north—west coast and the rain will continue. 0ut hour on the exposed north—west coast and the rain will9—11. we will start to see a change. it has been cold and quite bitter across europe lately and some of that cold air will start to push its way all the way down from the arctic across the uk, not quite as extreme as what we are seeing uk, not quite as extreme as what we are seeing across uk, not quite as extreme as what we are seeing across parts of central and eastern europe. nevertheless, a colder field to the story to close out the month of january —— colder field to the story to close out the month ofjanuary —— much colder feel. we start with sunshine around but most are simply colder and cloudier at the end of the week which will make it feel quite grey and disappointing. the week ahead, colder and there will be a return to night—time frosts, worth bearing in mind. there is a risk of some of those showers eventually turning quite wintry. one of britain's greatest sportsmen, sir andy murray, says injury is forcing him to retire this year. handy, does that mean this must do like ma

more rain to come into the far north—west of scotland.the saturday, mild afternoon, nine to 10 degrees. 0vernight into sunday, the high—pressure drifts to the south—west and another weather front moves into the north—west and the isobars squeezed together so the winds will pick up. gale force gusts not out of the question. the best of the weather across england and wales. breaks in the cloud but breezy. some persistent rain to the north—west of the great glen and gusts of wind is here maybe 50, 60 mph as well. that will make you feel fresh in the far north—west but generally speaking across the country, it is going to be a mild january afternoon, ten or 11 degrees but things are set to change. the cold air will arrive as we go to next week. not the extreme cold and severe weather we are seeing next week. not the extreme cold and severe weather we are seeing across europe, but a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather for the end of this month. this poor example is birmingham. i could have taken any city across the country to illu

bringing in some showers in the north west but bringing milder airand the north west but bringing milderoner. the weekend, weather fronts toppling on friday if not sooner. the weekend, weatherfronts toppling in from the atlantic. it is coming in again around another area of a high pressure. back to square one by the end of the week. rain on those weather fronts but not a lot, most in scotland. the best of the sunshine in the south and east of the england. the north—westerly wind and temperatures likely to be in double figures. see you later. hello, you're watching afternoon live live from westminster. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00pm. reporter: can you win, prime minister? theresa may says the only way to avoid a no—deal brexit is to vote for her deal, but angry opponents tell her she's wasting her time. the prime minister has been recklessly wasting time, holding the country to ransom with a threat of no deal in a desperate attempt to blackmail mps to vote for her hopelessly unpopular deal. the right honourable gentleman can say what he likes about no deal, but he opposes any deal that

in the north—west, upto9 the temperatures in the north—west, up to 9 degrees.tly dry, sunshine will vary and it remains relatively chilly. you're watching beyond 100 days. forget a trip to america's national zoo 01’ forget a trip to america's national zoo or washington's smithsonian museum, they closed today as part of the government shutdown. and the president says it could be shut for a long time yet. he wants the money for his border wall. it is the new year and the new world for american politics. 6 billion kilometres away, a face spacecraft photographs are distant object and sends it back to us. and the former marine held in russia on charges of espionage. is paul whelan a pawn or

there'll be a few showers running into north—west scotland, down those north sea coasts as well. lot of places are going to have a dry day. the winds for a while touching gale force down those eastern coasts, lighter winds further west. temperatures will be a bit lower on tuesday. we're back down into single figures. it will feel a bit chillier, but at least there'll be more sunshine around. we could start to lose a bit of that sunshine for the middle part of the week. high pressure still never too far away, toppling around it that weather front is going to increase the cloud. but ahead of that, we've got a slice of clearer skies from scotland down towards wales, the midlands, central, southern england where we're likely to find a touch of frost. but the best of the sunshine on wednesday. still a bit more cloud for eastern parts of england. the winds are easing. out to the west, cloud amount increasing, probably turning wetter later on in the day for northern ireland and western parts of scotland. ahead of that cloud, temperatures are struggling to 5 or 6 celsius. this is bbc news

it starts to squeeze its way towards the south—west as whether fronts topple in from the north—west.rain arriving across parts of northern and western scotland, this patchy band of rain associated with that cold front moves further southward and eastward tonight. they'll be some light patchy rain through central england and wales first thing tomorrow morning. it is looking frost free. around 3—8 degrees, but you'll notice the strength of the winds tomorrow, that north—westerly wind packing in further showers, particularly across parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. the further south and east you are, you're more likely to stay dry for much of the day, after the morning rain clears from the south—east. there'll be some sunny spells around, milder than it has been, with temperatures around 9—11 degrees. fairly frequent showers across northern and western scotland into the north—west of england and north wales, too. moving through saturday night, then, into sunday, we've got the next cold front that moves its way in again from the north—west. quite a lot of isobar

it starts to squeeze its way towards the south—west as whether fronts topple in from the north—west. that rain arriving across parts of northern and western scotland, this patchy band of rain associated with that cold front moves further southward and eastward tonight. they'll be some light patchy rain through central england and wales first thing tomorrow morning. it is looking frost free. around 3—8 degrees, but you'll notice the strength of the winds tomorrow, that north—westerly wind packing in further showers, particularly across parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. the further south and east you are, you're more likely to stay dry for much of the day, after the morning rain clears from the south—east. there'll be some sunny spells around, milder than it has been, with temperatures around 9—11 degrees. fairly frequent showers across northern and western scotland into the north—west of england and north wales, too. moving through saturday night, then, into sunday, we've got the next cold front that moves its way in again from the north—west. quite a lot of

in the north—west scotland and mildly, nine degrees for stornoway.in here. just a spec winter showers for some eastern coastal areas, whether wind will still be quite brisk. temperatures struggling a little bit, 67 degrees, feeling cold than that given the strength of the winds. during wednesday night, we will see more and more cloud topping in the north—west, where we keep hold of clear skies for the longest towards central and western parts of the uk. here, we are likely to see a touch of frost on thursday morning but generally speaking, many places, particularly up towards the north—west, will be a few degrees above freezing. thursday, we start cold est above freezing. thursday, we start coldest in the south, that is where we will have the best of the sunshine during the day, also dry skies for scotland. the baht spot drizzle. still quite drizzly in the south, nine 10 degrees across belfast. particularly across the north—west of the uk, a mixture of cloud and sunshine in temperatures of eight to 10 degrees. as we start the weekend, it looks at thi

of the rain in the north and west of scotla nd the rain in the north and west of scotland and thosed. the winds beginning to pick up a little bit and those winds will continue to strengthen into the second half of the weekend. again, around the area of high pressure, where the air is coming from, the atlantic, the next weather fronts coming in, as they move southwards the weather fronts we can southwards the weather fronts we can so most of the rain in the northern half of the uk, particularly the north and west of scotland. turning more showery during the day. stronger winds on sunday, some sunny spells more widely on sunday, and remember we are still drawing in milder air, no snow at all. temperatures ii, milder air, no snow at all. temperatures 11, maybe 12 celsius. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... britain's biggest car—maker, jaguar land rover, announces thousands of job losses, with most of them in the uk. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and her

a touch of frost on friday morning but generally speaking many places, particularly towards the north—westre we are coldest in the south with the best of the sunshine through the date and bright skies for north—east scotla nd date and bright skies for north—east scotland and north—east england. generally cloud toppling in and the odd spot of drizzle. still chilly in the south but mild across the west. 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milderair 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milder air across the country as we go through friday. quite breezy, particularly in the north—west of the uk. a mixture of cloud and sunshine and temperatures of 8— 10 degrees. as we start the weekend it looks like the frontal system will head across northern parts of the uk. that should clear away for most of us by saturday so we are looking ata of us by saturday so we are looking at a lot of dry weather through the weekend. whether to be wild and —— mild and relatively windy. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top storie

west scotla nd improved picture for north and west scotland and northern ireland, a little cool aroundu have breeze coming in from the north sea. and then into tuesday, what we have got is some rain that could be quite consistent across the western scotland, this slow—moving front will sit there all day, some heavy rain mounting up across scotland, elsewhere dry story, elsewhere it is mild, temperatures in double figures across the board, lighter winds further south. this front will bring that persistent rain across scotland through the day on tuesday, overnight into wednesday this cold front starts to make its way a little further south across the country, so that rain will push into parts of central england, wales, followed by some heavy showers rattling in on the north—westerly breeze from the north—west. change during the course of wednesday as that cold front makes its way southwards across the country, we are back into single figures the most places, there will be some sunshine around, we could see temperatures easing towards the south—east. later next week we see, one that cold

that rain turning heavier in the north—west later on in the night. the most part, it should be fairly mild, temperatures 5—7, but the clouds are a bit thinner through the midlands, southern england and rural parts could be down to one or 2 celsius. we have a storm brewing in the atlantic and the winds will pick up, especially across scotland as that low pressure approaches and drives down the weather front from the north, giving us the rain we have got here. that rain moves its way south into northern england and north wales, it will become lighter and more patchy and we will get sunshine following into northern ireland, scotland, away from the north—west, where it is still wet. limited sunshine for southern parts of the uk but all of us it should be mild. the strength of the wind is the story, strong winds for most of us. gales or severe gales for northern scotland, gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a 17—month—old girl, who was missing after the car she was in was stolen in east london has been found safe and

west england. some wintry showers particularly across north wales northwards.nt spell of snow for a time across southern scotland and north—west england on monday afternoon, something we will need to keep an eye on. temperatures again not much higher than 4—7 celsius for many but at least the winds will be slightly lighter. as we go from monday to tuesday, still the north westerly airflow, feeding plenty of wintry showers in across scotland and northern ireland, northern england. we will be keeping an eye on this system developing across the continent. that could bring some outbreaks of rain to channel coasts. but not far away from the cold air, so a chance we could see some snow almost anywhere on tuesday and some fairly frequent snow showers across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, down into parts of wales, maybe even into the midlands and east anglia. again, it will be a cold day, with temperatures for some not much higher than three or four. fewer showers for a time on wednesday but they will still be around, particularly

more persistent rain to the north—west of the great glen, 9-11 the north—west of the great glen, 9—11on the chart, another front moving in, gale force gusts of wind, 50 or 60 mph on exposed north—west coast, and a bright and breezy affair for coast, and a bright and breezy affairfor many coast, and a bright and breezy affair for many of us. it will be largely dry and fine with sunny spells for england and wales. as for the feel of things, starting to see a little bit of a change, not much, but into the far north—west, the winds gusting 40, 50, maybe 60 mph on exposed coast, temperatures seven 01’ on exposed coast, temperatures seven or8 on exposed coast, temperatures seven or 8 degrees in the far north of scotland, still mild on sunday, down into the side. into next week, turning colder, but hopefully with a little more sun. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a tearful andy murray announces his retirement from tennis. the former world number one says his bodyjust can't cope after his struggles with a hip injury. the government announces further changes to the roll—out of universa

the biggest icing concern is going to be north and west of d.c., well north and west of d.c. if you're areas to the south and east, it'll mainly be a cold rain for us. i'll throw tnot out current temperatures, something is'll have to keep a keen eye on today because thi really going to dictate exactly what falls to the surface. again, temperatus right now, 39 here in d.c. well above that freezing mark. you can see areas to the south and east, fredericksburg, 36. annapolis, 38. we are looking at temperatures warming,ou areas s and east. north and west, we could have problems. nothing happening right now. widen out this view. here it comes. now,eou have some time in morning to get some things done. i don't think this is gng to arrive until the middle part of the day. a big area of low pressure is going to swing up to the north and east, and that's what's going to bring some of this heavy precipitation into our area. so we're going to break it down, zone by zone, county by county, where you live, to get you an idea after what you can expect for the rest of the day today and, mor

elsewhere, where you have the thicker cloud still some drizzle and a few showers into the far north—westh breezy in the northern isles. sunday night the weak weather front continues to edge south. some clear spells elsewhere so take your chances with those to view the total lunar eclipse. frost on monday which is more widespread than the coming night. a ridge of high pressure keeping many settled on monday but there is a weather front approaching there is a weather front approaching the north—west at the very least and into pa rt of the north—west at the very least and into part of scotland and northern ireland. the breeze will pick up as monday goes on. more cloud and eventually my brakes of rain and sleet and snow on the hill is beginning to edge in. the head of fa ct, beginning to edge in. the head of fact, plenty of dry weather around. a few sunny spells with similar temperatures. this weather system moves south monday night into early tuesday. one sickly is the far sub west of england on tuesday, what follows will be dry weather, some sunny spells, chilly north—westerly breeze and f

dry weather, light winds, drawing on some more cloud from the atlantic and it picks up in the far north—wester ahead of some rain arriving in the evening. these are the temperatures, still quite chilly, 4—6d and maybe a little higherfurther chilly, 4—6d and maybe a little higher further west. chilly, 4—6d and maybe a little higherfurther west. in chilly, 4—6d and maybe a little higher further west. in the north—west, that cloud and rain on that front but it is weakening all the while and running into this persistent area of high pressure thatis persistent area of high pressure that is keeping the weather fine, dry and quite. it is all down to amounts of cloud and that will make amounts of cloud and that will make a big difference on sunday. not as frosty on sunday, more sunshine for scotla nd frosty on sunday, more sunshine for scotland this time and for a while in northern ireland before it clouds over and there are some spots of rain. generally dry for england and wales, a bit of sunshine but not as cold on sunday, temperatures are likely to be as high as nine or 10 celsius. looking at the

be a weak front around the northern isles with drizzle here and patchy rain and drizzle in the north and westaps southern and eastern scotland, the north—east of england and temperatures in the south in particular will be 3 or 4 degrees higher than during the day on thursday. temperatures hold up through the coming night because we've got these weather fronts gauging southwards. quite substantial rain in the north and it peters off. it does hold the temperatures up above frost levels again. but the wind picks up and the wind will be a feature as we go through the weekend. the wind coming in from the west or north—west maintains relatively mild weather for this time of year but there will be rain initially in the south and then showers and longer spells of rain following in the north and west but very little rain coming further southwards. that brisk north—west wind becomes quite strong, particularly in the north, taking the edge of temperatures which otherwise are, as you can see, well up from what they have been, but there could be quite a lot of rain coming in. saturday night and sunday acr

a weakening weather front moving in from the north—west. f england. lots of cloud ahead of that, brakes coming into the far north—west of scotland later on in the night. and briefly in the north—east of scotland it will turn quite chilly. otherwise temperatures under the cloud are typically 2—4d. pockets of rain and drizzle will linger across parts of southern scotland, north—west england, and move back towards northern ireland late in the day. there is a loss of cloud to the south of that. if you are looking for the sunshine it is across northern scotland where the temperature is a backdown to seven degrees. elsewhere, milder than today, despite all the cloud around. the high pressure bringing cloud will get squeezed away on monday. we have a storm coming in from the atla ntic have a storm coming in from the atlantic and that will pack a punch lead in the day across northern scotla nd lead in the day across northern scotland severe gales in the forecast. the winds will pick up for all of us on monday, a change in recent days. rain mainly fo

at the moment, quite if you showers piling into the north and west of the uk. -- piling into the north organised line moving through, too. through this afternoon, across parts of the north west of england on the midlands and central southern england, some heavier snow and dad are quite low levels for the showers really do set up. the showers will thin out somewhat for the north west of scotla nd somewhat for the north west of scotland and northern ireland and the next few hours. but we will watch the slide quite closely as we get into the early evening, because it could mean a difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow crossing the south—east just in rain, sleet and snow crossing the south—eastjust in time for the evening rush hour. that may cause some transport disruption. generally, skies were clear from most others overnight, still some snow showers across north wales, fading into the midlands. a few more for scotland and northern ireland. possibly our coldest nights so far, and some rural spots in scotland could be —8 —9. ice could be a risk anywhere. tomorrow looks good, a lot of s

a more vigorous weather system is approaching from the north—west.and northern ireland. the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles — and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather system to

a more vigorous weather system is approaching from the north—west.ken the cloud even further in scotland and northern ireland. the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles — and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipp

be a weak front around the northern isles with drizzle here and patchy rain and drizzle in the north and west perhaps southern and eastern scotland, the north—east of england and temperatures in the south in particular will be three or four degrees higher than during the day on thursday. temperatures hold up through the coming night because we've got these weather fronts edging southwards. quite substantial rain in the north and it peters off as it comes southwards. it does hold the temperatures up above frost levels again. but the wind picks up and the wind will be a feature as we go through the weekend. the wind coming in from the west or north—west maintains relatively mild weather for this time of year but there will be rain initially in the south and then showers or longer spells of rain following in the north and west but very little rain coming further southwards. that brisk north—west wind becomes quite strong, particularly in the north, taking the edge of temperatures which otherwise are, as you can see, well up from what they have been in recent days, but there could be quite a lot

be a weak front around the northern isles with drizzle here and patchy rain and drizzle in the north and west scotland, the north—east of england and temperatures in the south in particular will be 3 or 4 degrees higher than during the day on thursday. temperatures hold up through the coming night because we've got these weather fronts edging southwards. quite substantial rain in the north and it peters off as it comes southwards. it does hold the temperatures up above frost levels again. but the wind picks up and the wind will be a feature as we go through the weekend. the wind coming in from the west or north—west maintains relatively mild weather for this time of year but there will be rain initially in the south and then showers or longer spells of rain following in the north and west but very little rain coming further southwards. that brisk north—west wind becomes quite strong, particularly in the north, taking the edge of temperatures which otherwise are, as you can see, well up from what they have been in recent days, but there could be quite a lot of rain coming in through friday nig

most of it affecting north—west parts of england, perhaps north wales and returning into northern irelandthe sunshine for the northern half of scotland, quite cloudy elsewhere. maybe some brighter skies to the east of the high ground in wales. it shouldn't be quite as cold, temperatures about 8—9, maybe double figures towards some western coasts. the high pressure still around as we head into monday, but getting pushed away by a big area of low pressure running between scotland and iceland and that really will pick the winds up with some rain for a while, most affecting scotland and northern ireland, as the rain sweeps southwards it tends to fade away. we get some sunshine following that for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland but the wind is the main feature of the weather on monday, some stronger winds everywhere but particularly windy for the northern half of scotland. gusts of around 70 miles an hour later in the day and overnight and into tuesday for a while. monday should be milder, temperatures io—ii. as the low—pressure sweeps away towards scandinavia it will

, for northern ireland, scotland, wales and north—west england. perhaps not as many. a few showing up later in the day towards parts of east anglia and south—east england, especially on wednesday night and early thursday. wednesday night and early thursday. we could see a few centimetres of snow as thursday begins in some places, so be aware of that. dry weather and sunshine across much of the uk and it will be turning less cold by the end of the week as a fresh atlantic weather system moves in. much of the week is looking cold. wintry showers at times. a sharp frost and a little this is the business briefing. china's economy grows at its slowest rate in nearly 30 years, stoking concerns of a wider global slowdown. former nissan boss carlos ghosn makes a new request for bail but will his seemingly imminent dismissal from renault lead to a full blown merger between the two carmakers? there is little change in the asian markets as the chinese growth numbers have already been factored into the market. china's economy is growing at its slowest

frost wrote through the night across the north west,. frost wrote in the south of england. ing off in the same latitude as spain, before coming around our area of high pressure and turning to the north—west, so they aren't cold, they are dragging in some slightly milder air. thursday, a lot of cloud, thick enough to bring a bit of rain across england and wales. our warm front is going to be thinking it through thursday. even, not west of this, often is going to be cloudy. temperatures six or seven for england and wales, milderair or seven for england and wales, milder air working into the north—west with highs of up to 10 celsius. temperatures rise a little bit. across the uk as a whole, this is going to be a pretty cloudy day and some showers working... fairly widely, mild for the state of january. subtle changes into the weekend, as our area of high pressure begins to lose influence and we start to get by the sinking southwards across the on saturday, a week by different moving southwards across england and wales, rain turning heavier across scotland and northern ireland.

wintry showers followed towards the north—west as well. frost. tuesday, the showers to northern and western scotland, wales, the west of england, maybe not just western scotland, wales, the west of england, maybe notjust in the hills, pushing a little bit further east across england during the day and it will be quite a cold day, especially in that north—west of england. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: affected by the global slowdown and a trade war with the us, latest data shows china's economy is slowing at a rate not seen for almost three decades. what next for brexit? theresa may prepares to unveil her latest proposals to parliament, but the divisions remain. what we are now getting are some of those who were always absolutely opposed to the result of the referendum trying to hijack brexit, and in fact steal the result from the people. tear gas and clashes in greece as thousands rally against the macedonia name deal. and the stargazing treat set to da

there will be some drizzle into the north—west. so the weather front thatis north—west.ham satchell has been looking at the issues. ido i do object to being called a nazi, actually. abuse, harassment, intimidation. this is what has happened to our country, actually. the barracking of anna soubryjust the latest example of an mp being personally targeted for their views on brexit. there are no ifs or buts, it is totally unacceptable. people are passionate about their point of view, they can have their positions, we should all have the freedom to express those positions, but we should be doing it in a respectful way. lucy has received a torrent of violet anti—semitic abuse online. these e—mails are a disgrace. violet anti—semitic abuse online. these e-mails are a disgrace. her colleague lisa nandy has also been targeted. i think one of the most striking things about it is our usual it is now. if you ask any member of parliament, particularly any female member of parliament, they will tell you they do receive abuse and threats on a daily basis, on social media, some of e—mai

there'll be a few showers running into north—west scotland, down those north sea coasts as well. sts, lighter winds further west. temperatures will be a bit lower on tuesday. we're back down into single figures. it will feel a bit chillier, but at least there'll be more sunshine around. we could start to lose a bit of that sunshine for the middle part of the week. high pressure still never too far away, toppling around it that weather front is going to increase the cloud. but ahead of that, we've got a slice of clearer skies from scotland down towards wales, the midlands, central, southern england where we're likely to find a touch of frost. but the best of the sunshine on wednesday. still a bit more cloud for eastern parts of england.

we may see a few showers and thicker cloud spilling in from the north west. nd the midlands on monday afternoon. generally a dry day with decent sunshine for many but more chilly than we have been used to. this cloud coming into the west is actually a week warm front. not much rain but moving us back into milder airfrom the rain but moving us back into milder air from the atlantic. this cold front will sit like a wriggling snake on tuesday and wednesday. that will mean quite significant rainfall totals. there could be out to 100 millimetres of rain. tuesday, milder once again that he week ago, wednesday, all of the rain and the front sink a way south. thursday and friday we move into clearer skies with a lot of sunshine but there will be frosty nights and chilly days. when they arrived it looks like they will stay with us into next weekend. the contrast to the very mild weekend many of us have had. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. theresa may warns mps — a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democra

the window of clear skies in the north—east of scotland, the west of scotland, northern ireland, milderntic influence. the continuing into tomorrow, more cloud in the north of england. in the south we have sunshine developing after a frosty start. if you are stuck under this cloud it will be a grim sort of day. even with sunshine temperatures three or 4 degrees, less cold as you head further north into scotland and northern ireland. heading into the weekend, more frost around, chilly start, there may be pockets of mist and fog lingering through the day but we will start to see the weather changing in the north—west towards the end of the day as we get cloud and rain arriving. the head of that, temperatures struggling between 5-7d. the temperatures struggling between 5—7d. the weekend, the weather bringing change, cloud across the uk, behind at a change of mass the north, a change to more sunshine especially across scotland, northern ireland, then eventually the far north of england but to the south, not so much fog, but a lot of cloud, are required, settled weather. temperatures may be

winds coming in from the north—west, it won't be as cold as it has been recently, temperatures are aroundost free start. but we could see the odd mist and fog patch first thing. through the day tomorrow, let's call them recently, lots of dry weather, perhaps one or two showers in the far north—west, a little more in the way of sunshine developing to the afternoon and temperatures at hutch milder than in recent days, highs around about eight to around perhaps ten degrees. the weekend remains mild but breezy on sunday, with a mix of sunshine and showers. goodbye for now. he you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump flies south to inspect what he calls an immigration crisis on the mexican border. but if there is a crisis — the us public might think it is one of competence and fairness. america can't keep its government open so federal workers aren't getting paid. on day 20 of the us government shutdown, mr trump touches down in texas — insisting he won't accept any budget deal that doesn't include money for a border wall. ten years after a landmark speech in cairo by barack 0bama, mr

more than 200 schools closed in north—west england.mum and working today. so yeah, it's quite hard. you weren't supposed to be off today, you've had to take the day? had to take the day off, yes. so yeah, i'm going to work tonight when the kids have gone to bed. that's when i'm going to make up my time. the uk's population of snowmen increased today as children took advantage of the time at home. and this weather presenter had a busman's holiday. the bbc forecaster, simon king, not wanting to miss the fun. from the air, lancashire looked incredibly beautiful. but there are many in the region hoping the conditions return back to normal as soon as possible. it is the intensity of the snow which fell in such a short period of time this morning which cause the problems. though it had been forecast and places like manchester airport said they had made plans, they still had to cancel 20% of theirflights. this they still had to cancel 20% of their flights. this road they still had to cancel 20% of theirflights. this road coming out of manches

the north—west of the great glen.january. a mild afternoon for all of us. the winds will then start to pick up through saturday night into sunday morning and another web —— weather front moves through with gales likely in the far north—west but again that weather front is not producing that much in the wake of rain across england and wales. some showery outbreaks for scotland, the strongest winds through scotland and northern ireland with gusts in excess of 50 mph and on exposed coast as much as 60 mph. a bright and breezy affair of further side with sunny spells and largely mild. it cannot last. i am here to tell you that as we move into next week we're going to start to see the change. it will turn noticeably colderfor all change. it will turn noticeably colder for all of change. it will turn noticeably colderfor all of us, change. it will turn noticeably colder for all of us, particularly through the middle of the week, and we see a return to night—time frost and early morning scraping of the cars. and also the cha

about wet roads out there, especially the main roads, inside and just around the beltway, but north and west be some delays out typically are colder areas north and west of washington, so i do think that you'll be dealing with some slick spots for areas like upper montgomery, loudoun, yorthern faulk ear counties, frederick coun maryland, back through washington county. the national weather service stil has a winter weather advisory in effect for all the counties in purple until 4:00 a.m. on your friday. impact a pretty low storm system just because of the timing, though. it's leading to delays and that's why we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode. ere is my snowfall totals forecast i have not changed this since last night. down through southern maryland, fredericksburg, around an inch or less. 1 to 3 inches, though northern montgomery, loudoun, northern faulk ear countiesnd along the i-81 coordinator. for thet part west of i-95 reporting a around inch. even college park, maryland, reporting an inch of snow. down into washington and southern maryland, reports coming in maybe 1/2 an inch, if

more than 200 schools closed in north west england.ying tojuggle being a mum, and working today, so yeah, it's quite hard. you weren't supposed to be off today, you've had to take the day? i had to take that day off, yeah, so, yeah, i'm going to work tonight when the kids have gone to bed. that's when i'm going to make up my time. the uk's population of snowmen increased today, as children took advantage of the time at home. and this weather presenter had a bus men's holiday. the bbc forecaster, simon king, not wanting to miss the fun. from the air, lancashire looked incredibly beautiful, but there are many in the region hoping that the conditions return back to normal as soon as possible. judith moritz reporting for us. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, stephen bush, who's the political editor of the new statesman, and conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30pm. now, it's time for the weather with ben rich. hello there. this is the forecast where

on these north—westerly, north—west breezes.we are back to square one, we have another high pressure to the south—west of the uk, and around it these weather fronts toppling in across our these weather fronts toppling in across oui’ shores. these weather fronts toppling in across our shores. that will bring some rain but away from the north—west of the uk, i don't think there will be much rain, some sunshine at times, but it will be a windy weekend but a mild weekend. temperatures in double figures. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, you are watching bbc news. the top there is another defeat for the government as the brexit debate resumes, mps voted to give theresa may just three days resumes, mps voted to give theresa mayjust three days to come up with a new brexit‘s plan buddy pamina stud maintains her deal is the only realistic alternative. the only way to avoid no deal is to vote for the deal. isn't the prime minister bringing bac

this milderair is coming feeling from the north—west.s coming in for the next couple of days. the transition to mild air overnight comes with some cloud, some rain pushing east and maybe some hill snow in northern scotland. some fog developing in parts of eastern england and that will go into frost initially here and in eastern scotland but these are the temperatures at the end of the night and they will rise as the night goes on across the uk. very different feeling heading out in the morning. a lot of cloud around, some outbreaks of rain will clear east anglia and south—east in the bit for the patchy rain for western scotland, northern ireland, wales and west in england whereas the east in the afternoon, that will be mainly dry with a few bright or sunny spells but expect a good deal of cloud. a brisk westerly breeze, but temperatures are still single figures in northern scotland. elsewhere, double—figure temperatures. a mild blip in the cold spell. the rain will get heavier in northern scotland on friday 13:7 on still saturday, this w

rain is moving southwards across scotland, northern ireland, into north—west england and north wales. afternoon, scotland, away from the north and north—west, where it turns wet again and the winds continue to howl. should be a mild day, widely11—12 degrees. but that's not the story. it will be a windy day. windier than we have seen for quite some time. gales across scotland, gusts of 70 mph or more in northern scotland, that could lead to some travel disruption. but the real strength of the winds comes around the back of that deep area of low pressure, it stays very windy during the evening, the first part of the night, and then the low rushes away toward southern scandinavia and takes away the worst of the winds with it as well. but the wind direction changes for tuesday, we get more of a north or north—westerly wind. that means it's going to be a bit colder. but it does mean there's more sunshine on the way. most places on tuesday will be dry with some sunny spells. we will see a few showers coming into north—eastern scotland, running down these north sea coasts into east anglia, w

blustery showers in the north—west. also affecting scotla nd in the north—west.re will be sunshine as well. there will be lengthy spells of rain in scotland. a blustery day nationwide. temperature wise there will be big contrasts. england and wales stay mild. cooler weather further north. england and wales stay mild. cooler weatherfurther north. colder weatherfurther north. colder weather in the northern isles. there will be sleet and snow showers moving in from time to time during the afternoon. much of the week ahead stays mild for many of us but it will turn noticeably colder as we head towards thursday nationwide. on monday it will be a chilly start to the day. bright spells but fairly quickly westerly winds will move into western areas and that will be where we have the highest temperatures, eight to nine celsius. the chill in the air in the east of scotland. towards the middle part of the week we will start to get more ofa the week we will start to get more of a push down of arctic air moving into the north of the uk to replace the milder, westerly winds we

highest values of three to five degrees perhaps in the far north—west of scotland. l away, the exception again is the further west you are. temperatures will tumble and we could have a widespread cold and frosty night across the country, maybe the coldest night throughout the week. 0vernight lows generally down to —3, “11, maybe even lower in rural parts. but it does look as though we will continue to see some lovely spells of sunshine on friday. indications of things clouding over a little though for the start of the weekend, and as we get into sunday, the high pressure could weaken off and we could see a weather front pushing into the far north—west, which could bring significant rain. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: far—right firebrand jair bolsonaro's sworn in as brazil's president. he promises to rule with an iron fist. history caught on camera — the first image of a distant world on the edge of our solar system. thousands turn out in tokyo for emperor akihito's last new year address

rain is moving southwards across scotland, northern ireland, into north—west england and north wales.land, away from the north and north—west, where it turns wet again and the winds continue to howl. should be a mild day, widely11—12 degrees. but that's not the story. it will be a windy day. windier than we have seen for quite some time. gales across scotland, gusts of 70 mph or more in northern scotland, that could lead to some travel disruption. but the real strength of the winds comes around the back of that deep area of low pressure, it stays very windy during the evening, the first part of the night, and then the low rushes away toward southern scandinavia and takes away the worst of the winds with it as well. but the wind direction changes for tuesday, we get more of a north or north—westerly wind. that means it's going to be a bit colder. but it does mean there's more sunshine on the way. most places on tuesday will be dry with some sunny spells. we will see a few showers coming into north—eastern scotland, running down these north sea coasts into east anglia, where the winds c

highest values of three to nine degrees perhaps in the far north—west of scotland. clear skies and those temperatures are likely to fall away, again the exception perhaps the further west you are. but those temperatures will tumble and we could have a widespread cold, frosty night across the country, maybe the coldest night throughout the week. 0vernight lows generally down to at least —3 or “4, maybe even lower in rural parts. but it does look as though we will continue to see some lovely spells of sunshine on friday. indications of things clouding over a little though for the start of the weekend, and as we get into sunday, the high pressure could weaken off and we could see a weather front pushing into the far north—west, which could bring more significant rain. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: far—right firebrand jair bolsonaro‘s sworn in as brazil's president. he promises to rule with an iron fist. history caught on camera. the first image of a distant wor

of the midlands, the north—west of the midlands, the north—west of the uk and done across wales anding hours that band of rain clearing away turning readily to snow, not too far away from our shores with the potential for wet snow at low levels as it clears away, hence the risk of ice about anywhere. then some sunshine follows but this band of showers again really gets going. heavy with hailand again really gets going. heavy with hail and thunder, so therefore could be brought down to lower levels across the midlands that afternoon towards the south—east later and 3— six will feel cold, even colder with the wind and as i mentioned through the wind and as i mentioned through the evening we could have problems with snow across southern and eastern areas and yet more snow is packing in already to the north and the west so again another icy night to come and bitterly cold, the cold est to come and bitterly cold, the coldest night of the week, —10 across the snowfields of scotland but then as we are seeing fewer showers through the coming night, tuesday night and wednesday, wednesday is

shejoined north west tonight in 1994. here for the first time is dianne 0xberry.ere tonight and every night this week, bringing you a detailed weather forecast... in fact, she was to become a regular face on the show for almost a quarter of a century and a welcome visitor to so many living rooms. have you had your teas? but dianne 0xberry didn't just do the weather, she was often to be found trying her hand at so many other roles, too. her warmth, energy and down—to—earth nature made viewers and listeners see dianne as a friend, even if they had never met her. they'll miss her, but so too will those of us who did know her and considered her a friend, as well as a colleague. diane duxbury, who has died at the age of 51. —— 0xbury. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. my name is tony giles. i'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears. and i'm travelling around the world trying to visit every country. we're in the old city! israel is country 124. i see a place with my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textur

a more vigorous weather system is approaching from the north—west.cotland and northern ireland. the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour, i think, in the western isles — and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland. ahead of that, though, much of eastern scotland, much of england and wales — at least during daylight hours — will stay dry. quite a bit of cloud around, some hazy brightness here and there. probably some good sunshine in kent. it is a cold day though, around 4—8 degrees. this wet weather pushes south, then, monday evening and night. snow to the hills in scotland, the pennines, maybe some snow to lower levels, some wet snow and some heavier bursts. squally winds as that moves south as well. clearing behind it, notice some wintry showers coming in towards the north—west for the start of tuesday — a sign of things to come on tuesday. temperatures dipping again behind this weather s

and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is theirhuge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but having her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. it looks like there is some warmer weather. milder, yes, let's not get carried away! that really cold air is getting pushed away into continental europe. this is where our air is coming from, from the atlantic, so it is milderair coming from, from the atlantic, so it is milder air moving southwards. slowly but surely it's bringing with ita slowly but surely it's bringing with it a lot of cloud and it's been a gloomy end to the day across many parts of england and wales, damp and drizzly too. the cloud breaking up across parts of scotland, a sign of things to come perhaps, but a lot of cloud for wales in particular and still some rain and drizzle to come. some breaks coming down from the no

but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west.tly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as that warm front starts to push its way in, but temperatures will start to rise. nine degrees there in stornoway. a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. northern ireland clouding over as the day wears on. and then across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the