mostly across north—west england by the end of the night.ngland by the end of the night. prolonged rainforsome. some rain into north—west scotland. clear skies overnight across eastern england. saturday morning, scattered showers and early morning. one or two drifting into the midlands. eastern part still mainly dry with sunny spells though showers will break out. persistent rain in north—west england. it will take much of the morning to clear to showers. showers into western parts of scotland. they will break out elsewhere. rain in north—west england beginning to ease into the afternoon. cloud building elsewhere. a chance for hale and thunder. the winter quite light. some sunshine in between and quite pleasant. so was around for a time on saturday evening and then they will die away. a reach of high pressure on saturday morning. in scotland and northern ireland and especially a touch of frost to begin the day on sunday. some cloud around, most of us will see sunshine at some stage. the winds are again light and sunny spells will make it fee

west and north and parts of wet and and northern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the rthern wales will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. es will be in the west and north and parts of wet before the weekend. things be wet before the weekend. things will turn milder on saturday night into sunday in the - warm into sunday in the broad, warm sector with isobars on the charter and it will be windy and that will bea and it will be windy and that will be a feature of the weekend, a blustery weekend. the rain will be in the north and west with not too much getting across to the east. by the afternoon temperatures in double figures quite rightly. 10 degrees in figures guite rightly. mam-geeeg or 15 figures guite rightly. mam-geeeg or15 in. —— london. hello and welcome to 100 days. president donald trump's second travel ban goes the way of the first — blocked by us courts. the order stopping arrivals from six mainly muslim countries has been halted by federal judges on the grounds of religious discrimination. the president attacksjudicial

the jet stream north—west of scotland. and mild as well. jet stream pushing those weather fronts to the west. quite windy across scotland. tuesday in particular will be a very windy day across the northern half scotland. very strong winds. we could see gales of 260 or 70 mars bar. —— of up gales of 260 or 70 mars bar. —— of up to 60 or 70 mph. gales of 260 or 70 mars bar. —— of up to 60 or70 mph. i gales of 260 or 70 mars bar. —— of up to 60 or 70 mph. i will change the scene a little bit and show you what is happening across the north atla ntic what is happening across the north atlantic and north america. these are actually storms that are developing off the north—east coast of the united states. we had a look at that yesterday. we were forecasting a nasty snowstorm for new york. that remains the case. there could be some disruption of travel. that jet stream there could be some disruption of travel. thatjet stream is pushing these lows towards the north—west. what they are doing, with the wind spinning around, they are scooping up spinni

so, as we move through the day, cloudier conditions towards the north—west, sweeping south—eastwards,ds, parts of wales later on in the day. the south—east of england and east anglia remaining largely dry with plenty of sunshine and temperatures here around about 16 degrees or so. also, further north, for scotland and for northern ireland, it's a decent—looking, mostly dry day, with some spells of sunshine. so light winds for most of us. as we move through monday evening, there will be some rain across the north of scotland, turning quite breezy here too, whereas elsewhere across the country it is remaining largely dry. but as we move through into tuesday, what we are going to see is this frontal system trying to push from the north—west towards the south—east. that's going to introduce windy conditions from the atlantic. so some brisk winds, particularly across northern parts of scotland, where we could see gusts of 60 to 70 mph. further south across the country, it is a cloudier sort of day compared to monday, but still mild. 14 of 15 degrees in the south, and we'll see some bluster

england and heading into scotla nd north—west england and heading into scotland as well. ar north—east of scotla nd south and east. the far north—east of scotland will be dry. quite chilly here. milderfurther of scotland will be dry. quite chilly here. milder further south but the price you pay is quite a bit of rain per scotland. dry spells for northern ireland. rain to north—west england, west wales will see quite a bit of rain and fringing into cornwall. but in the east, having a lot of dry weather. quite muggy. it is nothing compared to the warmth which will waft into parts of the southeast and east anglia on thursday on the southerly breeze. somebody will reach 20 or even 2! here. further north and west it will be progressively cooler, mid—teens is probably the best. rain around once more. pushing up through the irish sea to west wales, north—west england. northern ireland and scotla nd england. northern ireland and scotland seeing some dry weather, not as fresh in the breeze and not as warm as it will be further ease. the rain will head eastwards in the day and push

corner very across the north—west corner very windy with daylesford north—west scotla nd windy with daylesfordth—west scotland and also longer spells of rain with wintry over the higher grounds, temperatures will fall away. windy start to monday across scotla nd away. windy start to monday across scotland with gales from time, some sunshine, this weather front will provide a damp and soggy day for much of england and wales. to the north and the west bright with blustery showers and heel and thunder, some sunshine in between but it will feel chilly, single—digit values, just about double figures across the south than the east, by tuesday, wednesday it's called for all with a mixture of sunshine and showers. some snow at lower levels across the north. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the organisation representing nhs trusts in england has warned that frontline services won't be able to meet performance targets set by the government over the next year. detectives from the homicidal and major crime command have arrested a 33—year—old man on the suspicion of the murder o

standing water in north—west england. to the west and north—west england. of the morning before the rain in north—west england eases to showers going into the afternoon. showers racking out elsewhere and some will be heavy with the risk of hail and thunder with any small moving. it looks like an improvement gradually through the afternoon. northern ireland, western scotland and western fringes of england and wales. in sunny spells it will not feel too bad. saturday evening the showers fading. mainly dry on saturday night and sunday morning. quite a chilly start on sunday morning compared to recent mornings. a touch of frost possible across the northern half of the uk. some cloud around on sunday but good sunny spells and the vast majority have been a dry day with light winds and feeling pleasant in the sunshine. a few spots getting a warmer. the boat races on sunday so it is looking fine and quite calm as well. the weather should not be causing too many dramas. enjoy the action. at the start of next week, weather fronts coming through and once they push the

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generally, it will be dry apart from the far north—west of scotland.olds firm towards the south. weather fronts do start to move into the north—west though and you can see the isobars blustery weather here as well. towards the north—west of the country, yes, we will see rain at times to end the week, but the further south and east you are, we will hold on to the largely dry weather. hello it's monday, it's 9.00am, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. this morning: could cancer sniffing dogs save lives and millions of pound of nhs money? i want to tell you something extraordinary with pioneering change on how we diagnose cancer and people living with serious leader iain duncan smith calls with serious for the nhs to roll out pioneering research on the issue. and he meets some of the people whose lives have also been saved by dogs trained to spot signs of diabetes. iam going i am going to go to bed and my husband doesn't have to worry

it'll cloud overfrom the north and west . rain continues to north and west as rain continues to fall or so in aberdeen to 12-13 in range of 7 or so in aberdeen to 12—13 in london area. through the evening, on into saturday morning, it is still pretty cloudy and grey, outbreaks of rain and afair cloudy and grey, outbreaks of rain and a fair number of isobars in the chart. it'll be breezy to take us into the weekend. the wind will be a key feature of things through the weekend. a blustery breeze bringing rain. most of the rain weekend. a blustery breeze bringing rain. most of the - rain will rain. most of the weekend rain will be out towards the west of the uk. be outtnwafifihmvestfiftte$ consequently be outtnwe°dsatheflestthe$ consequently the east should be a so consequently the east should be a bit drier. a reminder of our main story: theresa may has rejected the call for a second referendum on scottish independence. and that's all from the bbc news at six. goodbye from me. the west of the uk. top temperatures on sunday in the south—east are hello. this is bbc news. the headlines now: t

a bit more cloud as we move north across northern parts of wales, north—west england, too, perhaps aut some bright, bright spells in between that cloud, and temperatures first thing around about seven or eight degrees. so, as we move through the day, cloudier conditions towards the north—west, sweeping south—eastwards, so slightly cloudier skies for the midlands, parts of wales later on in the day. the south—east of england and east anglia remaining largely dry, with plenty of sunshine, and temperatures here around about 16 degrees or so. also, further north, for scotland and northern ireland, it is a decent—looking, mostly dry day, with spells of sunshine. so light winds for most of us. as we move through monday evening, there will be some rain across the north of scotland, turning quite breezy here, too, whereas elsewhere across the country it is remaining dry. but as we move through into tuesday, what we are going to see is this frontal system trying to push from the north—west towards the south—east. that is going to introduce windy conditions from the atlantic. so some brisk win

cold to start tuesday, one of two pockets of frost across the north—west of scotland. the day. there will be some showers that the wells and south—west and the showers will move their way northwards. some sunny spells for england and wales for the afternoon but a cloudy day for most of scotla nd afternoon but a cloudy day for most of scotland and a cooler day as a result. further north—west of scotland, north and west of the great glen, potentially think the best of any sunshine and temperatures. shari pushing into the north—west. —— showery rain. some of them could be heavy and a rumbling of thunder. it will still feel quite warm, temperatures around the mid—teens to up to 20 celsius at best. the breeze will pick up across the south—west into tuesday evening and the next band of organised rain will be spilling up across many northern and western parts of the uk. the south—east escaped it and stays dry. into wednesday, looking u nsettled. stays dry. into wednesday, looking unsettled. as you can see, a cloudy affair. top temperatures around 15 01’ affair. top temperatur

rain at lower levels in the north—west that is lower levels in the north—west that |s 1:c*t |ts lowerthwards is pushing its way ever southwards eastwards. 13 degrees around the top is pushing its way ever southwards eastwards. 1 in egrees around the top is pushing its way ever southwards eastwards. 1 in the res around the top is pushing its way ever southwards eastwards. 1 in the london nd the top is pushing its way ever southwards eastwards. 1 in the london area, l top temperature in the london area, closed 8—9 for glasgow. looking toward the weekend, the wind will be a key feature. there will be rain, too, but most of that war for the western side of the uk. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at nine: the uk government rejects calls for a scottish independence referendum before brexit — theresa may says "now is not the time". right now we should be working together, not pulling apart. we should be working together to get the right deal for scotland and the uk. as tensions increase between the two leaders, nicola sturgeon says that westminster must respect scotland's

metro regions, north 'west air it's transitioning into heavier snowfall. ok at that heavy rain through southern maryland that's progressing north and west. as it does it will drop heavier snow once it makes it through transition zone. 4 current number z.c.. colder north and west. temperatures in 20s and 30s. surface temperatures are cold. very quick look at -- well we'll do the 7 day forecast in a bit. first going to erin como for a check of traffic. >> 5:308 now mike we start you with a look at 95 northbound coming from virginia. dale city past this point route 1 through ewington several crashes reported blocking shoulder and you can see all lanes crowded through the trees there if you comma around the curve. this is the the problem across the mixing bowl. 95 northbound a crash by duke street norm of duke street across blocking right shoulder. also another crash where struck spun out hov lane as you approach sterlington. right now no traffic hov lane as they tow the truck to flip sideways out of the road there main lanes moving okay and hov lanes blocked.

keeping most of the rain to the north—west but also keeping us in mostly warm air. t week, but many will be dry and it will be warmer i think, particularly the further south and east we go. soap or a good few of us, it is a bright outlook. we will update you again tomorrow.

west in the uk. in the east, they will fade. north seaton of aberdeenshire in the northern isles. rural spots, widespread ground frost tomorrow. 0ne this in rural spots, widespread ground frost tomorrow. one or two fog patches around. you can see the extent of the fine weather as we go into tuesday morning. chilly start, that good and sunny spells. showers in north—west scotland but not many in the afternoon, and some rain in shetland. wet weather coming in from the west. not much progress into scotla nd the west. not much progress into scotland at this stage but across northern ireland with a freshening breeze by apm, a wet end to the day. fine end for northern england, the midlands. wales and south—west england, you get the breeze picking up, cloud moving in and aspects of rain. east anglia south east england, you hold onto the fine weather at this stage. like wind in comparison. temperatures 7—10. if you are snug at the end of the day and not yet wet, tomorrow evening —— if you are smug. especially in scotland. sales in north—west scotla nd scotland. sales in north—west scotlan

a cloudy affair, outbreaks of rain in the north and west, some heavy. t area of low pressure scoots nearby. but an unsettled theme in thursday as well, northern and western areas seeing most of the weather fronts, outbreaks of rain here. but for the south—east we will be tapping into some warm air off the continent. so actually, thursday afternoon could be quite warm, potentially the warmest day of the year so far. highs of 20 or 21 celsius, but cooler across the north and the west, with outbreaks of rain. into friday, that cooler air will be spreading to most areas. it is a day of sunshine and showers, i think quite breezy, too. temperatures of 13 to around 16 or 17, and turning cooler into the weekend. cyclone debbie has made landfall in the australian state of queensland. strong winds and heavy rains are battering the coast. thousands of residents have been evacuated, leaving homes sand—bagged and boarded up. hundreds of syrian rebels and their families have the anti—apartheid hero ahmed kathrada has died after a brief illness. kathrada, who was 87—ye

in between, there was cloud. 7 degrees in the north west. a high of i7 degrees in the north west. showers over higher ground in scotland. it will be quite cold. colder than recently. cold eneughfor some icy cold. colder than recently. cold enough for some icy patches cold. colder than recently. cold enoughfor some icy patches in enough for some icy patches in northern scotland along with some snow showers. it is quite further snow showers. it is quite wet in the south and west of scotla nd wet in the south and west of scotland and quite wet to start the day northern ireland. across wales south west, a decent start. variable 3-41? gig a? qiiigi 51511251514; and 3-41? 5551 5 555551 515115515515 and spells of. a bright and cloud and spells of. a bright and breezy style. it will cloud over from the north and west through the morning into the afternoon. it will quite wet to the north west of take quite wet to the north west of england and wales as well. top temperatures down on today's values. friday, driver cloudy. rain in the some will get east of the evening. some will get east of t

a coating for areas north and west of philadelphia. there could slick spots on the back roads north and west of philadelphia, first thing tomorrow morning, overall on a scale of one to ten, this is just a one. 45 degrees in philadelphia today. close to 50 in the south. upper 0s to the northwest. cloudy skies and a few showers. overnight tonight, snow showers developing a coating north and west, 32 in reading, 36 in philadelphia and close to 40 degrees for the delaware bay region, as well as the jersey shore. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the first day of spring is monday. that's actually going to feel like spring. 45 today. 48 and partly sunny and breezy tomorrow. 53 milder for monday, tuesday, not too bad at all. 57 degrees, combination of sun and clouds. cold shot wednesday, 40, one and done, next weekend temperatures in the 50s not bad. >> after this weekend are we done? >> reporter: i could see a chilly day or two around, i don't think we'll be going through what we went through last week. it's going to be better. >>

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showers in north—west scotland ease into the afternoon, we keep rain in shetland, gradually we bringe uk but it isa into western parts of the uk but it is a slow process. not in scotland by the end of the afternoon, some rain initially in northern ireland to any happier and more persistent later. perhaps not even at this stage, it might take until the evening. and clouding up and get some outbreaks of rain reaching into parts of wales and south—west england, turning heavier later. but for the north of england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, a fine afternoon with the wind freshening in western parts as the main moves in. the wet weather moves gradually further east tomorrow evening, some hill snow in the north showing up in scotland in particular. gales across the north west of scotland continuing on wednesday with showers, breezy in the south and outbreaks of rain on wednesday gradually clearing. elsewhere some sunny spells to be had and temperatures just creeping into double figures. the mild appeal continues on thursday and friday as we ta ke continues on thursday an

and very heavy rain to the south, very heavy rain to the north and west. in te sleet line flirting with the city, heavy snow to the north and west and then it starts top wind up, rap up and move off to the north late tomorrow afternoon. so expected snow totals, it is a very large amount of difference from the north to the south. 16 to 24-inches lehigh valley up into the poconos. a good 12 to 16-inches for northern western areas of philadelphia and then you collapse all the way down to nothing to the south. in fact, millville bridgeton, these areas may wash away to rain so these numbers really don't mean anything 'cause it's going to happen on the onset and then they wash away but four to 8-inches in this pink zone, eight to 12 anywhere between wilmington woodbury cherry hill, williamstown lansdale exton and doylestown. that is your 12 to 16-inches including trenton but again depending on that sleet line this could move to the north a little bit or this could push to the south a little bit and that's something we'll continue to iron out late tonight as well

, drier in the north—west and sunnier in general through the got better and better. we have sunshine this weekend as well but we started the new month with some april showers, they fade overnight and it should be fine on sunday. showers from the start across the west of england in england and wales, through the day they could appear almost anywhere, heavy and thundery. some sunshine in between the showers and with light winds it should feel warm although temperatures a little lower on friday, shot was pushed down across north—western parts of the uk, across northern ireland and further into scotland's heavy ones, a rush of sunshine and showers across england and wales, coastal areas perhaps seeing fewer showers, arriving across east anglia in the afternoon, the highest temperatures in the south—west, up to 16 degrees. overnight it will turn chilly, these of the numbers in cities, in the countryside a pinch of frost across scotla nd countryside a pinch of frost across scotland and northern ireland. it will get warmer in the sunshine, a nice day

a bit more cloud as we move north across northern parts of wales, north—west england, too, perhaps and, variable amounts of cloud, but some bright, bright spells in between that cloud, and temperatures first thing around about seven or eight degrees. so, as we move through the day, cloudier conditions towards the north—west, sweeping south—eastwards, so slightly cloudier skies for the midlands, parts of wales later on in the day. the south—east of england and east anglia remaining largely dry, with plenty of sunshine, and temperatures here around about 16 degrees or so. also, further north, for scotland and northern ireland, it is a decent—looking, mostly dry day, with spells of sunshine. so light winds for most of us. as we move through monday evening, there will be some rain across the north of scotland, turning quite breezy here, too, whereas elsewhere across the country it is remaining dry. but as we move through into tuesday, what we are going to see is this frontal system trying to push from the north—west towards the south—east. that is going to introduce windy conditions from

heavy snowfall accumulation is likely along the i-95 corridor and areas to the north and west. rong winds, beach erosion another big concern. expect the snowfalls with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> lots to keep an eye on. and now to reporter christie ileto live in north philadelphia with a look at how folks are getting ready what's expected to be quite a storm. christie. >> reporter: we have time before the first flake falls, but a lot of people aren't taking chances. they are getting out here early. whether that is at the hardware store or the supermarket, people are stocking up ahead of the storm. >> right now it's very crowded. snowstorm coming, everybody getting ready for it >> first came in, no carts available. >> reporter: a maze of shopping carts at the shop right ahead of a nor'easter that's 36 hours away. >> i like snow. >> reporter: not everyone feels the same way. >> we got like snow, cookies, we got a bunch of snacks. >> i have to be prepared. i have kids. i have to be prepared. they're going to want snacks, going to want to eat. >> reporter: eight stores la

could see the odd pocket of frost, though, across the north—west corner of scotland. rd go across the south—west for tuesday morning. a bit of sunshine through the midlands and the south—east. more in the way of cloud across northern areas but a line of showers will continue to northwards and eastwards as the afternoon wears on, some of them could pep up to be quite heavy. a cloudier day i think for much of scotland than what we've seen of late through the afternoon. probably the best of any sunshine across this sheltered north—west highlands corner, where we could see some pretty decent temperatures. but a cooler feel to things. some rain getting into awards dumfries and galloway. for northern ireland, scattered showers, some sunshine. some of the showers could be heavy with a rumble of thunder, and that's also the case for much of northern england and in towards the midlands. but there will be some good sunny spells through the midlands eastwards and that really will boost temperatures again, up to 18—20 celsius. the breeze, though, more of a feature across the south

but a fine start for most, early showers in the north—west scotla nd early showers in the north—weste west and a weather system coming in here. it will not make too much progress into scotland until the evening but it will bring rain and field mill for a time. and it remains across northern ireland for the afternoon. the rain heading into cornwall and devon at this stage and into south and west wales as well as company by freshening wind. 10 degrees in london but most parts of the uk seeing seven, nine celsius. we ta ke the uk seeing seven, nine celsius. we take that main east across the rest of the uk during tuesday evening and night, some snow on the tops of the hills but especially into scotland. the bulk of that is gone on wednesday. some is sunny spells of voting elsewhere, quite a blustery day especially in the north of scotland. on thursday a fine start for most but now we take this weather front with cloud and outbreaks of rain lost during the day. a warm front, the leading edge of milderairso day. a warm front, the leading edge of milder air so starting to bring in through t

not too cold to start tuesday, one or two pockets of frost across the north—west of scotland. oss wales and the south—west and the showers will move their way northwards. some sunny spells for england and wales through the afternoon, but a cloudier day for most of scotland, and a cooler day as a result. though the north—west of scotland, certainly north and west of the great glen, potentially seeing the best of any sunshine and temperatures. showery rain pushing into the south—west. for northern ireland, for northern england, the midlands, scattering of showers here, and some of them could be heavy, and maybe a rumbling of thunder. further south and east in the sunshine, it will still feel quite warm, temperatures around the mid—teens to up to 20 celsius, i think, at best. the breeze will pick up across the south—west into tuesday evening. the next band of rain, more organised rain, will be spilling up across many northern and western parts of the uk. i think the south—east escaping it, and staying dry. into wednesday, looking unsettled. as you can see, a cloudy affair. outbrea

in the sunshine, with the light winds, north wales and north west england could see 17 degrees. east, but it will be dry, with sunshine, a nice day. and another usable day into sunday. by that stage, the clocks go forward an hour, less time in bed, but the sun is coming up later and going down later so sunshine to last until eight o'clock. north to south. we should see sunshine on sunday as well. but on balance, we see more cloud on saturday and plenty of sunshine in western areas, in the north west of scotland, we could see the highest temperature, possibly 17. 13 and 14 the highest temperature, possibly 17.13 and 14 for the highest temperature, possibly 17. 13 and 14 for most. we still have that nagging breeze in the south, they do say and —— a wind from the east is no good to man or beast. so good weather, a bit chilly by night. more for you in half an hour. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown at westminster, as the first picture emerges of the man who carried the terror attack. this is khalid masood as a teenager. police say he used a number of aliases, and appeal to the public f

she was clipping north—west scotland. not many clipping north—west scotland.and we would get cold and breaks of rain arriving across some western areas into the afternoon. but for scotland. still fine for most of us. the breeze will freshen in the west. for northern ireland we will have outbreaks of rain by the end of the afternoon but it is more likely in the evening that will turn heavier with the breeze picking up. willis and south—west england getting some outbreaks of rain but for northern england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, a light breeze, good dose of sunshine and temperatures topped out at around seven or 11 census. if you are driving into the evening, not by the end of the evening because the room is moving from west to east as we go through the evening. some snow in the scottish hills. but much of the wet weather left on wednesday. showery north—west scotland with gales breezing to the south. many other areas just one gales breezing to the south. many other areasjust one or gales breezing to the south. many other areas just one or

northern ireland, north—west england and scotland. some heavy rain over the hills too. be a very mild night. into tomorrow though, and heading to the south—east and east anglia, where there may be early sunshine we have this band of cloud that could bring showers eastwards. hit—and—miss and many places will be dry. quickly it should be drying off, in the south—west of england, we have the rain in western parts of wales, through the irish sea, still wet start for northern ireland, cumbria, lancashire, the pennines the and rain in scotland. more rain for the southern uplands. that focus of wet weather shifts to scotland, away from wales, away from north—west england and northern ireland, but turning wetter across central and northern scotland. elsewhere but for one 01’ northern scotland. elsewhere but for one or two northern scotland. elsewhere but for one 01’ two showers northern scotland. elsewhere but for one or two showers it should brighten up. sunshine round and although we have fresher air, 15—17 degrees should feel plea isn't a. showers for northern ireland, just

areas north and west of philadelphia. when, we're going to start overnight tonight into late tuesday and the snow will not completely clear until early wednesday. we can expect heavy snowfall. in fact very quickly as far as accumlaugs concerned. overnight into tuesday. poor visibility. wind gusts could top out at 65, 75 miles per hour. we're talking about tropical storm force winds. coming up we'll talk what to expect as far as the snowstorm is concerned. some airlines are offering waivers. >>> meanwhile happening today bucks county is starting a citize citizens academy program to show you what to do. free program will focus on basic training deputies must complete in order to join the department. >>> preventing homelessness will be the focus of hearing at philadelphia city counsel today. family impacted by housing problems will testify and groups that help the homeless will offer solutions such as short-term financial assistance, rent and utility help. >>> another cold one out there this morning. quickly go over monday b

a bit more cloud as we move north across northern parts of wales, north—west england as well, perhapst some bright, bright spell in between that cloud and temperatures first thing a roundabout at the 08 degrees. so as we move through the day, cloudy conditions towards the north—west, sweeping south eastwards, so slightly cloudier skies for the midlands, parts of wales later on in the day. the south—east of england and east anglia remaining largely dry with plenty of sunshine and temperatures here around 16 degrees or so. also further north scotland and northern ireland, it is a decent looking, mostly dry day with spells of sunshine. so light winds for most of us. as we move through monday evening there will be some rain across the north of scotland, turning quite pretty here as well. whereas elsewhere across the country it is remaining dry. but as we move through into tuesday what we are going to see is this frontal system trying to push the north—west was the south—east. that is going to introduce windy conditions from the atlantic. so some risk conditions in scotland, we could see g

we will see rain moving away from wales towards north—west england up towards north—west england up towardsarts of northern ireland but across a good part of england and wales, as it brightens up, we get sunshine and it will get much warmer and a possible 22 degrees on thursday afternoon. on friday, we still have rain around, mainly close to that low pressure, running away from northern ireland, wales, heading across north—west england and into scotland. the weather front very weak, not much rain in the south—east at all. slightly fresher aircoming in behind south—east at all. slightly fresher air coming in behind that but also, some lovely sunshine. hello and welcome to a special edition of 100 days — i'm christian fraser live from westminster on this the day, the british government begins the process of leaving the european union. an official hand delivered letter to the eu formally triggers a two year countdown to brexit. this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back. britain is leading the european union. so here it is. the president of the eu says his priority is t

it is clearly up in the north and the north—west and the north—east where things are hardest hit todayng public as well and their plans don't allow for that. why is it unsafe? it's unsafe because if you take any incident, it is normally the driver who is first incapacitated. if you're ona who is first incapacitated. if you're on a driver—only operation who is going to move the travelling public to safety? we only have to look at an incident two weeks ago where there was an incident and one of our guards led 125 members to safetiment our guards know they have 35 different aspects of their training. they know if there is any live rail and 27,000 volts running above their heads and they know the safety communications are. they have had a maximum six hours training. 0ur guards have two weeks training minimum. the independent rail regulator looked into this and said the trains are safe. so why, they‘re independent, why is it you‘re disagreeing? is this you guys worried about jobs? it depends what their understanding of independent is. you can have a difference of what the independent view i

some brightness to the north and west. some snow over higher ground. rtainly cold on tuesday. there will be wintry showers in the north and west. 0vernight frosts will make a return as well. keep tuned to the weather forecast. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 5pm: police are hunting a man over the murder of a one—year—old boy in north london. the toddler's twin sister has been critically injured. i would like to urge the help of the general public in the search for the following man. he is bidhya sagar das, a 33—year—old male of asian heritage. another warning over health service funding — a leading nhs executive says many trusts will struggle us intelligence chiefs reject claims! that donald trump's presidential campaign team colluded with russia. to the rock and roll legend chuck berry. former president barack 0bama leads the tributes to the star,

could see the odd pocket of frost, though, across the north—west corner of scotland. ause skies will remain clear here. so we've got showers from the word go across the south—west for tuesday morning. a bit of sunshine through the midlands and the south—east. more in the way of cloud across northern areas, but a line of showers will continue to northwards and eastwards as the afternoon wears on. some of them could pep up to be quite heavy. a cloudier day i think for much of scotland than what we've seen of late through the afternoon. probably the best of any sunshine across this sheltered north—west highlands corner, where we could see some pretty decent temperatures, but a cooler feel to things. some rain getting in towards dumfries and galloway. for northern ireland, scattered showers, some sunshine. some of the showers could be heavy with a rumble of thunder, and that is also the case for much of northern england and in towards the midlands. but there will be some good sunny spells through the midlands eastwards, and that really will boost temperatures again, up to

a nice day in belfast with some sunshine, but the north—west of scotla nd sunshine, but the north—westhrough the week, the weather will remain more u nsettled the weather will remain more unsettled across the northern half of scotland. in the south that should be fine but scotland will be under the influence of low pressure and stronger wind. on tuesday we are talking about gales blasting their way through the north of scotland. for the rest of the uk its variable amounts of cloud and still relatively mild. 14 in london and in the teens in newcastle as well. she states another dry day —— wednesday another dry day. this week we won't be using our umbrellas very much at all. have a good day. this is bbc news. the headlines at two. the brexit secretary urges mps to back the bill for exiting the eu, to pave the way for the triggering of article 50. what we can't have is the... either house of parliament reversing the decision of the british people. senior mps warned the government it must have a plan for brexit negotiations ending without a deal. it's notjust for the government to prepare

breezy in the far north—west.etails on the weather through the week ahead when you live on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:00pm. the brexit secretary urges mps to back the bill for exiting the eu, to pave the way for the triggering of article 50. what we can't have is either house of parliament reversing the decision of the british people. the iraqi army continues to make gains against so—called islamic state. we've heard three car bombs going on in the distance, we've also had a lot incoming mortar fire, you can hear now the sounds of battle. following a night of violence in rotterdam, turkey's president warns the netherlands it will "pay the price" for expelling his foreign minister. at least 48 people have been killed in a landslide at a vast rubbish dump in ethiopia.

inch or two before all is said and done in philadelphia, interior south jersey, one to 3 inches north and westf say norristown, north of the pennsylvania turnpike and into the lehigh valley, temperatures right new 33 allentown, mid 20's in the poconos and two to four in the lehigh valley. for wilmington an inch or so of snow is possible at high temperatures, around 40. for the upcoming weekend, it is going to be cold, we are looking at 33 on saturday and for the parade, highs in the 30's bob kelly but feels like temperatures in the teens and 20's. >> more concerned about the wind speed with my kilt. 6:17. good morning, everybody. we are looking live, hold on to your coffee cup here, the turnpike connector bridge, delayed laugh there from everybody thinking about that. here we go. we're opened for business. we are looking live from sky fox, turnpike connector bridge , been closed last several weeks, they have opened it up late last night, this is first morning rush hour, that folks are able to navigate the bridge and i'll tell you i had to go through detour a couple times in the last seven week

heaviest snow will be north s and west. l take a look at theno tw o taltal accumulations coming up. winter storm warning forwarningf washington points north andon pi west goes into and effectnts at 7 o'clock tonight.o'clock no problem during the daytimeyte hours. it will be tonight. wil >> all right, headed to thl ebee store. thank you very much. much. >> you can track the storm storm 24/7 on the go with yourt mobile device.mobi download the fox5 news andd weather apps.athe search d.c. news andr d.c. d. weather in your app store andap of course the apps are and a always are free.ee >> and metro closelylosly monitoring this storm.st no changes right now to bus orur train service but that could cod change. dy a change for a chae for metro access.ac be suspended as of 4 o'clock o this afternoon.erno and all day tomorrow, tuesday. metro says service will resume e once it is safe to do so. o. >> flying in and out of thehe d.c. region might become acome a little tricky when the stormhe m hits. some airline offering passengers a tr

pretty wet across north—west england. it will ta ke across north—west england. are getting going, so out and about through south—west england this is the picture at nine a.m.. increasingly into parts of the midlands as well, dotted about some of these showers. much of eastern england will have a fine morning. the rain, more persistent compared with elsewhere in the uk to begin with. standing water and showers around in northern ireland through the west and north of scotland. dry to begin within eastern scotland. it will take much of the morning before this rainy north—west england eases to showers, going into the afternoon. look at the showers breaking out elsewhere. some of them will be happy. the risk of hail and fund. slow—moving. some bright and sunny spells in between. an improvement gradually through the afternoon in northern ireland, western parts of scotland, western coastal areas of england and wales. in sunny spells, 13— 16. not bad. 0n saturday evening to showers should fade away into sunday morning. mainly dry. high pressure building infor mainly dry

north. more snow west. but everybody gets something. >> "fox5" snow day #fox5snowday. >> say that fast best bun bread company. >> clever. >> 32 washington. >> what you see here is my little icon is what we're seeing across the area. it's messy mix. and it will continue for several more hours. we'll not be done until early this afternoon. my advice is hang in there. by early afternoon a quick improvement in conditions there. winds northwest 24 giving us wind chill 19 and if you walk down to get coffee be prepared here. it feels like winter out there. still is. >> transition zone surprise and down 9 r5 or minimum of snow, sleet, freezing rain. plain rain if some spots. heavy rain can't makeup counties western shore there and st. mary snow at all over fight and off form an west remains snow or snow sleet mix and we talk about impressive accumulations. first approaching 6" got report up in haag rz town and what do you say in hager town steve? 7" there. frederick 8" of snow and columbia approaches i've up. s. sn

more rain overnight. 0ne north—west of england. more rain overnight.land. there will be heavy rain over the hills, foo. with the cloud around it will bea mild foo. with the cloud around it will be a mild night, 11—12 degrees typically. tomorrow, early sunshine across eastern parts of england. a line of showers. that is it pushing eastwards through the morning. the main focus of the wet weather is going to be further north and west. the heavier rain moving away from western parts of wales, continuing across northern ireland, the far north—west of england. cumbria will be wet to begin with. rain to central and southern scotland. wetter in northern scotland as well. low pressure will bring the wetter weather here. that will push the rain away from northern ireland and north—west england and wales but continue to bring rain in central and northern scotland. to the south of that, one or two showers, but we break the cloud up, we will get sunshine. we have fresher air, but a decent afternoon, 15—17 degrees. improving in northern ireland. showers waiting in t

wintry showers in the north and north—west of scotla nd in the north and north—west of scotland withof ice. tomorrow, quite a windy start, particularly early on across east anglia in south—east england. we will keep a few showers in western scotland. a lot of fine weather, the best of sunshine across central and eastern parts of the uk. a little less cold in the south. some rain comes back to northern ireland, pushing into northern ireland. as we go into friday, we are watching another area of low pressure coming from the south—west. what does that mean? for england and wales, rain spreading northwards. some of that could be quite heavy. to the north of that, mainly dry for northern ireland. the best sunshine on friday in western scotland. what about the weekend? it does look unsettled with wet weather at times. why do whether people insist that the seasons change on the first of the month? you might look to the equinox solstice. let's have a heated debate. we have put a video together that you can watch on the website. get the latest forecast and we will talk about what is happening

we could see 20 inches of snow north and west. sleet could be mixing in at the height of the storm before it changes over to snow. sun to clouds, we're dry, 36. heavy snow sleet and wind on the way tomorrow. big concern at the coast, as well. high of 34. cold with a leftover snow shower after the storm, in the 30s the rest of the week. >> we'll get an update in the next half-hour, and every hour throughout the day. a quick break when we come right back. stay with us. he wouldn'help me.itting us. i'm scared. it hurts. he told me not to tell. make the call. make the call ...before it's too late. suspect it? report it. make the call. 1-800-932-0313 paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. the stories we're following on "action news" at. this is what it is coming our way. we have details just ahead. >>> money to raise cancer with support from our local basketball coaches. >>> the details on the nor'easter heading our way, right now most of the region is under a winter storm warning. >> we're expecting heavy snow, blustery winds an

a bit more cloud as we move north across northern parts of wales, north—west england, too, perhaps aor scotland, variable amounts of cloud, but some bright, bright spells in between that cloud, and temperatures first thing around about seven or eight degrees. so, as we move through the day, cloudier conditions towards the north—west, sweeping south—eastwards, so slightly cloudier skies for the midlands, parts of wales later on in the day. the south—east of england and east anglia remaining largely dry, with plenty of sunshine, and temperatures here around about 16 degrees or so. also, further north, scotland and northern ireland, it is a decent—looking, mostly dry day, with spells of sunshine. so light winds for most of us. as we move through monday evening, there will be some rain across the north of scotland, turning quite breezy here, too, whereas elsewhere across the country it is remaining dry. but as we move through into tuesday, what we are going to see is this frontal system trying to push from the north—west towards the south—east. that is going to introduce windy conditions