south wales tomorrow morning, still cloudy and quite damp and we have more cloud coming into the north weste sunshine breaking through and this guy should brighten in the south—west of england and south wales in the afternoon. the winds will be quite light but remember slightly cooler air so temperatures will be 10—12 , chillier than that in norfolk as well as the north—west of scotland. we still have high pressure in charge of our weather, hence the dry weather, and hopefully some sunshine as well. for the time being it is keeping the weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. another quiet day on monday. we have more cloud towards the north—west of the uk. may be some dampness in the breeze in the north—west of scotland. but the best of the sunshine probably in eastern areas and those temperatures 11—13 , new normal for this time of year. now, moving ahead quickly into tuesday, similar sort of picture, probably you will notice a bit more of a breeze picking up on tuesday and this band of rain is approaching the north—west of the uk. but again those temperatures are 11 or 12 degrees. high pres

the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, a few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotlandhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not far away fr

the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland seess but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not

still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—westdry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, it also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure, there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. they will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of crowd but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, it is a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not far away fr

areas west and north-west _ what is the latest? areas west and north-west of— what is the latest? rth-west of sydney, like and north—west of sydney, like windsor where i am, are still of great concern. as you say evacuation efforts are under way. there have been rescue helicopters hovering over all morning, because the waterjust refuses to recede. the river just behind me has been at a very high level, 12.7 five, 30 metres high, and you can see the scale of it. this is the windsor bridge. this is a lamp post, and it has come up to the top of that. we have been to an evacuation centre in richmond, near here, spoken to one of the residents, who had to evacuate yesterday and he said all the roads to his home are now blocked. he has no idea what happened to his property, but also when he is getting back home. we know that groups have been deployed for rescue missions along the river. this is a rural, remote area north—west of sydney, and residents there, 200 homes had to be evacuated, by boat, or by helicopter, because there are just no roads there. actually, this expanse of water, if

this is iqra school in north—west syria.ian fighterjet has just dropped an incendiary bomb in its courtyard. four students were incinerated immediately, and many, with horrific injuries, died soon after the attack. there has been nojustice for those who were killed, and the survivors live with traumatic memories, many with constant pain. there were false accusations that this attack never happened, that the victims had faked their injuries. i was there that day, and filmed these images of students arriving at hospital just after the attack on their school. and i've come back to see what the future looks like for them, and for all the children that have survived attacks on syria's schools. students were my kids, they were my kids. abu is syrian, but we can't tell you his exact location or his full name — he still has family in syria and fears for their safety as well as his own. what we can tell you is that he was a teacher at iqra school in the town of 0rem al—kubrah in the syrian countryside in august 2013. we heard the sou

this warm spell north—west corner of scotland.persistent rain continues for the north—west highlands into the western isles, but some good cloud breaks for the rest of scotland and northern ireland, england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine and temperatures this afternoon. further north and west it will be cooler, temperatures into the low teens. we could see 23, maybe 2a degrees in the warmest spots across the east and south—east of england. this evening and overnight, a fine and to the day for many, clearskies overnight, a fine and to the day for many, clear skies for most but the rain continues across north—west scotland, pushing southwards into parts of northern ireland. dry, clear, cool but not as chilly as last night for most of us. a bit of a cool starting wednesday, plenty of sunshine across much of the country, day and watch for the north—west of scotland. more cloud for the northern half of scotland and northern ireland. we could see the odds shower across the midlands, but another very warm and sunny d

the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland seeser should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not far away from the north—west of scotland, so those temperature

, where we have got the strongest winds, wettest in the north west of scotland, temperatures dropping into thursday and the wind starts to pick up more, the weather system comes in more than the atlantic, so no longer high pressure, it much will be much lower by thursday and we have some showers and sunshine. perhaps some heavy showers towards the north—west, a longer spell of rain sweeping across northern ireland and parts of scotland. again, temperatures 11-13 , scotland. again, temperatures 11—13 , new normalfor the time scotland. again, temperatures 11—13 , new normal for the time of year. a quiet start to the week, things turn a bit wet and windy, particularly in the north—west, and then breezy later in the week and it does turn a bit chillier. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8. the government warns the european union that any attempt to block the export of doses of coronavirus vaccine to the uk, would be "counterproductive". yesterday saw another record—breaking number of vaccinations in the uk — nearly 850,000 administered — but a warning that facemasks an

the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland seesbe fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not far away from the north—west of scotland, so those temperatures again, 12, maybe 13 degrees or so. the high pressure is keeping

north—west of scotland.s of rain becoming heavy across the west of scotland. rain will keep on coming as it is weather front wriggles around bringing warm mixtures towards the west of the uk back to the south of that, we will tap into some very warm air. we will start to feel the effects through monday morning. minimum temperatures 12 or 13 degrees in some places. windy through the night, rain for north england in north wales and heavy bursts for northern ireland and especially west scotland. through tomorrow, rain continues to fall in high ground in west scotland, perhaps localised flooding. naughty scotland will get brightness. a lot of cloud in northern england, further east and south more sunshine. 21 degrees across some parts of eastern england. towards tuesday, the rain still falling across western scotland. furthersouth still falling across western scotland. further south and east you are and certainly england and wales should see sunshine and this is likely to be the warmest day of the week, 21—23 qu

further north—west we've got a weather system lurking that's going to be bringing rain to the north—wests, across the london area into sussex, as well. quite widespread and slow to ease off as we go through the afternoon. further north—west, some rain will be pushing in, between these areas, a lot of dry, bright weather with some sunny spells. relatively mild, as well. overnight tonight, cloud and rain will continue to push in from the north and west, sliding south—eastwards with time, turning wet later in the night across the midlands and east anglia. heaviest rain for in scotland and northern ireland. but it's a mild night, temperatures around 7—10 celsius by the first part of tuesday morning. tuesday sees these weather fronts continue to push southwards. behind this one, which is our cold front, this band of rain you can see stretching across northern england and wales, the weather gets a lot brighter and drier for scotland and northern ireland, much more in the way of sunshine as we go through tomorrow afternoon with the rain slowly pushing its way southwards and eastwards. as the su

china's policy of transferring hundreds of thousands of uighurs and other ethnic minorities from north—westinjiang to factoryjobs — often farfrom home — is being used as a method of uprooting and assimilating the population. it's also uncovered possible connections between these workers and major international brands. china says transferring workers away from the region is a way of tackling rural poverty and unemployment. our china correspondent john sudworth has this report. at this factory, the uighur workers are clearly visible. more than 2,000 miles from home, brought all the way to central china by a massive relocation scheme. now the bbc has found compelling evidence in this xinjiang village, the authorities need 100 people to send to jobs on the other side of the country. they set up a stall, but this 2017 state media report shows no—one�*s interested. so they go house to house. "if you stay here," this official says, "you will be married soon and never able to leave." "will you go?", he asks. "no," she says. but with a mixture of propaganda... ..and heavy persuasion, the young woman

a different story in the north—west of scotland tonight, weatherfronts in the north—west of scotlandnd brushing the north—west of the uk. mild and damp in stornoway. from central scotland south, clearing skies and a touch of frost, about —1 two outside of town. tomorrow, we do it all over again. hardly any wind across much of england and wales, some of us stuck underneath the cloud. the weather fronts will continue to sneak into scotland, so some rain in the western isles. this pattern continues into monday. the high pressure eroding to the south, opening up the doors for weather fronts and the atlantic breeze to set in. that will bring moisture and cloud to the north—west uk. still under the influence of high pressure across england and wales, so in fact if anything here the temperatures will creep up, some sunshine and shouldn't feel bad at all in liverpool. big changes for next week. tuesday, and by wednesday, a powerfuljet week. tuesday, and by wednesday, a powerful jet stream week. tuesday, and by wednesday, a powerfuljet stream making a beeline for us. because it is powerful, i

and that's what's bringing the moisture and the clouds to the north—west of the uk.ure across england and wales, so here, if anything, temperatures are creeping up a little bit. with some sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad at all in liverpool. big changes going on in the air for next week. this is tuesday. by wednesday, a powerfuljet stream making a beeline for us. because this jet is powerful, it's also going to generate a nasty area of low pressure which will swing in our direction. in fact, there could be multiple low pressures heading our way and that spells very wet, very windy, quite stormy weatherfor some of us. that probably won't arrive until wednesday, so until then the weather is looking on the settled side. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7... pressure grows on the government over its pay offer to health service staff in england. more unions have joined the backlash. actually the pandemic really only enhances the case for a pay rise for nhs staff. hundreds of rangers fans gather outside ibrox stadium in glasgow despite lock

the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland seesth—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not far away from the north—west of scotland, so those temperatures again, 12, maybe 13 degrees or

starting to turn windy out, cloudier and wetter in the north west of scotland and elsewhere in chillyome sunshine but some cloud building up into the afternoon, another cool day. signs of something a little less cold pushing into the north—west because we are seeing high pressure ebb away as the patient and next week and the other one back to life with a powerfuljet stream so we could see a spell of wet and windy weather around the middle part of the week and by mid week we will also see the blue colours replaced with yellow and orange as we pick up any west or south westerly wind. all change next week. it will turn wetter and windier by the middle part of the week. rain and gales at times and temperatures creeping up. turning milder or closer to where they should be for the time of year. that's all from the bbc news at one. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm, and here's your latest sports news. india have seized control of the fourth test against england in ahmedabad. at the close they were 294—7 in their first innings a lead of

active weatherfronts pushing in from north—west and then some more active weather fronts pushing in s towards the end of the week. gradually, after a dry start, the week ahead is going to turn wetter and a little bit windierfor some week ahead is going to turn wetter and a little bit windier for some as well. briefly towards the end of the week it is going to start to feel a little bit colder. more weather for the west of the afternoon. that is all from you for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... the government has warned the european union that any attempt to block the export of doses of coronavirus vaccine to the uk would be "counterproductive". as summer looms can britons start planning for foreign holidays? this — the response of cabinet minister, ben wallace. i think it would be premature to do that. it would be potentially risky. we are seeing growing variants and i think we have done a huge amount of work. the taxpayer, the nhs staff, my constituency has been in lockdown since september and i don't want ads to be thrown away. —— that to be thrown away. meanwhile

as we head into the evening, we keep cloud and rain, particularly up towards the north—west.re in manchester. now, as we head through sunday night and into monday, this wriggling frontal system will bring further rain across northern areas, particularly in north—west scotland. to the south of that weather front, though, we'll start to import some really quite warm air for the time of year. so you can see, where we have the cloud and rain on monday, especially for higher ground in western scotland. further south and east, the best of the sunshine lifting temperatures to 21 degrees in hull and in norwich. and tuesday could be warmer still. england, wales seeing plenty of sunshine. some of that into northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland. still that rain for north—west scotland, but look at the top temperatures on tuesday, 22, maybe 23 degrees. but don't get too used to it. another big change on the way from mid week onwards towards the easter weekend. this frontal system sinks southwards, cold air plunges back in from the north, so quite a range of temperatures this we

into northern ireland, western scotland, through the north west of england. further south and east it should eventually turn drier and this is where we will see the highest temperatures, about 10 celsius in the far south—east. still very blustery with wind gusts of up to 50 mph. overnight it will remain quite windy although i think the wind will gradually ease. these heavy showers will continue to feed in on the north—westerly wind, turning to sleet or snow on the hills, and we might hear the odd rumble of thunder. lows of around 1—2. tomorrow a dry start and then we see this feature pushing in from the west, introducing heavy spells of rain, sleet or snow on hills. top temperatures 11 celsius, and more settled next week. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: a serving metropolitan police officer is charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. 48—year—old wayne couzens appeared in court this morning. a vigil in sarah's memory has been cancelled — the police say the event would breach covid rules. the organisers will now fundraise for

that will move north through the day, so sunshine and showers will be replaced by cloud and persistent rain, especially heavy across high ground in the west south and east, a bit of brightness, the cloud should break up across eastern england, it will be windy with gusts of 40—50 mph, maybe even stronger in places, but my even warm in places with temperatures up to 16 degrees across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire. as we head through sunday evening, further rain up towards the north—west. remember, the sunset will be later, nearly eight o'clock across parts of northern ireland. 7:47pm in penzance, west cornwall. through sunday night, we will see further rain, becoming focused across those western parts of scotland. that is where we could see flooding. exceptionally mild night across the central areas, temperatures for some staying in double digits. monday, the wriggling frontal system will continue to bring rain towards the north, but to the south of the weather front, we will import some very warm air for the time of year. monday, cloud and rain in northern ireland, but especially across western scotland. eastern scotland, some brigh

quite a few isobars, though, quite a few white lines you can see towards the north—west of the country day across parts of northern ireland and scotland and that breeze will feed more cloud in here as well, even the odd spot of rain for western scotland. eastern scotland should see some brightness and certainly we will see some sunny spells across england and wales once any early mist is cleared. still some fairly large areas of cloud around and temperatures around 10—14 , not far off, really, where they have been throughout this weekend. now, as we move out of monday and into tuesday, high pressure will try to hold on, but this frontal system will begin to approach from the west. this front is going to make quite slow progress, so much of tuesday will be dry in many areas, quite a lot of cloud, some spells of sunshine, but late in the day we will see some rain starting to approach northern ireland and the western side of scotland and the winds will start to pick up here as well. temperatures in a familiar range, really, between 11,12 or even 13 degrees in most places. now, as we move

you can see the cold air flowing down from the north—west.f snow over high ground in highland scotland, but for southern scotland, northern ireland, north west england, wales, the midlands, even the moors of the west country, we could see a centimetre or two of lying snow by the end of the night. temperatures in towns and cities close to freezing. out in the countryside, some spots will getjust below. so there could well be some icy stretches to start tomorrow morning. but tomorrow should get off to quite a bright start with some spells of sunshine. however, it won't last. it'll cloud over from the west through the day. outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and western scotland. the odd spot into wales and the south west as well. but temperatures already showing signs of creeping upwards, so it is quite a short—lived cold spell. now, a windy spell awaits during saturday night, particularly across north—western areas. notice all white lines on the chart squeezing together, all the isobars. that shows that we'll have strong winds, gales in fa

it stays quite breezy for all areas, windy for the north and west of scotland here. see gusts of a0 or 50 mph but in the sunny spots further south and east we could make 19 or 20. even further north for eastern scotland for example, we could make a teen in aberdeenshire. through this evening and overnight it stays very wet across the north—west of scotland, an increasing risk of low cloud flooding in, windy and more cloud across northern areas, not quite as chilly as what we will have a good portion is bang on the girls with clear skies, slightly lighter winds, temperatures could drop close to freezing. we can start on a chilly night further south, quickly mist and cloud breaks. a sunny day. the sunshine going further north into southern and eastern scotland and perhaps northern ireland but for the north—west of scotland it will stay wet and windy. the temperatures creep up ever higher and we could see 22 or 23 across eastern parts of england and that is well above the seasonal norm. from wednesday we hold onto the other front across the north, could see some snow ove

and that's what's bringing the moisture and the clouds to the north—west of the uk.here, if anything, temperatures are creeping up a little bit. with some sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad at all in liverpool. big changes going on in the air for next week. this is tuesday. by wednesday, a powerfuljet stream making a beeline for us. because this jet stream is powerful, it's also going to generate a nasty area of low pressure which will swing in our direction. in fact, there could be multiple low pressures heading our way and that spells very wet, very windy, quite stormy weatherfor some of us. that probably won't arrive until wednesday, so until then the weather is looking on the settled side. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at six... pressure grows on the government over its pay offer to health service staff in england. more unions have joined the backlash. actually the pandemic really only enhances the case for a pay rise for nhs staff. pope francis delivers an impassioned condemnation of extremism and violence during the first ever papal visit to iraq. t

always more cloud towards the north—west. of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time of the year. and moving quickly onto tuesday, it's a similar sort of picture. again, some sunshine in many areas, a fair bit of cloud around too, mind you. you'll probably notice a stronger breeze, i think, on tuesday. similar sort of temperatures and rain's not far away from the north—west. now, that band of rain on a very weak weather front will push its way eastwards tuesday night and into wednesday, and then pressure will fall and we're looking at our weather to come in from the atlantic. so that means it's going to eventually turn more unsettled — later on in the week i suspect, and as you can see, most of the wetter weather will be towards the north—west of the uk. there won't be much rain at all in the south—east. hello and welcome to bbc news. there are signs of growing frustration across europe as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the cor

where we have some clear skies and parts of scotland, north west england, there will be a frost.ore of an issue. it will gradually tend to lift. many places, though, will stay dull and cloudy. it may well brighten up a bit in northern ireland, but the showers in the south west will spill into wales, and then into the midlands, the south east of england in the afternoon. ahead of the showers in the south east, if it does brighten up a bit, those temperatures will get a boost, but across eastern scotland and the north east of england with the low cloud, going to be four or five degrees. the showers that do develop will continue into the evening. some of them heavy and possibly with the odd rumble of thunder before becoming confined to the south east and east anglia by the end of the night. and as we head into thursday we see another area of high pressure. this one is moving down from iceland, and it's bringing with it colder air and a north—easterly breeze. there will still be some showers towards the south—east early on thursday. those will move away. then we have got this line of

there are weather fronts approaching us and they will be brushing the far north—west of the country bute's monday morning and we've got lots of fine, again bright or sunny weather, but clouds increasing here in the north west. so, skies i think are a little hazy both in the morning and the afternoon for places like belfast and glasgow but sunshine for norwich and london. and the temperatures, 13 celsius with lighter winds and sunshine, shouldn't feel too bad at all. tuesday into wednesday, that high pressure establishes itself across the uk but notice there's a weather front riding around its edge. so at times, it may be cloudy. but on balance, i think it's the high pressure that will win and the weather will be settled. so, here's the outlook for the week ahead. you can see mostly settled weather across the majority of the uk. temperatures rising a little bit but then it looks as though it's going to turn a little bit colder again towards the end of the week. this is bbc news — i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: confrontations in london as police break up an unauthorised vigil fo

always more cloud towards the north—west. of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time of the year. and moving quickly onto tuesday, it's a similar sort of picture. again, some sunshine in many areas, a fair bit of cloud around too, mind you. you'll probably notice a stronger breeze, i think, on tuesday. similar sort of temperatures and rain's not far away from the north—west. now, that band of rain on a very weak weather front will push its way eastwards tuesday night and into wednesday, and then pressure will fall and we're looking at our weather to come in from the atlantic. so that means it's going to eventually turn more unsettled — later on in the week i suspect, and as you can see, most of the wetter weather will be towards the north—west of the uk. there won't be much rain at all in the south—east. this is bbc news, the headlines: thousands of people have taken part in protests across europe, against coronavirus—related restrictions. it comes a

heavy rain through tonight across northern ireland and scotland, some of that into north—west englandcloudy. certainly across central and southern parts of the uk. some sunshine initially across scotland, albeit with some showers. through the day, our band of rain will push northwards again. that rain really setting in across western scotland, eastern scotland should see some brightness. and some southern parts of england and south wales should brighten up just a little. it is windy for all. gusts of a0 to 50 mph, maybe stronger in places, but a little warmer than it was today. temperatures perhaps up to 16 degrees across parts of eastern england. as we head into the evening, we keep cloud and rain, particularly up towards the north—west. it stays quite windy, but don't forget, you get an extra hour of light. the sun setting at 7:36pm there in manchester. now, as we head through sunday night and into monday, this wriggling frontal system will bring further rain across northern areas, particularly in north—west scotland. to the south of that weather front, though, we'll start to import

and that's what's bringing the moisture and the clouds to the north—west of the uk.nder the influence of the high pressure across england and wales, so here, if anything, temperatures are creeping up a little bit. with some sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad at all in liverpool. big changes going on in the air for next week. this is tuesday. by wednesday, a powerfuljet stream making a beeline for us. because this jet stream is powerful, it's also going to generate a nasty area of low pressure which will swing in our direction. in fact, there could be multiple low pressures heading our way and that spells very wet, very windy, quite stormy weatherfor some of us. that probably won't arrive until wednesday, so until then the weather is looking on the settled side. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... pressure grows on the government over its pay offer to health service staff in england — more unions have joined the backlash. pope francis has delivered an impassioned condemnation of extremism and violence during the first ever papal visit to

more persistent rain in the north—west later, temperatures 9-13 the north—west later, temperatures 9— wales, stopping temperature falling too low but under clear skies, there could be some frost in the sheltered glens of scotland first thing tomorrow. through the day early cloud and rain will linger across the south and east, sunny spells elsewhere, further heavy showers into the north—west later, cambridge is reasonably mild, 8—13 . goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines... today marks one year since the first uk coronavirus lockdown — prince charles asks the nation to come together in a day of reflection. let us take a moment together to remember those who have been lost, to give thanks for their lives. a minute's silence will be held at midday across the uk today to remember those who lost their lives in the past year and to offer support to the bereaved the last year has been probably the hardest year in a generation. and this crisis has touched everybody and my first thoughts go to those who have lost loved ones. £5,000 fines could be issued to a

but the rain is going to be a problem in the north—west of scotland.ew days. that weather front doesn't move very far. away from here, though, we're closer to higher pressure and we're drawing in some warmer air from the south or south—west so temperatures will be rising. the wetter weather should be moving away from northern ireland during monday, but continuing to rain across many western areas of scotland, turning sunnier from the south across england and wales. gradually the winds do tend to ease as well. temperatures will be rising, even across eastern parts of northern ireland, north—eastern scotland. where we get the sunshine in england and wales it could be hitting 19 or 20 degrees. moving quickly to tuesday, we've still got more rain in the north—west of scotland, there's more cloud in scotland and northern ireland, some rain threatening to push back in here. sunny skies, lighter winds for england and wales and it continues to warm up. temperatures widely 20, 21 degrees, could hit 23 or 2a in the south—east of england. now, for the early part

always more cloud towards the north—west.gain temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time of the year. and moving quickly onto tuesday, it's a similar sort of picture. again, some sunshine in many areas, a fair bit of cloud around too, mind you. you'll probably notice a stronger breeze, i think, on tuesday. similar sort of temperatures and rain's not far away from the north—west. now, that band of rain on a very weak weather front will push its way eastwards tuesday night and into wednesday, and then pressure will fall and we're looking at our weather to come in from the atlantic. so that means it's going to eventually turn more unsettled — later on in the week i suspect, and as you can see, most of the wetter weather will be towards the north—west of the uk. there won't be much rain at all in the south—east. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: thousands of people take part in protests across eu

but still raining in the north—west highlands and islands.lmost for england and wales. widely into the 20s, maybe 23 or 2a the high in south—east england. start to see some changes, then, mid week. high pressure builds in between us and iceland and that helps to push the weather front back southwards again. so, brightening up across the north of scotland, rain and cloud elsewhere, even a bit of hill snow, but not too much in the way of rain. a bit more cloud to northern england and north wales later, and temperatures drop here through the afternoon. but further south, 23 still the high compared to just seven or eight in the northern half of the country. and then, as we head in towards the end of the weekend, towards easter, the colder air is back for all. temperatures down on where we should be for the time of year. many start easter weekend dry, but there could be an chance of wintry showers later. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines at four... more than 30 million people in the uk have now received their first covid vaccine dose,

just a bit of rain there in the north—west of scotland.hrough tonight, we have light winds and clearing skies, temperatures will dip below freezing, certainly outside of city centres and even in some of the towns on the south coast it could be below freezing as well. but not in western scotland where there is an atlantic breeze here which is blowing in more cloud, bits and pieces of rain for places like the hebrides, so i think wet here into tomorrow. you can see the outbreaks of rain, but the vast majority of the country should have another dry day and remaining quite cloudy and also a little on the nippy side. big changes on the way next week. hello this is bbc news, the headlines: pressure grows on the government over its pay offer to health service staff in england. more unions have joined the backlash. pope francis has delivered an impassioned condemnation of extremism and violence during the first ever papal visit to iraq. concerns over unnecessary self—isolation for school children in england because of inaccurate coronavirus test r

sunday evening, further rain up towards the north—west. zance, west cornwall. through sunday night, we will see further rain, becoming focused across those western parts of scotland. that is where we could see flooding. exceptionally mild night across the central areas, temperatures for some staying in double digits. monday, the wriggling frontal system will continue to bring rain towards the north, but to the south of the weather front, we will import some very warm airforthe time front, we will import some very warm airfor the time of front, we will import some very warm air for the time of year. monday, cloud and rain in northern ireland, but especially across western scotland. eastern scotland, some brightness. england and wales, spells of sunshine, cloud broken up, and if you see sunny skies, temperatures could reach 21 degrees. temperatures have further to climb. tuesday, rain still in north—west scotland. 0ver rain still in north—west scotland. over the next few days, we could see 200 millimetres. but further south, with the sunshine

there is the outside chance of a shower across the east coast and across the north west of scotland it will be a chilly day. saturday night is another cold one with patchy frost, mist and fog to greet us on sunday, but again it is going to be mainly dry with an early sunshine and then the cloud building in the afternoon. a change for the north—west of scotland with a bit more of a breeze on sunday with outbreaks of rain. temperatures higher here but another chilly day for england and wales. next week an activejet stream is for england and wales. next week an active jet stream is going to fire low pressure towards our shores and it could turn very windy with a speu it could turn very windy with a spell of gales and it will be turning milder briefly in the middle of the week with the wind and rain, so are very different week in store. 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, and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerins. coming up on the programme... a brilliant century from rishab pant puts india

always more cloud towards the north—west.north—west of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time of the year. and moving quickly onto tuesday, it's a similar sort of picture. again, some sunshine in many areas, a fair bit of cloud around too, mind you. you'll probably notice a stronger breeze, i think, on tuesday. similar sort of temperatures and rain's not far away from the north—west. now, that band of rain on a very weak weather front will push its way eastwards tuesday night and into wednesday, and then pressure will fall and we're looking at our weather to come in from the atlantic. so that means it's going to eventually turn more unsettled — later on in the week i suspect, and as you can see, most of the wetter weather will be towards the north—west of the uk. there won't be much rain at all in the south—east. good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: a new daily high for covid vaccinations, but as

expo spots in north—west scotland could see gusts up to 70 miles an hour.land. heading into tomorrow, complex weather picture. this first waterfront trying to clear away, but instead we see a new surge of moisture pushing its way in from the south—west. that one is tied up with a deep area of low pressure. through the day on wednesday we will see cloud and outbreaks of rain across england, wales and northern ireland. scotland starting off with some spells of sunshine and a scattering of wintry showers, but rain will push back in here has the day wears on. top temperatures between seven and 12 degrees. it will be quite blustery through the day but particularly into the evening and overnight as this deep area of low pressure purchasing. on the southern flank of the low pressure, real squeeze in the low pressure, real squeeze in the lines, the isobars, so very strong winds into the early part of thursday morning. inland spots will see gusts up to 50 miles an hour, more on the export —— exposed coasts, after 70 miles an hour. that could cause damage and disrupt

be the story moving towards the end of the week, another area of high pressure building from the north—west so a good deal of quiet weather to close out the working week but noticeably cooler than of late. this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2... the duke of edinburgh has been transferred to another london hospital to be treated for an infection and tested for a heart condition. a surge in covid testing in gloucestershire as the hunt continues for someone who's carrying the new brazilian variant of covid and may not know it. the prime minister's been defending the government's border policy. we've got one of the toughest border regimes anywhere in the in the world for stopping people coming into this country who may have variants of concern. the 9—year—old with a lesson for the world. we report from a school in yemen, where, after years of conflict around them, they are learning against all odds. the former president of france, nicolas sarkozy, has been found guilty of corruption and faces a possible jail term. harry tells oprah he was scared "history was repeating itself," b

but rain continues for a while in north wales, north—west england. arly overnight, into northern ireland and western scotland, turning very wet here. a mild night. lowest temperatures in the far north of scotland and the far south of england, where we get some clearer skies later. moving into monday, and we've got the rain clearing away from northern ireland. still quite cloudy. the rain really setting and across the hills of western scotland. it turns sunnier from the south, across england and wales. the wind gradually eases down as well. the temperature is continuing to climb as high as 19 or 20. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the un demands international action to stop what it calls a shocking wave of brutality against civilians in myanmar. ahead of a further easing of restrictions in england tomorrow, the culture secretary, oliver dowden, says the country is on track and he hopes lifting of curbs will be "irreversible". but the national medical director for the nhs in england warns people not to "squander the gains" made ag

further north—west we have got some rain on the way to west scotland, and perhaps a few spots in northern of the day. 0vernight tonight, rain across the north west will sink its way south—east, eventually turning wet across the midlands, rain just about getting to east anglia but probably staying dry in the south—east. the heaviest rain for scotland and northern ireland. it will be a mild night for all of us. tomorrow, this area of rain is going to be pushing its way southwards and eastwards through the day and behind this area of rain, this is a cold front, the skies get much clearer so scotland and northern ireland seeing the best of the afternoon sunshine tomorrow. it will start to feel a bit fresher, though, as the sunshine comes out across the north west. that's your weather. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. europe is slamming on the brakes on the astrazeneca vaccine. translation:— the astrazeneca vaccine. translation: . , ., . translation: the decision which has been taken is — translation: the decision which has been taken is to _ translation: the decision which has b

australian emergency services have managed to rescue around 20 dogs in north west sydney.evacuating but called the new south wales emergency servives for help. rescuers kept them safe in animal carriers and ferried them to safety on inflatable boats. a mammoth operation going on there as these rains continue. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... the largest asteroid to pass earth this year provides the chance to see a space rock, from the dawn of the solar system. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, the committee have decided that south africa be excluded from the 1970 competition. singing. streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines... one of world's leading infectious disease experts says two million covid deaths could have been avoided, if govenmments had been better prepared. there have been violent scenes at a protest in bristol, which saw a police station attacked and two officers suffer broken bones. on tuesday, israel