in the mild airfrom the north—west. and gusty wind, a lot of cloud but the best chance of cloud break, brightness early on for the coast of east anglia, down into kent, then for north wales and northern england, here we will so the band of heavy rain with strong wind, and to the north of that, something brighter, spells of sunshine, showers though already starting to turn win t because that cold air will be starting to dig in. that is the story tomorrow, this band of rain, the cold front continuing to move southwards and east ward. behind it we peel back the cloud to reveal more in the way of sunshine. showers up tow the north—west where some will be heavy and wintry, five degrees in aberdeen, nine in manchester. a cooler feel, holding up aberdeen, nine in manchester. a coolerfeel, holding up at aberdeen, nine in manchester. a cooler feel, holding up at double figures in the south and south—east. into tuesday, all of us into the colder air, lots of dry weter but rain into the north—west, into the south—west as well. gen

and north—west bringing rain.ratures lower, 6—9. that is the theme for the week ahead, colder weather. often windy with gales at times. cold enough for wintry showers, particularly over high ground in the north. a full forecast is available online. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. after his headquarters is raided, russian opposition leader alexei navalny is detained by police at a rally in moscow. president trump says he would have taken a different attitude than theresa may towards the brexit negotiations. the founder of the swedish furniture chain, ikea, has died. ingvar kamprad, who started the firm as a teenager in his garage, was 91. those are the latest headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it

overnight it will push southwards again across northern ireland into northern england, particularly in north—west across north wales. south of the band of rain we have very mild air, cloudy and rather breezy, north of it things turn chillier. the band of rain is on the weather front here and that will continue pushing southwards on monday, pushing away the last of the mild air and instead introducing chillier airfrom the last of the mild air and instead introducing chillier air from the north—west, nothing extreme, though, for the time of year but a change certainly. we still have a very mild start across southern parts of england and wales where it is dried generally and then this band of rain that could be heavy for a while across the hills of north west wales and north—west england as well in the morning, not much east of the pennines. behind the band of rain we are in the chillier air so we have clearer skies and ulcers and showers and maybe some winteriness in scotland. ahead of the rain some strong and gusty winds for a while. the rain band move southwards and by the time it's across southe

can see here, mostly in the north and west. in the wind, it will feel more like sub—zero, with the north wind. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. accumulating snow on the hills and wintry to the lower levels. there's some good, lengthy spells of sunshine in parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it's going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to the northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. but the good news is it will hurtle through quite quickly. thursday morning, the

. the day largely dry but showery rain affecting north—west scotland. affecting north—west scotland. parts of western scotland as we go through tomorrow. scotland as we go through tomorrow. also some patchy rain and murky weather in the south—west. weather in the south—west. bad looking day with temperatures around six i content. around six i content. moving south through the middle part of the week. of the week. wednesday, a renewed surge of cold air. air. strength of the north—westerly wind with gales in some spots. with gales in some spots. clearing from the south, the skies will brighten with sunshine. will brighten with sunshine. wintry showers, especially over northern high ground. northern high ground. lower levels in scotland as well. in scotland as well. rain spanning from the west on friday. friday. but it's something colder for this week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... of mounting tensions among conservative mps. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. stories here on bbc news. football team, phil neville. after it emerged he had previ

a similar pattern on friday, some sunny spells but across the north—west of the uk there will be further showers. it's a lot quieter as the weekend begins, some sunny spells, fewer showers but another weather system coming in on sunday and while many of us will get rain out of that, the risk of some snow the further north you are. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the european union has found more than 3,500 examples of russian disinformation. all geared at destabilising the eu. and the european parliament says it's an orchestrated strategy. according to a new report, the russians are spreading fake news in as many languages as possible through as many channels as possible. former presidential advisor steve bannon refused to answer investigators' questions on russia. he says it was the white house who ordered him not to. mrtrump, his mr trump, his promise of fake news awards may indeed by —— be fake news. charm offensive or a genuine push for peace — north and south korea

can see here, most of them in the north and the west. conditions, with accumulating snow over the higher ground in the north. if you factor in the wind, it's going to feel more like sub—zero in that wind across central and northern areas, but at least some places will have the sunshine to compensate. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. again, accumulating snow over the hills, wintry down to lower levels, and some good, lengthy spells of sunshine for parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it's going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to its northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north,

overnight, some heavy rain for a while across scotland, northern ireland and then later coming into north—westes. to the south, cloudy, blustery winds, very mild, to the north of that band of rain we have some chilly air beginning to arrive. that band of rain on that weather front continuing to push southwards on monday, the last of the mild air getting squeezed away into the near continent and something a bit colder will follow on behind. we will head into the mild air in the morning, very mild start once again across southern parts of england into wales, the midlands, cross to lincolnshire where it will be driver the most part, nine or 10 degrees. mid and north wales, some rain coming in, heavier rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that we are into the chillier air where there will be showers around and it's probably just where there will be showers around and it's probablyjust about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards during the day heading across wales into southern england, more in the afternoon, wh

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overnight, some heavy rain for a while across scotland, northern ireland and then later coming into north—weste chilly air beginning to arrive. that band of rain on the weather front continues to push southwards on monday, and the last of the mild air being squeezed into the near continent and something colder will follow behind. we will head into the mild air in the morning, mild start once again across southern parts of england into wales, midlands, across to lincolnshire where it will be driver the most part, temperatures nine or 10 degrees, mid and north wales will see heavy rain coming in over the hills of north—west england, but behind that we are into the chillier air where there will be showers around and it's probably just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards during the day, heading across wales into southern england, more in the afternoon where there will be gusting winds for a while. late sunshine in wales through the midlands, sunny skies further north away from the showers in the north—west. quite a

that'll bring heavy rain across the north—west of scotland.ther tuesday night and will then slide south and east. once again, with the cold air, we should get to see some spells of sunshine. you will notice at this stage on wednesday, a few showers as well. they're wintry over high ground towards the north—west but perhaps even to fairly low levels as the day goes on, especially the further north you are, quite a blustery day and single digit temperatures for many. into thursday, this area of low pressure could bring some strong winds indeed in the north—east, it slides south and leaves us with a north or north—west wind, and pretty cold weather. the show, should tend to fade at this stage. more dry weather, more spells of sunshine. highs of six to eight. as we move towards the end of the week, we'll continue to lose that cluster of showers as the low pressure moves away. a frontal system comes in from the west. more cloud with that outbreak of rain temporarily with the extra cloud, some milder air. so perhaps something milder for a time into

rain into the far north—west.of us having a largely dry day with a few brighter intervals and top temperatures of four to nine. bye for now. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the african union demands an apology from president trump for reportedly using a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent. the union said the trump administration misunderstood africans. we were quite appalled and infuriated, outraged, by the comments. dentists warn a crisis on tooth decay in children in england. a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. a ban on credit and debit surcharges comes into force today. but there are concerns companies could raise their prices in response. tributes are paid to bella emberg, who has died at the age of 80. the comedy actress who became a household name on the russ abbot show is described as "a huge comedy talent" les dennis said she was a "funny, lovely friend". now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel s

, north—west england, around carlisle, north—west wales, and we could see some developing kent, essexng the south coast we are looking at between seven and nine but more further north, three in glasgow, and cultural newcastle. through the evening and overnight, this band of rain erratically moves north eastwards. it starts to lose some of its energy and it will tend to fragment. across the midlands and parts of scotland, heady bursts of rainfora time. parts of scotland, heady bursts of rain for a time. we will also see some hills note in scotland and the hills of northern england as well. a cold night in st helier, the temperatures dipping to eight degrees. tomorrow our weather front continues its journey north eastwards. a bit of a question mark over the clearance time across east of england. at the moment we think it will be through the afternoon but it will be through the afternoon but it will be through the afternoon but it will hang around through the day across north—east scotland and the northern isles. behind it, lovely blue skies to look forward to. there will be some sunshin

and later coming into north—west england and north wales.o the south, 3 bit cloudy with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as

some heavy rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west englandth, a bit cloudy with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as the rain

most —— mostly in the north and west. . it will fill subzero with the north fools —— wind. 0n fill subzero with the north fools —— wind. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the north and north—west corner of the country. accumulating snow on the country. accumulating snow on the hills and wintry to be lower levels. lengthy spells of sunshine in parts of england and wales. temperatures 3— seven degrees. things get interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. a deepening area of low pressure. a deepening area of low pressure. a deepening area of low pressure. it could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe severe, to england and wales. we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. either you get the gales or the snow in the north. it is likely there will be disruption possible. keep tuned to bbc local radio. it will move through quite quickly. thursday morning, the wind wil

can see here, most of them in the north and the west. he north. if you factor in the wind, it‘s going to feel more like sub—zero in that wind across central and northern areas, but at least some places will have the sunshine to compensate. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. again, accumulating snow over the hills, wintry down to lower levels, and some good, lengthy spells of sunshine for parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it‘s going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to its northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it‘s likely there could be some disruption possible to this sy

. of the north—west.and friday. better thursday and friday. temperatures still around single figures. bye. 00:15:00,486 --> 1073741525:59:37,722 this 1073741525:59:37,722 --> 2147483051:44:14,957 is 2147483051:44:14,957 --> 3221224577:28:52,193 bbc 3221224577:28:52,193 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. all eu rules during the transition. a la carte. at 320,000 pounds. 1. against the government. has it accepted it accepted unlawfully? this policy. good evening and welcome to bbc news.

showers running into north—west england, but the midlands eastwards should stay dry with sunny spellsild side, temperatures eight to ten. tuesday, we pick up the winds from the more south, south—westerly direction, so a warm direction, whatever time of the year, but it will come with a lot of cloud. 0utbreaks the year, but it will come with a lot of cloud. outbreaks of rain in southern and western hills in particular but we really will notice is how mild it will be with temperatures in double figures celsius for most of us. as we head to wednesday, like i mentioned things turning unsettled. it looks like this secondary low will run in towards our shores and bring a spell of wet and windy weather through wednesday, we could see gales in fa ct a cross wednesday, we could see gales in fact across the north and west. this band of rain expected to be heavy will spread eastwards, another mild day for england and wales but for scotla nd day for england and wales but for scotland and northern ireland schooler, perhaps turning some of rain wintry. high pressure tries to nudge in from the west

north—west. northern ireland. northern ireland. them to be as disruptive as they have been. it is still cold in the north. 4—5. ten further south. thursday, a quiet day for many of us. showers in north—east scotland. snow on the mountains. it is windy. 6—7, perhaps eight. the end of the week with a ridge of high pressure coming in. high pressure coming in. some rain on friday. on friday. friday, cooling down, it will get to eight on saturday. eight on saturday. not writing any postcards about those temperatures. postcards about those temperatures. i love the idea people still write postcards. i do try. ido try. i do try. i'll send you one. thank you very much. very cold. i only got one last year. i make the kids write them. kids write them. have to write from christmas it is on my list of priorities. on my list of priorities. getting back to anti—freeze, i use de—icer. back to anti—freeze, i use de—icer. i have poured water on my screen. a small crack appeared. ifixed it. never put water on it. s

it's going to be a pretty good wait for philadelphia, but north and west that's when we'll see some scatterednow showers this morning. the commute cast for this morning, dry for philadelphia. 28 degrees and 36 degrees with cloudy skies for this evening. snowing north and west. the city, though, it's going to be pretty quiet. and tomorrow morning that's when it really gets started. in the early morning hours we'll see accumulating snow moving in. the snow will end early in the afternoon if not late in the morning, but it stays cold tomorrow afternoon. so we're looking at some slippery roads for the evening commute tomorrow. right now clouds over philadelphia. but you can see the very light snow, this first patch of snow that's just moving into our area, it's barely making any progress. it's not even made it to reading just yet. but scattered, very light snow showers in burkes county. that's the first bit of this system. now, it's not going to make much progress hour by hour today. you can see it right in this area where it is right now. that's at 9:00. we'll get some breaks during the day, and

but then the colder air starts to dive its way in from the north—west. wednesday. we have the cold north westerly flow of air, a different feel. 0n the morning, lying surface water with some strong winds. 0nly slowly easing away from easter wind through the day. and a return to sunshine and wintry showers. you can see the snow showers across scotland, even to lower levels. sleek and snow across northern ireland. perhaps something more wintry over the hills. tuesday is similar in that the sunshine, brisk north winds bringing sleet and snow showers, especially in the north. further south, mostly rain showers or hugger could be something wintry of the higher ground. wednesday, there could be a rapidly deepening carrier of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. the city some cold air, bringing significant snowfall across northern parts, with some really strong winds on the southern edge of that area of low pressure. disruptive weather through the middle of the week, down to that area of low pressure. after a cold start, through the middle of the week, he p

also maybe north—west parts of england, particularly cumbria and north—west wales. udy and cool with the misty, murky conditions. temperatures, you can see, in mid—to high single figures. though we could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west of england and south—west wales. that weather front slowly moves its way eastwards and reaches northern ireland and then the rest of scotland and in towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind it, the skies clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and a few showers piling into the south—west of england and also for the channel islands. for wednesday then, we start off on a cloudy, wet note, central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. that rain should eventually clear away, may leave a little bit of cloud around across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty o

here's the storm drifting across the north—west of scotland.the isobars on the chart. that shows we will have pretty strong and gusty wind, showers feeding in around the low across scotland during the first part of the morning and these, to give you an idea of the wind gusts we're expecting, 50, 60, 70 miles an hour in exposed spots. gusty winds and showers into northern ireland. as we drift down across england and wales, a band of heavy rain, and intense downpours accompanying particularly squally and gusty winds. that rain band with the gusty winds will only track slowly eastwards as we head on through the day. let's run wednesday's weather through. windy wherever you are, our band of rain sinking south and east across england and wales with gusty wind. behind the rain band, we get into bright skies. spells of sunshine. showers chasing along into western areas, they could be wintry showers over high ground in the north because you will get into some slightly chillier air. 6—10 degrees by the end of the afternoon, actually one of those days wh

' from from the north-west. the colderfrom the north—west.he caller air comes in behind the band of rain which, on monday, is moving south across england and wales. some heavy burst of rain and gusty winds ahead of it. it will probably have a higher temperatures behind the rain. sunnier skies further north. the cold air bear, the showers could be a touch wintry over the hills in scotla nd a touch wintry over the hills in scotland but there are colder conditions to come later on in the week and a chilly start probably on tuesday, perhaps a touch of frost, a bright start and it will cloud over more and more going downhill sort of day, particularly in the south—west and north—west where we will see some rain later on. this temperatures about 6— eight degrees but it will be colder as we head into wednesday and thursday and it will feel colder as the winds pick up will feel colder as the winds pick up and blow in some wintry showers. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first,

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halftime 28, north west winds 14.ke, it's going to feel raw with temperatures 12 through 20 and will be passing and kicking into the wind hopefully can do it just as the wind gust ends, that will make all the difference in the world. >> at least with the eagles have the ball. but when falcons have it, everyone wants swirling winds. >> yes. >> down to the field now for the birds got jake elliott practicing kicking field goals and saw nick foles warming up player. >> yeah we just saw jay ajayi come by with an oxygen mask on said it probits his breathing a little bit so when he gets into the game he can actually breathe a lot better. we should all try it. i want to tell you about the concerned. over the last six weeks they are giving up an average of 16 points a game, playing some of the best defense in the nfl. lo good they have now en eagles and given up 13 tms, panthers 14 to 17 to the saints. they've been unbelievable. they're very, very fast. can get all over the field. corner backs are very physical. they can cover

like yesterday, a lot of snow in the north and west of england and across scotla nd north and west oftinuing in north—west areas. could be wintry flurries across the pennines and maybe across wales. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, it's drier and brighter but it will still feel cold wherever you are across the uk. through this evening and overnight, the snow continuing to move in across scotland, the far north—west of england. later, rain spreading into the south of england and south wales, starting to fall as snow over the brecon beacons. north and east, clearer skies and a cold night with temperatures well below freezing. saturday has a bit of rain across southern parts. maybe snow across higher ground of the chilterns and cotswolds. drier and brighter further north and east. going into sunday, this area of rain will move its way in. is it bumps into the cold air you can see there is snow for the pennines, southern uplands and into the highlands of scotland. heavy rain behind that. a really miserable day for many on sunday. but temperatures rising in the south

can see here, most of them in the north and west. now over the higher ground in the north. if you factor in the wind, it's going to feel more like sub—zero in that wind across central and northern areas, but at least some places will have the sunshine to compensate. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. again, accumulating snow over the hills, wintry down to lower levels, and some good, lengthy spells of sunshine for parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it's going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to its northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be som

mostly in the north and west. snow and maybe blizzard conditions. n the north. it will feel subzero with the north wind. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. accumulating snow on the hills and wintry to the lower levels. lengthy spells of sunshine in parts of england and wales. temperatures 3—7 degrees. things get interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. a deepening area of low pressure. it could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe severe, to england and wales. and to the northern flank, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. either you get the gales or the snow in the north. it is likely there will be disruption possible. keep tuned to bbc local radio. it will move through quite quickly. thursday morning, the wind will have died down, the snow will have eased. not a bad day for central, southern, and eastern areas. plenty of sunshine. further blustery showers across the no

then it's completely out of here so i do think obviously the heaviest snow accumulations to the north and westpen two to d allentown to the north of west of philadelphia one to 2-inches. i brought this all the way up no pitts grove, voorhees and moorestown. less than 1 inch. wilmington where you see bear ground on the map that's nothing. wet snowflakes mick wig rain much we'll talk about the timing and what comes next plus your eagles game day coming up. >> kathy, thank. >>> here's life look at allentown the snow just starring to fall there. our dave kinchen is live in the lehigh valley with a one app that could help make your drove a little easier. dave? >> reporter: this app is really something that's changed the way you get around on these kinds of storms. more on that in a little bit. we can tell you root now the snow is coming down. a lot thicker. the snowflakes are big they are than they were just an hour ago and people up here they're getting ready. >> it's just amazing to me that i went to get my four wheel drive because i would not have got here in my front drive car. that's that. dif

then there will be rain in the north—west and the wind will start to strengthen as well. nother band of rain and behind it, a renewed push of cold air from the north. on wednesday we will see spells of sunshine developing but we will also see quite a few showers, particularly over the high ground in the north. in scotland, the showers will turn wintry. it is still windy on thursday. gales in exposed spots, particularly up to the north—east. more in the way of dry weather. some cold air in place as we head towards the end of the week. we are likely to see quite a widespread frost on friday morning and then into that colder, we are going to bring a frontal system from the west. bringing outbreaks of rain that on its leading edge, scotland and northern ireland could see some snow for a time. we could end the week with some milder air returning from the south—west. into next weekend, we are likely to seek further bands of rain pushing across the country. accompanied by some slightly milder air, but the tendency will be to get us air, but the tendency will be to get us back int

here's the rain, though, across the north—west of england and wales, where it could be heavy over thefor a while, but very mild air — temperature 9—10 degrees early in the morning. get a bit of sunshine in the south—east, and those temperatures could rise a few degrees higher in the morning. that's ahead of the rain. here's the rain. it's moving southwards and, as it moves southwards, so the rain becomes lighter and more patchy, but it will drop the temperatures across southern areas in the afternoon. we get some sunshine following behind that in wales and the midlands. and further north, some sunshine, a scattering of showers, and again, just cold enough to give us some wintriness over the higher ground in scotland. but it gets cold overnight where we have the clearer skies, across southern and eastern parts of england, in particular. could be a frost returning by early tuesday, but we start with some sunshine across most of england and wales. and gradually, through the day, the tendency is for things to cloud over more and more. a little bit of drizzly rain coming into the far south

some heavy rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty winds for a while. we will get some late sunshine in the midlands. sunnier skies in the north west. a range of temperatures on monday. still mild in the south. as the rain clears away, skies clear as well, and it w

future tracker six clock tomorrow evening you can see the snow to the north and west. ghtly allentown reading poconos in the afternoon having a hard time accumulating during the day. at midnight it's still holding there to the north and west but you can start to see that coastal storm developing off to our north and east and that's when the snow can collapse in here wednesday 5:30 a.m., snowing across the majority of the area during that morning rush. 9:30 wednesday morning it's ending north and west, still snowing south and east and by 5 o'clock in the afternoon on wednesday, the sunshine even returning before sunset in our pennsylvania counties. so when all is said and done our southern areas a coating to an inch millville atlantic city dover wildwood. again a general one to 2 inches for many of us and in that advisory area north and west two to 4 inches there for places like easton, quakertown, allentown, reading northern chester, montgomery county but lansdale, the philadelphia to williamstown glassboro to wilmington that is where we're going to see that one to 2 in

far north and west. that's how long we'll be dealing with this slow-moving system. look at the start times as far as the snow. tomorrow morning far north and west toward the pocono mountains into the afternoon. sections of berks county, the lehigh valley, and then eventually moving toward philadelphia and the shore. so here's the planner. cloud cover temperatures upper 30s tomorrow. watching that snow far north and west. much more coming up in the broadcast. iain. >> scotttt, thanks. >>> eagles fans how are your nerves? we're still six days away from championship sunday when the vikings will come to town to play the birds. little more than 1100 miles separate the cities of philadelphia and minneapolis but after learning a little bit more about the respective cities you might think they were worlds a part. fox 29 we go there and oris o'connell went behind enemy lines for four years for this moment in time no doubt. what, what did you learn? >> well, when it comes to football, let's put that aside. we wanted to do a little city by city comparison. trust me like you sa

imagery earlier in the day that there were some decent gaps in wales, the west country and one or two spots in east anglia and further northand towards the west, weather from coming change in hand towards the west, weatherfrom coming in from change in hand towards the west, weather from coming in from the atlantic, a combination of wet and windy fare. it worked with the western fringes of england, wales and scotland after northern ireland. further east, a lot of cloud keeping the fog at bay, and the extra breeze and very windy with showers getting up and very windy with showers getting up into the northern isles. scotland, saturday morning, hopefully not too close to that weather front because once you get it, you tend to keep it for the greater part of the day. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a hint of brightness for east anglia perhaps. the cloud thickening over the high ground of northern england. the best of the brightness perhaps around the married first, although a cold start p°p5 up married first, although a cold start pops up touch of frost. you will see what i mean about the progress of this weather front. creeping wha

here is where the rain is, quite heavy in the north—west of england and north wales.unshine in the south—east of england, boosting the temperatures u pto england, boosting the temperatures upto 13 or so it later in the morning. that is ahead of the rain. the rain will head south. it becomes lighter as we move into the afternoon but the temperatures will start to drop away. sunshine following into wales, sunny skies further north away from those showers and a cold enough to give us some winter over the high ground. temperatures are dropping away from the north and there will continue to fall as skies full —— clear overnight. we could see a frost returning early on tuesday morning. some giant to greet the day across most of england and wales on tuesday. the tenancy through the day is for things to cloud over and we will see cloud and drizzle coming into the far south—west. some wet and windy weather arriving in the far north—west, in between, largely dry. the temperatures are back down to six at nine degrees and that is normalfor to six at nine degrees and that is norma

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

a fine day ahead of some rain that is coming into the north—west later on.ront there is going to be weakening, and a deepening area of low pressure strengthening the winds, and that warm front, that weather front will bring some opposition to rain, at least early on in the day. again, as the rain pushes its way eastwards, it becomes lighter and more patchy. we will get some sunshine across northern areas, and will pick up those wins in the north—west of scotland. temperatures on saturday will be higher than they will be on friday. those temperatures likely to continue to climb during the second half of the weekend, so slightly cooler ad, though, across the far north of across scotland. it will be windy, though, overnight, and through sunday, gales transferring... some rain across scotland, particularly over the hills, perhaps because england and wales. but, at least you are, thejudge from england and wales. but, at least you are, the judge from the england and wales. but, at least you are, thejudge from the high ground, could get some sunshine and highs of 4

rain across the north—west of england is quite heavy at times this morning. n on that north—westerly wind and they will fall as snow on the highest ground in scotland. a bit of dry, sunny weather in scotland and then we are back into that weather front sitting across central and northern wales, bringing heavy rain and some quite squally, strong winds with that front so the strongest of the winds and rain shift their way further south through the day. the rain becomes fairly light and patchy by the time it reaches southern england through the afternoon and then a return to much clearer weather. lots of sunshine, dry weather. lots of sunshine, dry weather for much of the country and those showers continuing across parts of scotland. temperatures range between six and 12 degrees today. into the evening hours, the rain quickly clears from the south, and then largely dry conditions across all of the country overnight. much colder night than it was last night, especially across england wales. a frosty start to tuesday, not quite as called for northern ireland or sco

a bit chillier coming into the north—west but nothing like as cold as it has been.heavy showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: turkish troops advance into northern syria, opening up a complex —— opening up a complex new front in the conflict. ukip's ruling committee unanimously backs a vote of no confidence in leader henry bolton. henry was offered the opportunity to resign, but he has made clear that he feels he is the right man to lead the party forward. fourteen foreigners are among 18 people killed in the attack on a kabul hotel. they're thought to have been deliberately targeted. a man is arrested in connection with the death of eight year old mylee billingham, stabbed to death in the west midlands. and victory down—under for kyle edmund in the australian open. the 23 year old books his place in his first grand slam quarter

a huge storm has caused havoc across north—west europe.re are reports of at least eight dead — many, in the netherlands and germany, hit by falling trees and debris. one man died when his van was blown to the other side of the road. now on bbc news...hardtalk welcome to hardtalk, i'm sarah montague. russia is calling on the eu to stump up billions of dollars to help rebuild syria. i am in brussels to speak to russia's representative to the eu, vladimir chizhov. he said that if the eu doesn't pay, then they will bear the responsibility for that. but russian planes are still destroying parts of syria and rather than support the peace talks at the united nations, russia has set up their own parallel talks. so what responsibility does it have to end the war in syria? vladimir chizhov, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what do you mean when you say that if the eu don't pay for the reconstruction of syria or contribute to it, they will bear the responsibility for that? well, the reconstruction of syria, after the extensive damage that has been inf

some heavy snow for a time pushing across northern ireland into the western half of scotland and north—west see several centimetres more of snow accumulating. temperatures between two and 7 degrees. a different feeling in the weather north to south across the country. as we look from friday night and into the weekend, a bit of a change with a front approaching from the south—west. before that, a ridge of higher pressure and a quieter day on the cards for saturday. many of us staying dry with some sunshine. still fairly chilly, 3—7 degrees. rain possible in the south and some showers in scotland. all in all, are largely dry day. on saturday night into sunday we will see the next front moving in from the atlantic. as it bumps into the cold air, and the period of snow like the across northern england and scotland in particular. wet and breezy on sunday but the temperatures will be rising from what we have seen recently. through the weekend, a mix of mostly dry and bright on saturday, but thing is getting increasingly wet and windy once again by sunday. a reminder of our main story this lunchti

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can see here, most of them in the north and west. r the higher ground in the north. if you factor in the wind, it's going to feel more like sub—zero, with the north wind, but at least some places will have the sunshine to compensate. on wednesday, fewer showers. they will be most frequent across the north and north—west corner of the country. again, accumulating snow over the hills, wintry down to lower levels, and some good, lengthy spells of sunshine for parts of england and wales. temperatures of 3—7 degrees. now, things get quite interesting as we head into the middle of the week. we look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. it looks like it's going to be a deepening area of low pressure, and could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe even severe gales, to england and wales. and to its northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. so either where you get the gales or the snow in the north, it is likely there could be some disruption possible to this sys

of england, in particular cumbria and the north—west wales but that's about it. ewhere. in the south—west, strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain so here temperatures going up a bit by the end of the day, ten, maybe 11, but elsewhere, quite chilly. as we headed on to tuesday night, most places date cloudy and dry for the first part of the night but that weather front across the west will move dramatically north and east and quite fragmented by the time it reaches eastern parts. provided, skies turning clear, cold, maybe the risk of ice, some showers packing into the south—west of england by around dawn. 0n into the south—west of england by around dawn. on wednesday we have showers across the south—west, outbreaks of rain across northern and eastern areas, slowly clearing off into the north sea, maybe the hang back of cloud across eastern england but for many a nice, bright, sunny afternoon. feeling a bit better as well, temperatures ranging from seven to ten in the south. that area of low pressure clears away and ta kes area of low pressure clears away and take

even higher than that across the north west of scotland.onday morning, heavy rain, lying surface water, and colder air moving in behind the band of strong, squalling winds, and heavy rain, slowly clearing to the east. return to sunshine for the west but also lots of sunshine. heavy with hail and thunder and across scotland and northern ireland, mist and snow and sleet, too. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. thejustice secretary david gauke is considering a judicial review into the decision to release serial sex attackerjohn worboys. the former black cab driver was jailed indefinitely in 2009 for sexually assaulting twelve women. police say a man who died after an attack at his home in east yorkshire may have been shot with a crossbow. a woman also suffered serious injuries in the incident. a passenger plane carrying more than 168 people skidded off a runway while landing at a coastal airport in turkey last night. the airline says no—one was hurt in the incident. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader henry bolton after