens if elected. >> warm words build no roads and no railways. [shouting] >> we have had enough words on this government. what we want is investment in north wales. show us the money. >> the huge investment, chasing jobs, a sample of how to do further investments in wales and the uk. questions for the prime minister. mister michael fabricant. prime minister. >> thank you. the economy in the west midlands is performing well, businesses are continuing to invest and since 2010, and as a result, my honorable friend, there are more doctors, and strong public services, strong and stable leadership delivers a strong economy. >> mister speaker. i think what this nation needs is a strong and stable government. but isn't it the case that thanks to evolution we will not only just have, i hope strong and stable government, in the westminster, strong and stable leadership, the right choices made after may 4th. >> people in the west midlands have the opportunity to elect a strong leader overseeing 8 mil

north—west england and northwest wales. cooler and showery weather into northern scotland.hose showers will continue as the day goes on. some of us starting with a touch of frost. cloudy and damp weather, as i mentioned, northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west of wales. maybe the odd spot extending into the midlands and elsewhere in northern england to begin the day. there will be some occasional sunshine. some areas of rain at times, especially for good friday and easter day on sunday. now, this is how good friday begins, already with some damp weather affecting northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and northwest wales. cooler and showery weather into northern scotland. those showers will continue as the day goes on. some of us starting with a touch of frost. cloudy and damp weather, as i mentioned, northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and the north—west of wales. maybe the odd spot extending into the midlands and elsewhere in northern england to begin the day. to the south of that, though, varia

that's right, north wales police do occasionally decide to loan inexpensive basic mobile phones to peopleeople they want to make sure access support and organisations within their local community, make sure they get too important appointments on time, and remind them about upcoming court dates. the burglar was given the phone while he was out on bailand was given the phone while he was out on bail and when he was essentially sent to prison the phone was used by two other people. although it was a basic phone, the sim cards can be taken out and put into smartphones, then when you are streaming media it can build up a lot of usage over time. we estimated £250 a day, ending ina time. we estimated £250 a day, ending in a bill of £44,500. have the police had anything to say about it? it emerged in early 2014 and they acted straightaway, the reason we are hearing it now is because the police responding to a freedom of information request. two people were arrested but there wasn't enough evidence to pursue ‘s charges against them, and as far as an internal investigation and no disciplinary actio

ireland, north wales and northern ireland.tart the cloud comes in. —— bright start in the south. 11 or 12 degrees the cardiff and belfast. in the evening the rain picks up through a time but it is mostly light and patchy and spreading south. it turns quite chilly by the end of the night, chilly start to friday but a pretty reasonable end to the week, with variable cloud, some spells of sunshine, not much rain but a shower or two and top temperatures around 14 or so degrees. low pressure to the south—west of us over the weekend, unnoticeable breeze but it will also be quite mild because it is coming up from the south. breezy and milder this weekend for all of us and milder this weekend for all of us but some of us might see some rain. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eight. theresa may and jeremy corbyn trade blows about the nhs and leadership in the last prime minister's questions before the general election. strong leadership is about standing up for the many and not the few but when it comes to the pr

southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england, northern ireland, northern england, north walesacross northern scotland, but some showers are coming and going here. it will spoil the sunshine every now and again. some parts of north—east of scotland will stay dry. astra dampers spell in northern ireland, things brighten up and you might even see evening sunshine. —— ata might even see evening sunshine. —— at a dampers spell in northern ireland. turning wetter through the afternoon across the pennines and in northern and western wales. much of south wales, southern england, south midlands and east anglia staying dry. some sunshine as a breakthrough, it might feel a touch warmer than yesterday. the rain is on the move this evening, the parched gardens in the south might get some drops of rain. more of a sip thana get some drops of rain. more of a sip than a good soak. some will avoid it altogether. most of it eases away by the end of the night, clear skies, a chilly night install from the midlands northwoods, maybe some ice in scotland. saturday will be not only much drier but muc

and north wales the bad wreck at north wales road at nap road.ald that area along the white horse pike, if you head to pick up the kids at all smiles learning center watch out for that. and 202 the concord pike all day there is construction going on on the southbound side of powder mill road and a couple of lanes are blocked and speeds are in the teens. and coming into delaware from south jersey, expect slowing on 295 southbound because of those concrete repairs around route 13. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> leaving no nooks and crannies uncovered. >>> looking outside. sky 6 hd looking at the ben franklin bridge. that gorgeous sky, blue and wispy white clouds. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond. at safelite, we stand behind our work... because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. >>> as you said w

outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, northern england and north wales. east anglia and north wales. part of east anglia and the south—east might see rain later. the south—west will stay dry and bright, a good deal of sunshine across parts of scotland. back to the sunshine for most of you on monday. sunny spells in the west, some showers in the east but most of you will have a predominantly dry day. chilly in the breeze but nice enoughin day. chilly in the breeze but nice enough in the sunshine. more weather in the next half—hour weather world. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: us officials have said that america's use of one of its largest non—nuclear weapons is a strong warning to its enemies. warnings about funding pressures are expected to dominate the annual conferences of two teaching unions when they begin today. labour's announced plans to give the financial regulator the power to stop banks shutting high street branches. airbnb's improving the security of its app and website after the bbc found people's homes had been burgled by criminals u

spells of sunshine through the afternoon, whereas further north, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain gci’oss lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain across walesrth west of england, the heavier burst. in the south 16 considers, but in the north, a cold feerge to the —— feel to the weather. snow on top of the mountains. a cold night to come under clear skies for central and northern parts in particular. a fresh start to the day on saturday, but actually it's shaping up to be a fairly fine day. quite a lot of dry, bright weather with sunshine, just some showers towards the north and north—west of the country. further south, 1a degrees or so should feel fairly pleasant. it remains cool through the rest of the easter weekend with a mix of sunny spells. for some of us a bit of rain too. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the commander of american forces in afghanistan says dropping his country's most powerful non—nuclear bomb on islamic state was the right thing to do. this was the right weapon against the right target. we will not relent in our mission to fight alongside oui’ in our mission to fight alongside our afghan comrades to destroy is

the cloud that we see into north wales and the north—west of england, that looks like it will be breaking the afternoon we will see lengthy spells of sunshine for much of england, wales, eastern scotland, too. western scotland, ireland, always seeing more cloud. the odd spot of rain, most places dry. ten or 11 degrees in the north and west, but with some sunshine in cardiff and in london, it is 15 and 16 degrees in a few places. but, across england and wales, we do have quite high levels of tree pollen through the day on friday, and that is causing hayfever sufferers a bit of a problem. other side of the atlantic, it is the wind which has been a bit of a problem for the golfers at augusta. that wind still in evidence on friday, but easing down. continues to ease down into the weekend, as temperatures are on the up. and temperatures will be rising back on our shores into the weekend. it's going to be a lovely day for much of england, wales, most of scotland, most of northern ireland too. it is just the far north—west which will have a little bit of rain. 16,17 or 18 degrees across england

figure cloud in wales, especially in north—west england, northern ireland, and south scotland.and. a bit dampened drizzly at times, the declarant coasts and hills, but more consistent rain and wind will be in scotland. the northern aisle, with the showery hamas behind this system, this could turn wintry. —— showery air mass. north—west england, wales, the west hfiiezessflcnfllgnigglg:“127525 there will stay mainly cloudy. i these - the cloud 22.—sinew the . -- z’ mmfi m lithe evenin - to m lithe evenin on; as we go to the evening on saturday, a little bit of rain, moving south. north and especially scotland, as saturday begins, it will turn cold enough touch of frost. that takes us on the weekend. the weekend is looking pretty quiet, still. a mix of cloud and some occasional sunshine coming through. if you spots of rain from this weather front, looking southwards on saturday. north of that, it will be caught. sunny spells, and a couple of showers, especially in northern of showers, especially in northern of to of -73 worn -7 worn the making an appearance. a contrast sun making an a

the cloud that we see into north wales and the north—west of england, that looks like it will be breakings of sunshine for much of england, wales, eastern scotland, too. western scotland, ireland, always seeing more cloud. the odd spot of rain, most places dry. ten or 11 degrees in the north and west, but with some sunshine in cardiff and in london, it is 15 and 16 degrees in a few places. but, across england and wales, we do have quite high levels of tree pollen through the day on friday, and that is causing hayfever sufferers a bit of a problem. other side of the atlantic, it is the wind which has been a bit of a problem for the golfers at augusta. that wind still in evidence on friday, but easing down. continues to ease down into the weekend, as temperatures are on the up. and temperatures will be rising back on our shores into the weekend. it's going to be a lovely day for much of england, wales, most of scotland, most of northern ireland too. it is just the far north—west which will have a little bit of rain. 16,17 or 18 degrees across england and wales, very pleasant indeed. with li

wales. further north, another front coming in across northern ireland and scotland.s was the scene in the shetland isles. a dusting of snow on the grass. you can see through the rest of the afternoon, a wintry mix. reagan, hill -- rain afternoon, a wintry mix. reagan, hill —— rain and hail mac. hill snow. ezra, england and wales, the cloud so to break up. by this bill through, the best of the sunshine for england in the north. a chilly 6 degrees in shetland, 14 to was the sap. a really cold night. temperatures getting down to around minus eight celsius. a damaging frost. gardeners, beware. you might wa nt to ta ke frost. gardeners, beware. you might want to take action. hello. this is bbc news. prince harry reveals he's had counselling, after spending nearly 20 years "not thinking" about his mother's death. there's actually a lot of stuff here i need to deal with. it was 20 years of not thinking about it and then two years of total chaos. us vice president mike pence tells north korea not to test donald trump's patience, and says all options are on the table. turkey'

wales. clear skies through scotland and northern ireland. cloud cover is the issue. more in the north with clear skies across england and wales, it will fall quite chilly. let's enjoy the sunshine while we can. for the rest of the afternoon, quite pleasant. ii to 13 degrees quite pleasant. 11 to 13 degrees with a light breeze. perhaps a nagging breeze making it feel chilly with some isolated showers. a good slice of sunshine into eastern scotland. clouding over through northern ireland and into north—west scotland. a week weather front will produce outbreaks of rain by the end of the afternoon. but that blanket of the afternoon. but that blanket of cloud will continue to drift its way across scotland and northern ireland through the night. elsewhere, we keep the clear skies. it will be a quiet night. temperatures expected to fall away quite sharply. not so maybe in towns and city centres. but in rural spots we're likely to see lows of —3 to minus four degrees. there will at least be some lovely spelt of sunshine again across much of england and wales. clouding over a little in north w

north wales, much cloudier skies. me —— we may well hang on to some of that cloud. the countryside where we have clear skies it will be called across much of wales across southern england, eastern england, down to two or three degrees. it will warm quickly in the sunshine. a little more cloud developing through the midlands and eastern england and perhaps more cloud for north—western england and northern ireland. in the sunshine, things getting into the mid—teens. pollen levels are high. tree pollen at this time of year. particularly high across england and wales away from the far north. towards the weekend, more sunshine developing more widely. pushing into scotla nd developing more widely. pushing into scotland and perhaps northern ireland, lifting the temperatures, i9 ireland, lifting the temperatures, 19 not out of the question. a lovely warm day for the grand national at aintree. no rain in the run—up to big race itself. high pressure is in charge of our weather. pushing its way towards the near continent. this weather front will encroach on the north—west of t

gets into north wales, and north midlands, across into east anglia.ad of that, but generally, by dawn on bank holiday monday, the southern half of the uk can expect some rain. it'll be dry further north, and it's not particularly cold. northern half of the uk does pretty well on the bank holiday monday, bright and breezy for the most part. but always cool on the north sea coast. further south, ther‘ll be sunny spells but also a good scattering of showers. top temperatures around about 16 or so degrees. hello. my name is tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. here are our top stories: donald trump marks his first 100 days as us president, attacking the media and defending his own record, at a rally in pennsylvania. 0ur100 day milestone to reflect on in the incredible journey so far, and to get ready for the great, great battles to come. eu leaders agree a united strategy for next month's brexit negotiations, and accuse britain of underestimating the challenges ahead. another crackdown from turkey

ground frost also through north wales, the north midlands and northern england.hts and there could be a bit of mist and fog around for the first few hours of the morning, but otherwise the morning looks set to bring the best of the sunshine for the vast majority, as you can see. temperatures just slow to recover after the chilly start. still that potential for some cloud around and some lingering showers from the day on saturday, but very isolated in comparison. mostly for the north—east of england. there could be mist and fog elsewhere. a risk for northern ireland and scotland with the frosty start. still the odd shower for northern ireland, but essentially it's a dry picture for saturday. very much a stark contrast to saturday. the cloud will tend to build through the day, fair weather cloud that is. so it may well be bright rather than sunny come the afternoon. there is the risk of showers developing in eastern areas. just one or two, in eastern england in particular. very isolated compared to those on saturday. given the light winds in the sunshine, 13—17 wil

lots of cloud through east anglia, the midlands, outbreaks of heavy rainfall north—west wales northwestland and scotland, by the afternoon there will be showers but sunny spells between them. it will feel quite chilly here, we have weather fronts working south across the country. a high then the air is turning colder. this evening and tonight the showers across scotla nd and tonight the showers across scotland will begin to turn wintry, especially over high ground but maybe even to low levels. bands of rain sinking south across england and wales, turning quite chilly across the north of the country, a touch of frost and maybe ice for parts of scotland. it leaves us with a fairly chilly day tomorrow but brighter, more sunshine, some showers as well, particularly towards the north—east, over the high ground in scotland some of those showers will be wintry. top temperatures just 9 degrees in glasgow, you may struggle to 1a in london. last weekend we got all the way up to 25. into sunday, this little weather front complicates things. it looks like it is making a beeline for the central port

sunshine in east anglia, the midlands, parts of north wales, mostly cloudy for northern ireland but thereter spells. and for scotland and northern england, some sunshine, but i think towards the north of scotland we'll continue to see some showers, and perhaps even a little bit of snowfall on top of the mountains. then moving through saturday evening and overnight we'll continue to see the showers in the far north and north—east of scotland. the winds tend to come down the east coast, too, so it will be quite chilly around that east coast. and clearer skies, so first thing sunday morning, temperatures lower than this in the countryside. but even in towns and cities, down to around five or six, so a cold start to sunday morning. if you're planning on running or watching the marathon in london you might want to wrap up warm first thing. but by the afternoon, sunshine breaking through, it that should lift the temperatures into the mid—teens. across much of the country sunday not looking like a bad day. probably a fair amount of sunshine, some rain for the far north of scotland. most other pl

they take outbreaks of rain and they beef them up in the north—west england and into wales.s as the weather system sinks it way southwards. six degrees in london compared to nine in stornaway, increasingly cooler air. into the evening we have increasingly light rain across some southern parts of the uk. that's not as much as gardeners would want. it's been so dry. cooler air following behind. showers turning wintry over the hills in scotland. frost around for some of us as saturday begins. it will be a chilly start. looks like saturday is the coolest day of the weekend. and this run of north—westerly winds in the uk. but there will be some sunny spells. s0, yes, a cooler day, but there'll be some blue sky around. but there will also be showers occasionally too. by no means everybody will see them. they ought to be most frequent in northern scotland. some will be heavy, with hail, maybe even with the rumble of thunder and initially at the start of the day wintry on the hills. those temperatures, yeah, down compared with good friday. 1a in london, nine in glasgow. and then jum

tomorrow there will be some rain from time to time in north wales, the south coast may get some sunshineast of scotland. showers coming and going and through the cause of friday evening and into saturday those spells of rain will continue. easter weekend is rather cool with some sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines. syria's president assad says reports of a chemical attack in the country are 100% fabrication. the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families — says the education secretary. russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 2004 — in which more than 300 people died — according to a european court of human rights ruling.

north of that for england and wales. on the weekend. big weather changes. the weekend is looking pretty quiet. a mixture of cloud and some occasional sunshine coming through. a few spots of rain from this weather front working south on saturday. turning colder, one or two showers working into northern parts of scotland. to the south, a bit of walks in the sun. quite a contrast in temperatures on saturday. as ever, the sun appears and makes all the difference at this time of year —— warmth. sunny spells on sunday, cloud in northern ireland. thicker cloud in scotland, gales in the north with some outbreaks of rain. it stays this way for the london marathon. cloudy and cool to begin with. many runners will appreciate that. some uncertainty about cloud amounts in london. now, going from sunday to monday, particularly by the time we get to tuesday, that weather change i was talking about, colder air pushing south across the uk and a stronger wind and some of those showers will be turning wintry. this is bbc world news. the he

the cloud that we see into north wales and the north—west of england, that looks like it will be breakinghy spells of sunshine for much of england, wales, eastern scotland, too. western scotland, ireland, always seeing more cloud. the odd spot of rain, most places dry. ten or 11 degrees in the north and west, but with some sunshine in cardiff and in london, it is 15 and 16 degrees in a few places. but, across england and wales, we do have quite high levels of tree pollen through the day on friday, and that is causing hayfever sufferers a bit of a problem. other side of the atlantic, it is the wind which has been a bit of a problem for the golfers at augusta. that wind still in evidence on friday, but easing down. continues to ease down into the weekend, as temperatures are on the up. and temperatures will be rising back on our shores into the weekend. it's going to be a lovely day for much of england, wales, most of scotland, most of northern ireland too. it is just the far north—west which will have a little bit of rain. 16,17 or 18 degrees across england and wales, very pleasant indeed.

the cloud that we see into north wales and the north—west of england, that looks like it will be breakingand, wales, eastern scotland, too. western scotland, ireland, always seeing more cloud. the odd spot of rain, most places dry. ten or 11 degrees in the north and west, but with some sunshine in cardiff and in london, it is 15 and 16 degrees in a few places. but, across england and wales, we do have quite high levels of tree pollen through the day on friday, and that is causing hayfever sufferers a bit of a problem. other side of the atlantic, it is the wind which has been a bit of a problem for the golfers at augusta. that wind still in evidence on friday, but easing down. continues to ease down into the weekend, as temperatures are on the up. and temperatures will be rising back on our shores into the weekend. it's going to be a lovely day for much of england, wales, most of scotland, most of northern ireland too. it is just the far north—west which will have a little bit of rain. 16,17 or 18 degrees across england and wales, very pleasant indeed. with light winds, looks like a lovely

it has been wet across northern england, with heavy bursts now working across north wales.s as we finished the day. we still see precious little rain and even then, just a sip for the gardens. it will turn dry overnight. in parts of northern england and scotland, there could be a touch of frost to take us into the first part of easter monday. it is getting colder due to the high pressure that will be with us for much of the week, with low pressure to the east. there will be cold air across the uk for much of easter monday ma and for europe, so we are not alone with the chill on easter monday. for northern england, the brightest part of the day will be in the morning. northern ireland will be dry throughout. scotland will have some showers, then dry weather, then more showers. sleet and snow over higher ground. sleet and hail to low levels, but sunnier in the afternoon whereas in northern england, the showers get going. in the southern half of the uk on easter monday, we start with cloud. rain will be light and patchy. most of us spend the day dry and even if you do see rain

the main area of rain pushes north, north wales, east anglia and fringes into northern england.really just scattered showers across the southern half of the uk, good spells of sunshine after most of northern england, northern ireland and scotland it will be financed right. a range of temperatures, ten or 11 for the north sea coast, further west it is 15. a cool day on the north sea coast on tuesday with a little rain and inland, further west, much brighter and should be sunshine credible feel warmer as well. but the rest of the week it is looking good, lots of dry weather, light wind for most and warm in the west. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: the eu says the rights of its citizens must come before any trade talks, warning britain not to underestimate the challenges of brexit. translation: there is definitely a price and cost of leaving. it should not be a punishment, but europe will defend its interests. it comes as theresa may tells scottish voters every vote for the conservatives will strengthen her hand in the brexit talks. snp leader, nicola st

maybe some in north wales and the midlands, but for many the skies will be clear and if the arctic aireratures will be giving away, 2—3, and even lower than that in rural areas, a widespread frost to start the day. in northern scotland the wintry showers will be going into the morning, most of the snow over higher ground, but some of it down to lower levels at times. actually, plenty of sunshine for many of places, but it is cold. 3—4, and it is windy, so a cold start of the day, but at least there is some sunshine. around the eastern coasts there's the chance of some wintry showers which could be over higher ground. if you start with sunshine, make the most of it, because showers will develop quite widely and some of those will be heavy, with higham and bond. temperatures, between 6-13, but it and bond. temperatures, between 6—13, but it will feel colder than that —— with hail and founder. there will be some strong gusty downpours and it could feel freezing in those showers. further west you have the blue tinge which is the frost developing once again, so a cold start to the day on we

sunshine in the midlands, the north of england, north wales and northern ireland seeing rain later ino sunday and light winds so we could wake up to a frost in the countryside first thing sunday morning, particularly through parts of the midlands, northern england and southern scotland. a chilly start to sunday but looking dry for most. if you have plans to run in the london marathon, not a bad day. some sunshine and into the afternoon temperatures up to around 16. that's how it's looking. bye for 110w. hello and welcome. it has emerged that the gunman who killed a policeman and wounded two others in paris was known to the french authorities. karim cheurfi was shot dead by security forces on thursday evening after he opened fire on the champs—elysees. the paris prosecutor said he had served a prison sentence for the attempted murder of two police officers. the issue of security has dominated the final day of campaigning ahead of the first round of voting in the french presidential election on sunday. thomas fessy reports. the french prepare for an election organised under a state of e

in the last half hour it has emerged that north wales police paid a phone bill of over £40,000 for ar project that mobile phones would be given to people. generally it was things like if it was a victim of domestic violence or perhaps wanting to keep in touch with the police they would wa nt in touch with the police they would want criminals who were needing to be reintegrated back into the community to reduce re—offending would be given mobile phones. normally they would be given a pay—as—you—go, but in this case, by mistake they were given a contract phone. the bills were being paid, but they knocked up a bill of £44,500. mistake was only realised in 2014. they found three people may have had access to the phone. they don't know how £44,500 was run up as pa rt don't know how £44,500 was run up as part of that. two people were arrested, but they didn't have enough evidence to press charges on them. no disciplinary action has been taken against any members of the police force either. it has come to light after a freedom of information request went in and the force say they have revie

ground frost also through north wales, the north midlands and northern england.ould be a bit of mist and fog around for the first few hours of the morning, but otherwise the morning looks set to bring the best of the sunshine for the vast majority, as you can see. temperatures just slow to recover after the chilly start. still that potential for some cloud around and some lingering showers from the day on saturday, but very isolated in comparison. mostly for the north—east of england. there could be mist and fog elsewhere. a risk for northern ireland and scotland with the frosty start. still the odd shower for northern ireland, but essentially it's a dry picture for saturday. very much a stark contrast to saturday. the cloud will tend to build through the day, fair weather cloud that is. so it may well be bright rather than sunny come the afternoon. there is the risk of showers developing in eastern areas. just one or two, in eastern england in particular. very isolated compared to those on saturday. given the light winds in the sunshine, 13—17 will be pleasant.

east anglia, midlands, wales quite cloudy. northd, a of shelterfrom the pennines, not cloudy. north—east england, a of shelter from the pennines, not too much rain. for northern ireland and scotla nd much rain. for northern ireland and scotland this afternoon, a few shabby breaks and some showers. —— sunny breaks. showers will begin to turn wintry because we have cold fronts sinking southwards across the country and that is introducing ever colder air so during tonight, the showers will turn wintry, especially over high ground in scotland, but even to lower levels there could be sleet and hail mixed in. cold enough for a frost and maybe some icy stretches. not as cool further south with clouds and bands of rain continuing to sink south. we lose the cloud from the south tomorrow morning and we are left with a bright day. more in the way of sunshine, just a few showers up towards the north—east, still some wintry ones over high ground in scotland, because we are into some pretty cold air, especially if you are exposed to the breeze. i

tomorrow, we have the rain across north—west england and north—west wales.es, north—west england, south—west england, leading us england, south—west england, leading us into the easter weekend. in brief, mostly dry. there will be sunshine. some showers, particularly in the north and the east on saturday and still that chilly north—westerly wind. so lou and dan, it is goodbye to 25 celsius for now at least! 0h, oh, carol. it's not her fault! no, it is never carol‘s fault. i was enjoying the temperature, shorts out! the rising cost of car insurance is what many of our viewers are talking about. good morning. the cost of the average motor insurance policy is now £110 year higher than it was last year ago — that‘s according to research by the comparison site, confused.com. it is to do with expensive repairs, tax increases and changes to the rules on injury payouts are pushing up prices and means drivers are paying an average of over £780 a year. experts predict this could pass £1,000 by next year. it‘s not the only thing going up. sticking with your broadband pr

ground frost also through north wales, the north midlands and northern england. nights and there could be a bit of mist and fog around for the first few hours of the morning, but otherwise the morning looks set to bring the best of the sunshine for the vast majority, as you can see. temperatures just slow to recover after the chilly start. still that potential for some cloud around and some lingering showers from the day on saturday, but very isolated in comparison. mostly for the north—east of england. there could be mist and fog elsewhere. a risk for northern ireland and scotland with the frosty start. still the odd shower for northern ireland, but essentially it's a dry picture for saturday. very much a stark contrast to saturday. the cloud will tend to build through the day, fair weather cloud that is. so it may well be bright rather than sunny come the afternoon. there is the risk of showers developing in eastern areas. just one or two, in eastern england in particular. given the light winds in the sunshine, 13—17 will be pleasant. sunshine around the coast

ground frost also through north wales, the north midlands and northern england. it has been in recent nights and there could be a bit of mist and fog around for the first few hours of the morning, but otherwise the morning looks set to bring the best of the sunshine for the vast majority, as you can see. temperatures just slow to recover after the chilly start. still that potential for some cloud around and some lingering showers from the day on saturday, but very isolated in comparison. mostly for the north—east of england. there could be mist and fog elsewhere. a misty northern ireland and scotland with the frosty start. still the odd shower for northern ireland, but essentially it's a dry picture for saturday. very much a stark contrast to saturday. the cloud will tend to build through the day, fair weather cloud that is. so it may well be bright rather than sunny come the afternoon. there is the risk of showers developing in eastern areas. just one or two, in eastern england in particular. given the light winds in the sunshine, 13—17 will be pleasant. sunshin

they take outbreaks of rain and they beef them up in the north—west england and into wales.in western parts of wales as the weather system sinks its way southwards. look at that, though, 16 degrees in london compared to nine in stornaway, increasingly cooler air. into the evening we have increasingly light rain across some southern parts of the uk. that's not as much as gardeners would want. it's been so dry. cooler air following behind. showers turning wintry over the hills in scotland. frost around for some of us as saturday begins. it will be a chilly start. looks like saturday is the coolest day of the weekend. and this run of north—westerly winds in the uk. but there will be some sunny spells. so, yes, a cooler day, but there'll be some blue sky around. but there will also be showers occasionally too. by no means everybody will see them. they ought to be most frequent in northern scotland. some will be heavy, with hail, maybe even with the rumble of thunder and initially at the start of the day wintry on the hills. those temperatures, yeah, down compared with good frida

the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe east anglia as well.olding up quite nicely. temperatures in the western side of scotland dipping to around about five or six degrees. bank holiday monday itself will a north—south split. most of the showers across his own half of the uk. there will be some spells of sunshine as well. the northern half of uk does quite well. the north sea coastal areas will see temperatures around ten or so degrees at best. they will be around 15 or 16 further west. on tuesday, again, it will be cool, cloudy, and grey, up and down that eastern coast. moving inland and further west, much more in the way of sunshine and better temperatures. dry the most part this week. winds light for most places, and while it will be warm for many, it will always be cooler on the north sea coast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is tom donkin. our top stories: donald trump marks his first 100 days as us president, attacking the media and defending his own record at a rally in pennsy

northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england and in the north—west england and in the north—west walesengland and across into east anglia it's a dry day to come and just like today there will be breaks in the cloud. sunshine to come through. when it shines it will be pleasantly warm. chilly in northern scotland. showers and maybe hail. 0utbreaks warm. chilly in northern scotland. showers and maybe hail. outbreaks of rainfor showers and maybe hail. outbreaks of rain for northern ireland. the rest of north—west england, in the north—west wales, turning heavier into the afternoon. through western counties into the evening as well. 16 in london, 93 is install more way. in the tomorrow evening there will be some outbreaks of rain pushing south. —— nine degrees in storm way. on saturday we all have some cooler air. it looks like saturday will be the coldest day of the easter weekend. there will still be some pleasant spells in the sun. temperatures are down on saturday, but not feeling bad. some showers around. most frequent on saturday in northern scotland. hail, thunder, wintry on the hill

they take outbreaks of rain and they beef them up in the north—west england and into wales.t way southwards. six degrees in london compared to nine in the cooler air. into the evening we have increasingly light rain across some southern parts of the uk. that's not as much as gardeners would want. it's been so dry. cooler air following behind. showers turning wintry over the hills in scotland. frost around for some of us as saturday begins. it will be a chilly start. looks like saturday is the coolest day of the weekend. this run of north—westerly winds in the uk. but there will be some sunny spells. s0, yes, a cool day, but there will be some blue sky around. but there will also be showers occasionally too. by no means everybody will see them. we will see some in northern scotland. some will be heavy, with hail, maybe even with the rumble of thunder and at the start of the day wintry on the hills. those temperatures, yeah, down compared with good friday. 1a in london, nine in glasgow. and then jumping forward to sunday, easter day, it looks like we will have a weather system

so watch out forice north wales as well.them and it is going to feel cold as we go through the day tomorrow with temperatures between about six and 11 degrees. as we head on into wednesday we will still have some wintry showers coming out of the showers but a lot of them will be rain and, really, this is the last day for very cold conditions because as we head into the second pa rt because as we head into the second part of the week and into the weekend, the temperature will slowly start to come back. so you'll be able to put away your big winter coat again by the time we go to the weekend. that is very good to know. i know you're excited, carol.|j cannot wait and a good listen to them talking all day. i'm sure he would you a wee girl. if he calls me fell on bbc breakfast, that will be the highlight of my entire career. let's get the latest business news now — steph's talking house prices and currency this morning... good morning, fella. nice to see you. let me tell you what is going on. the data from one of the biggest prop

rain, further rain to the south—west and a band of rain in towards the midlands, northern england, north wales cloud. it will be a mild night across the board. this area of low pressure is going to bring some unsettled weather to a swathe of england and wales through bank holiday monday. it's not going to be a wash—out by any means but we could see some heavy and persistent rain across the south—west of england and towards south wales and some rain across northern areas. through central areas where we get the sunshine breaking through in the afternoon, that will lift temperatures up so we could see some heavy, slow—moving cloud and potentially thunderstorms. remaining quite wet, though, for cornwall. a few showers as well for northern england but here we will see an abundance of sunny spells. the further north you head away from that area of low pressure, it's likely to stay dry altogether. northern ireland, parts of north—west england and for much of western scotland, here we will probably see the best of the temperatures, 18—19, maybe 20 celsius across the north—west highlands. always cooler

the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe into east anglia as well., with the northern half of the uk largely fine and dry by dawn on bank holiday monday. and temperatures are holding up quite nicely. lowest temperatures will be in the western side of scotland, dipping to around about five or six degrees. bank holiday monday itself will be a north—south split, with most of the showers across the southern half of the uk. there will be some spells of sunshine here, as well. the northern half of uk does quite well. but again, the north sea coastal areas seeing temperatures around ten or so degrees at best. they will be around 15 or 16 further west. on tuesday, again, it will be cool, cloudy, and grey, up and down that eastern coast. but move your way inland and further west, much more in the way of sunshine and higher temperatures. so the rest of this week looking dry for the most part. the winds will be light for most places, and while it will be warm for many, it is always going to be cooler along that north sea coast. hello. this is breakfast, with ka

the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe into east anglia as well.rgely fine and dry by dawn on bank holiday monday. and temperatures are holding up quite nicely. lowest temperatures will be in the western side of scotland, dipping to around about five or six degrees. bank holiday monday itself will be a north—south split, with most of the showers across the southern half of the uk. there will be some spells of sunshine here, as well. the northern half of uk does quite well. but again, the north sea coastal areas seeing temperatures around ten or so degrees at best. they will be around 15 or 16 further west. on tuesday, again, it will be cool, cloudy, and grey, up and down that eastern coast. but move your way inland and further west, much more in the way of sunshine and higher temperatures. so the rest of this week looking dry for the most part. the winds will be light for most places, and while it will be warm for many, it is always going to be cooler along that north sea coast. this is bbc world news, the headlines: donald trump has marked his fir

cloud in between for north wales —— wales. s to spoil it now and again, some of the most dry weather in the north—east. for the north—east, for the pennines, across the western side, the afternoon his looking wetter than this morning and the same for wales. it won't feel great out there. southern england, the midlands and east anglia, we see the dry weather. and with sunny spells maybe even a touch warmer than yesterday. here into tonight you will see some rain pushed through. it won't affect everyone. some of the gardens will only get a sip rather than a drink of rain. as it clears, the skies clear and air pushes in. the cold air means a touch of frost, across the countryside, the midlands northwards, and showers overnight, continuing into saturday. strong and gusty winds. quite a breeze across the uk that will make it feel cool in cloudy moment. if anything, saturday will be sunny for the weekend with one or two showers here and there. temperatures around nine to 14, where they should be, but it will feel cold if you are head

north wales, you will also see some rain. issenter southwards. when it gets into southern england, it won't be more than a band of cloud with the odd shower. behind it, breezy conditions with a chilly wind and a mixture of sunshine, bright spells and this showers. temperatures just above average for this time of year. it is any and overnight, we quickly lose the front from the south of england. skies we re from the south of england. skies were clear and we will see some frost developing, particularly in rural areas. temperatures are roughly about 7—9 tonight in towns and cities but in the countryside is, low. tomorrow, we start of the sunshine in central and eastern areas. we will have increasing cloud building from the west. it will produce some showers in the north and west. temperatures up a notch but a roundabout where they would be this time in april. on friday, a wea k this time in april. on friday, a weak weather front pushing southwards. ahead, some bright skies and in front, some bright skies, sunny intervals but also

a band of rain over northern england and the south—west and towards north wales. nd. —— elsewhere should be dry. england and wales will see rain at times on monday. heavy at times over south—western and southern areas and a line of rain across northern england. in between a mix of sunshine and showers. it will be warm in the sunshine. cooler way you have the rain. high pressure will hold on for the week ahead. mostly dry, cooler in the east, warm and sunny in the west. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2.00pm: labour and the conservatives compete for worker's votes — theresa may rules out a vat rise, while labour says it won't raise tax for those on low incomes. we are the party that wants low taxes are low and medium earners. the conservative party are the party that wants low taxes for the high earners. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. one of the world's best known mountaineers ueli steck has been killed in an accident on mount ever

north wales, also 73. new hope at 76. newtown at 74. . so it is warm everywhere. even got warm at the shore today because of the northwest wind. you see how dry it is from philadelphia all the way back west of chicago. and that's the next area of showers. west of chicago that's going to take its good old time to get here. tomorrow is to be another beautiful day. but not nearly as warm as today. 77 today. more like 67 tomorrow. that's still above average, but it's not 7 7. not a lot of wind either. easton at 65 degrees. avalon at 62. that northwest keeping the beaches just about as warm as the inland areas. and as we go through the next several days, we get. some clouds from time to time. there's just one computer model and it's showing it's dry all the way through friday night and saturday it's starting to bring some rain closer, but it doesn't quite get here. so we do have some showers in the forecast for sunday. but it's not a sure thing. what is sure about sunday is how warm it's going to be. 83 degrees in philadelphia. the only place in the 70s is jersey shore

north wales, 309 northbound at cheltenham avenue we have an accident. we can see police out here blocking the right lane. it's causing some slowing on the scene earlier i was watching them sweep up some debris. right now it's the right lane that's blocked. watch for this on 309 northbound at cheltenham avenue. wilmington, this construction is on going until further notice, they are doing repairs on the water and sewer lines here, they are blocking two lanes, two right lanes are shut down 202 southbound at powder mill road in wilmington, new castle county. temperatures heading out, 38 degrees in bethlehem. 43 in pottstown. 46 in warminster. better in center city. 51 there. it's currently 47 in pemberton. 49 in mount laurel and 52 in dover, delaware. quite a bit cooler than yesterday morning, in fact in some spots it's 14 degrees cooler like in allentown and ten degrees cooler in philadelphia. not much difference along the tline in new jersey. you need that jacket that you didn't neater yesterday morning. it's a beauty, just not in the 70s and 80s like th