glorious day with a lot of spring sunshine but west was blessed with high teens quite widely and in north walesh of 20 degrees during the afternoon. different across the north norfolk coast with a lot of low cloud coming in from the north sea and temperatures struggling at 10 degrees to the middle part of the afternoon. the low cloud pushes them from the north sea in the next few hours so it could linger anyway down into that south—east corner. that prevents temperatures falling any lower than 56 degrees. cooler farther north and west. that is where the best of the sunshine will be throughout the day. west is best once again. the cloud should break in places but where it lingers temperatures could struggle at ten or ii temperatures could struggle at ten or 11 degrees. temperatures could struggle at ten or” degrees. high temperatures could struggle at ten or 11 degrees. high teens out to the west once again. closing out sunday it is likely high pressure starts to ease its grip allowing this one a front to move in. but is bringing increasing clouds generally across the country in the next few day

i'm sure the sheep farmers of north wales would echo | farmers of north wales would echo that, givenr land for a long time because of concerns about that. aiming at mothers and babies, the times puts it incredibly succinctly and with that very powerful photograph — in some ways it's even more powerful, others are more close up, but this one is a woman at her most vulnerable, a heavily pregnant woman having to be carried to safety by five men, one of whom is in a helmet to protect him from shrapnel. it’s to protect him from shrapnel. it's the same woman in different photographs, that's really interesting. she's become an overnight — acquired overnight infamy, — overnight — acquired overnight infamy, which she wouldn't want. or monsters_ infamy, which she wouldn't want. or monsters like putin and assad, this is how— monsters like putin and assad, this is how they— monsters like putin and assad, this is how they work, you go after the most _ is how they work, you go after the most vulnerable people, civilian targets— most vulnerable people, civilian targets and really terrorise the popu

day for most of us with spring sunshine but west was blessed with high teens quite widely and in north wales during the afternoon. a different story across the north norfolk coast with a lot of low cloud coming in from the north sea and temperatures struggle that at 10 degrees in the middle part of the afternoon. this low cloud tended to cushion in the next few hours so it could linger anyway south, south—east corner. but at least prevents temperatures falling any lower than five or 6 degrees. the best of the sunshine first thing likely to be throughout the day, west is best once again the cloud should break in places but where it lingers temperatures could struggle again at ten or ii lingers temperatures could struggle again at ten or 11 degrees. high teens to the west once again. closing out sunday is likely that high pressure starts to ease its grip a little allowing this weather front to move in. that will bring an increase in club generally across the country in the next few days. low cloud first in the morning, petchey nelson for performing and some showers across north wales, northern

in north wales, a high of 20 degrees during the afternoon. low grey cloud coming in off the north sea. temperatures struggled, down at 10 degrees in the afternoon. and this low cloud will tend to push in off the north sea over the next few hours, so may well linger anywhere south of hull. that's going to prevent temperatures from falling lower than four, five, six degrees. cooler clearer skies further north and west. and that is likely to be where the best of the sunshine is going to be throughout the day. so west is best once again. the cloud should start to thin and break places, with glimpses of sunshine. where it lingers, those temperatures may struggle. ten or 11 degrees. and to the west, high teens. as we close out sunday, it looks like the high pressure starts to ease its grip a little and allows in this weather front. that's going to bring an increase in cloud generally across the country over the next few days. a lot of low cloud first thing in the morning. patchy mist and fog forming, maybe a few showers across north wales, northern

a few showers across north wales and northern england as well. oing to start to turn a little bit cooler, 6—11 degrees. to the south of that, with some sunshine, we still keep some warmth. but the trend for this cooler feel arrives really from tuesday onwards as the wind direction changes and it drives that colder air a little bit further south. so, as you can see, from tuesday into wednesday, starting to get noticeably cooler with some outbreaks of rain at times. take care. i'm nada tawfik in new york and this is bbc world news america. russia says the first phase of its military campaign in ukraine is over, 30 days into the conflict. destroyed russian tanks north of the capital kyiv as ukraine successfully re—takes ground — we report on the toll it's taking. ukrainian troops have been able to achieve this against a much larger army, a more powerful army. in places now, they are notjust resisting. they are mounting a counterattack. as russia's relentless bombardment continues in the south—east, fears of starvation are growing in the beseiged city

though, a greater chance of them in north wales, north of england on thursday, a sunshine and showerske on a block of flats in kyiv kills one person and injures 12. this is the nightmare for the city, more attacks like this, and, of course, they are vulnerable to missile strikes. but kyiv is big and it is sprawling, and the defenders have many advantages, which they are using. scenes of devastation in the southern port city of mariupol — where food, water and heating are said to have become desperately scarce. an anti—war protester interrupts primetime news on russian state television — denouncing the conflict in ukraine. and we have exclusive access to the hospital in poland dealing with some of the most vulnerable ukrainian refugees

right now, we've got extensive low cloud working in across north wales, west midlands, north west englandan and eastern counties of northern ireland. with that, we've got a little bit of mist around, some fog patches, and you could even find an odd patch of drizzle out there. still, for many on monday, aside for the cloud, most will have a bright and sunny start to the day, and what cloud forms will tend to melt away as the day goes by, so it will brighten up. a high chance of a few showers across central regions, perhaps over the pennines, the southern uplands, but warm in any sunshine, 17 degrees in glasgow, 18 degrees the top temperature in london. but then it gets a lot colder, particularly mid week on. there is a risk of some snow over the hills, and a small chance at lower levels. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... ukraine's president zelensky says his country could become neutral as part of a peace deal to end russia's invasion. translation: i understand it's impossible to force - russia completely from ukrainian territory. it

showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday and sunshine and showerreland. a bit chilly here, temperatures climbing again further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories: the battle for ukraine goes on. a russian strike on a block of flats in kyiv kills one person and injures i2. this is the nightmare for the city, more attacks like this, and, of course, they are vulnerable to missile strikes. but kyiv is big and it is sprawling, and the defenders have many advantages, which they are using. scenes of devastation in the southern port city of mariupol — where food, water and heating are said to have become desperately scarce. the united states warns it's watching china very closely for any attempt to help russia in its attack on ukraine. and an anti—war protester interrupts prime time news on russian state television — denouncing the conflict in ukraine.

right now, we've got extensive low cloud working in across north wales, west midlands, north west england so the isle of man and eastern counties of northern ireland. with that, we've got a little bit of mist around, some fog patches, and you could even find an odd patch of drizzle out there. still, for many on monday, aside for the cloud, most will have a bright and sunny start to the day, and what cloud forms will tend to melt away as the day goes by, so it will brighten up. a high chance of a few showers across central regions, perhaps over the pennines, the southern uplands, but warm in any sunshine, 17 degrees in glasgow, 18 degrees the top temperature in london. but then it gets a lot colder, particularly mid week on. there is a risk of some snow over the hills, and a small chance at lower levels. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... ukraine's military intelligence service is warning that russia is trying to split ukraine into two countries, as what happened in korea. it comes as refugees fleeing from the southern city of mariupol

a few showers across north wales and northern england as well. ng to start to turn a little bit cooler, 6—11 degrees. to the south of that, with some sunshine, we still keep some warmth. but the trend for this cooler feel arrives really from tuesday onwards as the wind direction changes and it drives that colder air a little bit further south. so, as you can see, from tuesday into wednesday, starting to get noticeably cooler with some outbreaks of rain at times. take care. today at 6: russia signals a shift in military strategy to the east of ukraine, as ukrainian troops counterattack around the capital, kyiv. with fierce fighting on the front lines, we report on the toll it's taking. and ukrainian troops have been able to achieve this against a much larger army, to achieve this against a much largerarmy, more to achieve this against a much larger army, more powerful army, and in place now they are notjust resisting. they are mounting a counterattack. fears of starvation in the beseiged city of mariupol as hundreds queue for food and water. presid

in north wales, i high of 20 degrees. north sea. temperatures struggled at 10 degrees in the middle part of the afternoon. and this low cloud will tend to push the end of the north sea over the next few hours, so it may well linger anywhere south of hull down into that south—east corner. at least that south—east corner. at least that will prevent temperatures from falling any lower than four, five, 6 degrees. cooler skies further east. west is best once again. the cloud should start to thin and breakin places for a glimpse of sunshine, but where it lingers again there is temperatures may well struggle. ten or 11 degrees out to be west once again, high teens not out of the question. as we close out sunday, it looks likely that high pressure starts to ease its grip a little, and allow in this weather front. that is going to bring in an increase in cloud generally across the country over the next few days, a lot of low cloud first thing in the morning, patchy mist and fog for men, and maybe a few showers across north wales, e

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchh of england, again, and southeast wales will be dry, feeling pleasant in the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: a 35—hour curfew under way in ukraine's capital as the mayor warns kyiv�*s at a difficult and dangerous moment. there is a real sense that the danger, the conflict, is coming closer, and a feeling now that nowhere is safe. amid the bombardment, a symbolic success as three eu leaders visit kyiv in a show of solid

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchling pleasant in the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. russia has launched its most deadly attack on western ukraine so far. it has struck a military base just 15 kilometres from the polish border. this is being seen as a warning to nato that in supplying

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchwill be dry, feeling pleasant in the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines: a35 a 35 hours curfew is under way in the ukrainian capital. the residence of kyiv are only allowed to leave their homes to go to an air raid shelter. the mayor said that the city is at a difficult and dangerous moment. ukraine's president has thanked leaders to travel to kyiv to meet him despite the continuing bombardment. the eu leaders said the main goal of the visit

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catch dry, feeling pleasant in the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. this week, we meet the middle men standing between you and your games console. we're letting off some steam and we have an amazing spider...man. hey, welcome, welcome, welcome! lara lewington, what is the craziest thing you've ever

capabilities in space and no england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales mainly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. still quite mild in the south at 12 degrees, but more widely, we're looking at top temperatures between 4 and 8 degrees. it will feel cold, particularly as the wind starts to pick up. now, through wednesday night, this band of rain, sleet and snow continues to move southwards. could be some wintry weather, especially over the hills in the south, but possibly even to low levels. and behind that band of rain, sleet and snow, a very cold and frosty start to thursday morning. there will be some icy stretches here and there. thursday, a day of sunny spells and wintry showers, the showers tending to push westwards as the day wears on. a keen north or northeasterly breeze just adding to a cold feel. top temperatures for many of us between 5 an

in the spring sunshine we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog, north—west wales, the warmest spotin north—westsunshine is on the way. it will become warmer, mostly dry, just a few isolated showers to watch out for is the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that's days to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler hour, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time we will then see temperatures rising significantly, high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now there is a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england, the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. we're skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire, particularly cold start to but a lovely start start of the day for most of you. lots of sunshine around patric

rain edging into north wales and parts of northern england first thing tomorrow morning but temperaturesday. here is the chances are going to wednesday. weather system continues to work its way northwards. we will have a bit more breeze as well because these western areas and even across scotland where the sun shines out. there will be more breeze around and that will make it feel a little bit chilly after that goal start. cut out rain and drizzle across wales, midland, southern england then pushes into northern england then pushes into northern england and northern ireland and stiffening to some southern parts of scotland it could be some quite murky of the hills. could see a little bit brightness breakthrough in the south—west, if they do 11 or 12 degrees, most places in single figures and we have got the sunshine still scotland more of a praise and a good feel chillier than today. that breeze then takes the cloud that breeze then takes the cloud patchy rain and drizzle across and all that i would have found one displaying weather front from the uk and a much milder start on thursday f

but the rain or drizzle towards the south does become more extensive, edging into north wales, partsmpared to the subzero temperatures, especially so across scotland as we start the new day. so here's the chart as we go into wednesday. our weather system continues to work its way northwards. we'll have a bit more breeze as well across these western areas and even across scotland where the sunshine's out. there will be more of a breeze around, that will make it feel a bit more chilly after that cold start. the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england, northern ireland through the morning and into the afternoon, through some southern parts of scotland. it's going to be quite murky over the hills. we could see a little bit of brightness breakthrough parts of wales and the southwest. if we do, 11—12 degrees. most places in single figures. whilst we've got the sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go throug

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catch the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe with a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime ministers of poland, the czech republic and slovenia are in kyiv to show solidarity with ukraine in the face of the russian invasion. the european leaders, who'd travelled by train, held a meeting with president zelensky. as fighting gets closer to the ukrainian capital, the city has been placed under a 35—hour curfew. the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko, has warned residents of "a dif

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catch's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: a 35—hour curfew under way in ukraine's capital as the mayor warns kyiv�*s at a difficult and dangerous moment. there is a real sense that the danger, the conflict, is coming closer, and a feeling now that nowhere is safe. amid the bombardment, a symbolic success as three eu leaders visit kyiv in a show of solidarity with president zelensky. you are fighting for your lives, yourfreedom, but we know yo

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchbe dry, feeling pleasant in the sunshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. all eyes on the fed, with the us central bank poised to raise interest rates as the world's biggest economy grapples against rising prices. deadline day for russia as moscow has hours to repay millions of dollars of debt or risk a default. cranking up the pressure on the kremlin — lithuania's president tells the b

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchthat with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe with a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... kyiv is under a 35—hour curfew. the city's mayor warns of a �*dangerous moment'. there is a real sense that the danger, the conflict is coming closer, and a feeling here now that nowhere is safe. russia claims it now controls the entire southern region of kherson, but residents continue their protests against the occupation. and a court in russia has fined the tv journalist who staged a protest against the war on prime time television.

some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, our band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories. a glimmer of hope for ukraine — in peace talks russia says it'll scale back military operations around the capital kyiv. translation: the ministry of defence of the russian . federation has taken the decision to drastically reduce combat operations in the kyiv and chernihiv areas in order to boost mutual trust. western leaders express doubts about russia's intentions. the us secretary of state says moscow continues to brutalise ukraine. at least five people have been killed in a shooting in israel — the third such attack in the past week. and queen elizabeth — out in public for the first time in weeks to commemorate the life of the duke

some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north walesnly dry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. to the north of that, sunny spells and wintry showers. to the south, some spells of sunshine, but increasing amounts of cloud, the odd shower. still quite mild in the south at 12 degrees, but more widely, we're looking at top temperatures between 4 and 8 degrees. it will feel cold, particularly as the wind starts to pick up. now, through wednesday night, this band of rain, sleet and snow continues to move southwards. could be some wintry weather, especially over the hills in the south, but possibly even to low levels. and behind that band of rain, sleet and snow, a very cold and frosty start to thursday morning. there will be some icy stretches here and there. thursday, a day of sunny spells and wintry showers, the showers tending to push w

bright, showers though come a greater chance in north wales, north of england on thursday, a sunshineh and as we go through the rest of the week, it looks like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government in ukraine has said more than 4,000 people were evacuated from front—line cities on monday through seven humanitarian corridors. the country's deputy prime minister said three other evacuation routes did not operate successfully. she accused russian forces of firing on civilians who were evacuating in the kyiv region. a large civilian convoy has left the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol following a number of failed attempts to set up humanitarian corridors forformal evacuations. they say civilian deaths have risen above 2000. the red cross is the situation is untenable and unbearable with little food and unbearable with little food and water, and no heating. america's national security advisor has told a leading chinese diplomat that the americans were watching very closely the extent

some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north wales and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, a band of cloud in the rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. to the north of that, sunny spells and wintry showers. to the south, some spells of sunshine, but increasing amounts of cloud, the odd shower. still quite mild in the south at 12 degrees, but more widely, we're looking at top temperatures between 4 and 8 degrees. it will feel cold, particularly as the wind starts to pick up. now, through wednesday night, this band of rain, sleet and snow continues to move southwards. could be some wintry weather, especially over the hills in the south, but possibly even to low levels. and behind that band of rain, sleet and snow, a very cold and frosty start to thursday morning. there will be some icy stretches here and there. thursday, a day of sunny spells and wintry showers, the showers tending to push westwards as the day wears on. a keen north or no

showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday. further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the search for cheap oil — india considers buying crude from russia at a discounted rate, as international supplies dry up. investors on edge as china sees a surge in covid cases, leading to international firms suspending operations in the region. and a fragmented internet — as western tech giants pull—out of russia, will moscow go it alone to create its own online network?

showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday and sunshine and showernorthern ireland. a bit chilly here, temperatures climbing again further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories: the battle for ukraine goes on: a russian strike on a block of flats in kyiv kills one person and injures 12. this is the nightmare for the city, more attacks like this, and, of course, they're vulnerable to missile strikes. but kyiv is big and it's sprawling, and the defenders have many advantages, which they're using. scenes of devastation in the southern port city of mariupol where food, water and heating are said to have become desperately scarce. an anti—war protester interrupts prime time news on russian state television, denouncing the conflict in ukraine.

rain clearing away from northern ireland, outbreaks of rain through scotland, northern england, north walest for much of wales and england, it's sunny spells and it'll feel a bit warmer. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm tim willcox. the war in ukraine comes to the door of nato and the eu. at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. the facility is used for training with nato instructors — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, it would likely change nato's stance on the conflict. translation: if he uses weapons of mass destruction, _ it will be a game—changer in the whole thing. because it will be dangerous not only for ukraine,

a few showers across north wales and northern england as well. le bit cooler, 6—ii degrees. to the south of that, with some sunshine, we still keep some warmth. but the trend for this cooler feel arrives really from tuesday onwards as the wind direction changes and it drives that colder air a little bit further south. so, as you can see, from tuesday into wednesday, starting to get noticeably cooler with some outbreaks of rain at times. take care. hello, and welcome. i'm shaun ley, and this is the programme which brings together leading columnists from the uk with foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to the folks back home from the dateline london. here in the studio are isabel hilton, founder of china dialogue and a columnist in british newspapers. jeff mcallister is a trained lawyer and former white house correspondent and head of time magazine's london bureau. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film—maker whose independent tv station in russia has been taken off the air.

and mist and fog expanding through the night and she was breaking up across northern england and north walesskies could mean it could get quite cold. tomorrow, low cloud, mist and fog to contend with and showers across parts of northern england and northern ireland. elsewhere, some sunshine and some rain in the channel islands and south—west later of england. 18 in the sunniest spots. through the week, it will be colder by day and night and there will be some rain, sleet and snow for some. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories: the us government tries to clarify president biden's comments about vladimir putin remaining in power, saying it is not america'sjob to force him out. as you know, and as you've heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia, or anywhere else for that matter. as the destruction of ukraine continues, president zelensky urges western countries to supply more planes, tanks, and missile defence systems. ukrainian military intelligence says moscow may be attempting

sunday were not quite as high as saturday but still not bad in the spring sunshine, 15 degrees in north—west walesng showers on the way it will become warmer, mostly dry but a few isolated cells to watch out for as the week goes by. high—pressure still dominating the picture and that will stay to the east of us. a girl of cloud associated with a pool of cooler air and that has showers within it. what happens over the next few days is that area of cool air pulls northwards taking the showers away but at the same time we will then start to see temperatures rise, significantly, high teens even low 20s over the next few days. right now there is a risk of seeing an odd shower brushing the eastern coast of england, the eastern coast of england, the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain and should keep the frost at bay. this goes for most of scotland england and wales will allow for widespread frost. temperatures on —6 in aberdeenshire where it is a cold start to the day but a lovely sight of the day for most of you with a lot of sunshine around. adequate extending in from the so

some wet weather in northern england, some snow mixing in up over the pennines, bit of rain into north walesdry start with some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, but equally some spells of sunshine. now, our band of cloud, rain, sleet and snow will continue to push southwards, most of the snow over high ground, but we could see some to low levels. to the north of that, sunny spells and wintry showers. to the south, some spells of sunshine, but increasing amounts of cloud, the odd shower. still quite mild in the south at 12 degrees, but more widely, we're looking at top temperatures between 4 and 8 degrees. it will feel cold, particularly as the wind starts to pick up. now, through wednesday night, this band of rain, sleet and snow continues to move southwards. could be some wintry weather, especially over the hills in the south, but possibly even to low levels. and behind that band of rain, sleet and snow, a very cold and frosty start to thursday morning. there will be some icy stretches here and there. thursday, a day of sunny spells and wintry showers, the showers tending to push westwards

showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday.tures climbing again further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines... russia is continuing to bombard cities across ukraine. in the capital, kyiv, air strikes have been getting closer to the centre of the city. one missile hit a block of flats, killiing one person and injuring 12. talks between russian and ukrainian representatives will resume again later. authorities in the key port city of mariupol say that civilian deaths have risen above 2,000, and mass graves have been dug to bury the dead. the international red cross said the situation inside the city was untenable and unbearable, with little food and water, and no heating. the main evening news on russia's flagship channel one has been disrupted by a protest against the war on ukraine. a woman ran behind the newsreader, carrying a sign with the text, "no war. don't bel

early ring clearing from northern ireland, outbreaks of rain through north wales, showers in southernd the globe. i'm tim willcox. our top stories. the war in ukraine comes to the door of nato and the eu. at least 35 are killed in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. ukraine says foreign instructors have previously worked there — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass destruction in ukraine —it would likely change nato�*s stance on the conflict. translation: if he uses weapons of mass destruction, _ it will be a game changer in the whole thing.

northern ireland and a few showers follow, outbreaks of rain for scotland, northern england and north wales england, sunny spells tomorrow, it will not be as windy, it will feel warmer. a touch of frost into tuesday morning, a few fog patches to the south and more wind and rain coming into the north of scotland as the day goes on. cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells. feels warmer, especially in south—east england after the early fog. couple of weather systems combine wednesday with rain, moving southwards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. on wednesday, a greater chance of more places seeing rain, but after that with high pressure arriving, chilly nights but fine days with sunny spells. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked an

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchhine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. this is bbc news: i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. under a curfew and under attack — loud explosions are heard in the ukrainian capital kyiv as residents are told not to be out in public. nato�*s to draw up new plans to deter russia: its defence ministers meet later for the first time since the invasion. president biden signs off on a bill with over $13 billion of help for the ukraine. fro

through the afternoon, some parts of northern england, north wales, maybe the north midlands could catchnshine. and it's that sunshine which really takes over over the days ahead. it does mean that with clear skies into friday morning, frosty and in places, foggy start, most prone across wales, the southwest and the midlands. some of the fog lingering for a while, but overall, actually, more of you seeing blue skies overhead. temperatures of around 10—15 celsius. warm spring sunshine, a quite strong spring sunshine at that, which will continue into the weekend, maybe a small chance of one or two showers for southern england late on sunday. take care. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: kyiv is under a 35—hour curfew, the city's mayor warns of a dangerous moment. there is a real sense that the danger, the conflict, is coming closer, nowhere is safe. president biden signs off a spending bill with over $13 billion of help for ukraine and says he'll be at an emergency nato summit in europe next week. and a court in moscow fines the journali

a few showers across north wales and northern england as well. sunshine, we still keep some warmth. but the trend for this cooler feel arrives really from tuesday onwards as the wind direction changes and it drives that colder air a little bit further south. so, as you can see, from tuesday into wednesday, starting to get noticeably cooler with some outbreaks of rain at times. take care. it is chris and laura in the same studio. adam come as you know, if you've been listening on bbc sounds, still trying to shake off coded, and hold up in stunning towers. i can brin: ou hold up in stunning towers. i can bring you some _ hold up in stunning towers. i can bring you some breaking - hold up in stunning towers. i can bring you some breaking news. just sent a pitcher of his negative covid test. . —— he will be in the building tomorrow, doing friday's newscast and then back here next week doing the telly version as well as the podcast version. so, laura, we should talk about, obviously the context remains colossal with what is happening internationally i

showery rain moving across scotland into parts of northern england, north wales and the midlands whereasme folk for wales and england to start friday with a slight frost. plenty of sunshine to come. showers in the northern and western isles, and initially for wales and england in the sunshine, temperatures hitting upwards, the warmth becoming more widespread over the weekend, nikes are still fairly chilly, plenty of sunshine out there, and increasingly stiff easterly wind making it feel cooler along east facing coast. —— coasts. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. seeking solutions — nato defence ministers meet to discuss ukraine, for the first time since the russia invasion. the world is condemning this senseless war and we are united in our support to ukraine. under curfew and under attack — smoke billowing above the ukrainian capital this morning, as residents are told not to be out in public. twenty thousand people flee the beseiged city of mariupol — while 400 are described as "like hostages" inside a hospital, with staff and patients, t

area of low cloud tends to expand and we see some showers breaking out across northern england and north wales will be relatively chilly with temperatures getting down to around freezing. milder where we have more cloud. tomorrow, the area of high pressure that's been with us for so long shows signs of loosening its grip and that will allow things to slowly turn a bit more unsettled. so we'll have these showers across parts of northern england, the isle of man, potentially into south—eastern parts of northern ireland. cloud pushing up from the south bringing rain for the channel islands, the odd shower for the south—west of england and wales. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. temperatures up to 16 or 17 although quite chilly for the eastern coast. tuesday, a lot of cloud at this stage. the chance of showers to the south, some of them heavy. some showers breaking out further north as well add signs of those beginning to turn wintry across scotland as some colder air starts to tuck in. that's a sign of things to come. as we move into wednesday, this weather front is going to push furthersouth,

showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday and sunshine and showeragain further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for