and then on wednesday, our weather front is stalled across wales and into north—west england. he north of scotland, with the low pressure centred here. further towards the south and the east, ahead of the front, there will be a lot of cloud. but given any brighter spells, temperatures could rise here in the milder—feeling air to 15, 16 degrees. now, as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, our weather fronts start to retreat further northwards again, bringing some further spells of possibly quite heavy rain across northern ireland, northern england and into southern scotland. again, some brighter skies towards the north of scotland, but a lot of cloud as well. a rash of heavy, thundery showers across wales, south—west england, gradually pushing further eastwards, but plenty of dry weather again for east anglia, parts of kent and sussex. given some brighter skies, we could see 16 or 17 degrees in all of that milder—feeling air. but the colder air still across parts of northern ireland and scotland, and that's gradually going to sink a little further southwards as we

and then on wednesday, our weather front is stalled across wales and into north—west england. south and the east, ahead of the front, there will be a lot of cloud. but given any brighter spells, temperatures could rise here in the milder—feeling air to 15, 16 degrees. now, as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, our weather fronts start to retreat further northwards again, bringing some further spells of possibly quite heavy rain across northern ireland, northern england and into southern scotland. again, some brighter skies towards the north of scotland, but a lot of cloud as well. a rash of heavy, thundery showers across wales, south—west england, gradually pushing further eastwards, but plenty of dry weather again for east anglia, parts of kent and sussex. given some brighter skies, we could see 16 or 17 degrees in all of that milder—feeling air. but the colder air still across parts of northern ireland and scotland, and that's gradually going to sink a little further southwards as we head through friday. so we'll come into some slightly cooler—feeling conditi

and then on wednesday, our weather front is stalled across wales and into north—west england. the south and the east, ahead of the front, there will be a lot of cloud. but given any brighter spells, temperatures could rise here in the milder—feeling air to 15, 16 degrees. now, as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, our weather fronts start to retreat further northwards again, bringing some further spells of possibly quite heavy rain across northern ireland, northern england and into southern scotland. again, some brighter skies towards the north of scotland, but a lot of cloud as well. a rash of heavy, thundery showers across wales, south—west england, gradually pushing further eastwards, but plenty of dry weather again for east anglia, parts of kent and sussex. given some brighter skies, we could see 16 or 17 degrees in all of that milder—feeling air. but the colder air still across parts of northern ireland and scotland, and that's gradually going to sink a little further southwards as we head through friday. so we'll come into some slightly cooler—feeling con

and then on wednesday, our weather front is stalled across wales and into north—west england. n any brighter spells, temperatures could rise here in the milder—feeling air to 15, 16 degrees. now, as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, our weather fronts start to retreat further northwards again, bringing some further spells of possibly quite heavy rain across northern ireland, northern england and into southern scotland. again, some brighter skies towards the north of scotland, but a lot of cloud as well. a rash of heavy, thundery showers across wales, south—west england, gradually pushing further eastwards, but plenty of dry weather again for east anglia, parts of kent and sussex. given some brighter skies, we could see 16 or 17 degrees in all of that milder—feeling air. but the colder air still across parts of northern ireland and scotland, and that's gradually going to sink a little further southwards as we head through friday. so we'll come into some slightly cooler—feeling conditions as we head into the start of the weekend, staying unsettled, more rain at t

furthersouth north—west of both england and wales.nd far between and a few more brighter spells. lifting temperatures by an odd degree. still a little bit below average for the time of year. monday, low pressure moving on from there atlantic bringing in whether in low cloud. across scotland and eastern areas of england, it stays dry and bright. beyond that, something of a battle zone across the uk. areas of low pressure across the atlantic. eastern areas closer to an area of high pressure. across western parts, cloud and rain at times. showery weather conditions. but the driest of the weather, the brightest of the weather will be across eastern areas of scotland and england. slightly milder in london. bye for now. good morning. it is four o'clock. you're watching bbc news. the breaking news this morning is george galloway of the workers party of britain has won the rochdale by—election by almost 6000 votes. this is the moment the declaration was made. , ., ., ., ~ , was made. george galloway, workers -a of was made. george galloway, w

in north—east scotland where you are exposed to an easterly breeze, just five to 7 degrees. in the south—westand highs of 12. this evening and overnight we will keep a lot of cloud, some rain moving in the north of scotland and heavy rain getting into northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england and north—west england by the end of the night. most temperatures holding up relatively well. if you see any breaks in the cloud it might get a bit chilly and quite misty in places as well. tomorrow, this frontal system is wriggling are away from the atlantic, the first pulse of wet weather with that will be sliding its way, some pretty heavy rain in england and wales, some getting into scotland. northern ireland may turn brighterfor a scotland. northern ireland may turn brighter for a time and you may see some sunny spells in northern and eastern parts of scotland. generally speaking quite a lot of cloud once again. but the wind starts to come from the south—west and temperatures will be up to 13 degrees. more of that to come. for tuesday into wednesday this frontal system will become quite slo

through the middle parts of the week, because with areas of low pressure passing to the west or the north—westiddle teens celsius, but it will often be cloudy, and there'll be some rain at times. this is bbc news, the headlines. preparations are underway to deliver aid to gaza — using a maritime corridor. two hundred tonnes of food and medical supplies will be on board a barge, towed by a charity ship. it's due to sail from cyprus. but it's not clear yet where the supplies will actually be unloaded, or how they'd even be distributed inside gaza safely. tens of thousands of people have marched in central london in support of gaza — the tenth major protest in the city since the october 7th attacks. the met police said five arrests were made during the protests — one for holding an offensive placard, and two for chanting offensive slogans. and a london fertility clinic has had its operating licence suspended after "significant concerns" were raised over errors in the freezing of embryos. the clinic said a small number of embryos had either not survived

again, gales in the far north—west. ground of scotland. and there could be some hail and some thunderstorms mixed in as well. some sunshine in between the showers, but only nine or ten degrees. it's not going to feel particularly warm, especially where you're exposed to the brisk winds. now into sunday, that's when we see things quieting down a little bit. still some brisk winds bringing a few showers in the north and the east first thing, some rain approaching from the west later on in the day, too. but actually, in between, not too bad. some sunny spells around and temperatures probably a degree or two warmer compared to saturday. looking ahead into next week, though, low pressure stays fairly close to the uk. we've got one area clearing away towards the south—east, another approaching from the atlantic. so i think it's not going to be a complete washout into next week. there will be some dry air and some brighter weather, but some showers around. those temperatures a little bit warmer later in the week. taking a bite

when we talk about the north-west - areas or is a very widespread? but is a very mountainous region. that is affected heavily by landslides and is why there have been many deaf in those areas. —— thatis been many deaf in those areas. —— that is why there have been many deaths in those areas. further south it is a barren land which has never had snowfall, so that two people by surprise. if you go to the soulful —— the coastal belt in the south of the country, there are heavy rains for the past many days now which has resulted in floods destroying property, millions of rupees of property, millions of rupees of property, and people are homeless. so a huge area affected, and we saw the depth of the snowfall, there were several feet of snow. absolutely. in one area the snowfall is very common, it happens almost every year, but if we come down to another area where there was snowfall for 45 minutes for the first time, people were not ready and that resulted in property damage and that resulted in property damage and many deaths. up in the mountains, becaus

the best of the sunshine likely across the north west of scotland, northern ireland probably not faringn counties later in the day. sunday, rain at times. not raining all the time, the rain quite patchy in nature. the best of sunny spells across the north—west of the uk and quite a brisk wind making it feel a little on the chilly side with disappointing temperatures around these north sea coasts, 6-9 c. around these north sea coasts, 6—9 c. into next week, some days will stay dry and cloudy but rain at times with the greatest chance of seeing rain increasing as the week goes by. quite a end to next week. thanks, chris. and that�*s bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it�*s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i�*m gavin ramjaun. another batting collapse leaves england struggling in india. we look ahead to the last 16 of the europa league... mo salah is back to help liverpool in a busy few days. and a big challenge for anthony joshua. the big heavyweight showdown. hello there

the weather fronts has stalled across parts of north—west england and west wales, but further southd stay largely drier, 15 or 16 celsius in any brightness in the mail to feeling air. wednesday into thursday, the weather front is slowly pushing further north, again introducing more rain into northern england and southern scotland. outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, heavy and thundery showers pushing eastwards from western areas. 16 or 17 as possible towards the south and east and it is feeling milder across the board pretty much with that south—westerly winds, but still cooler conditions across northern ireland and scotland through friday. more rain to come in the capital cities but it is now milder. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. a huge night ahead for arsenal as they try to overturn a first leg deficit against porto in the champions league. we'll bring you the scotland squad f

it’s no secret that the north-west is so logistically located that most of our export products were suppliedropean union market. today, when strict restrictions have been introduced, they have either been redirected to the east asia-pacific markets, or in fact, which is very good for us, they began to hit the shelves of our stores to a greater extent. two years ago, we had a shortage of fish products, crab, squid, haddock, triska, fish from the north sea, the northern ocean. today, we fully provide ourselves with fish products, all the needs of the region, and we also export to other regions. a healthy diet in general and a healthy lifestyle typical of northerners are unthinkable without winter sports, that rare case when cold, ice and wind play a key role, an active sailing federation , thanks to which snow kiting has rapidly developed. training often takes place within the boundaries of arkhangelsk. the northern dvina also attracts hundreds of desperate walruses, who are not stopped by the usual -30° for these latitudes, the thickness of the ice reaches one meter, the gandvik health club i

clinical hospital of arkhangelsk is one of largest multidisciplinary medical institutions in the north-westter was created at the clinic to select patients for angioradiological and cardiac surgery. our clinic provides cardiac surgery medical care not only to residents of our region, but neighboring regions, in particular the nyena autonomous okrug. in the north-west for almost more than 2 million people, we are the only clinic that provides that range of cardiac surgery and interventional heart with that quantity and with that with the quality that we have, in terms of the totality of the pathology we operate, we compete with many huge cardiac centers in our country in terms of the volume of intervention and their results, including even within a year. every year, about 650 operations are performed here, over the entire period of the center’s existence , more than 1,300 heart operations have been performed, and the likely specificity is that air ambulance takes part in this, we have a fairly large area, and for transporting patients to deliver them to a clinic that provides the required am

through the middle parts of the week, because with areas of low pressure passing to the west or the north—west getting up into the middle teens celsius, but it will often be cloudy, and there'll be some rain at times. this is bbc news, the headlines. preparations are under way to deliver aid to gaza — using a maritime corridor. two hundred tonnes of food and medical supplies will be on board a barge, towed by a charity ship. it's due to sail from cyprus. but it's not clear yet how the supplies will be safely distributed inside gaza. air drops of aid have continued in the meantime — here you can see supplies falling into gaza city. the us dropped more than 41 thousand meals. there's still no agreement between israel and hamas over a ceasefire and the return of hostages. armed men have abducted 15 students from a school in northern nigeria — the third mass kidnapping in the country in just over a week. four women were also taken. a search led by the nigerian army is already underway for almost 300 students abducted on thursday.

in the north-west of our country , the anomalous heat has already subsided, but until the middle of the, the air will warm up to +1 +4 during the day.

different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.harp showers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomo

we have programming in the far north—west, and the far south—west in addition to port—au—prince.t—au—prince, which is a sprawling city, you also see wide divergence in terms of conditions. this week, we have a paradoxical situation where some of the areas that have been under gang control for a number of years and where we have worked with local authorities and neighbourhood leaders to get aid in, we have been able to continue our work. perhaps not at 100%, but we were able to continue, while elsewhere, where the confrontation has arrived over the last several days, the situation is much greater. our office there has been closed for the last five days where we have been able to do some work in the lower part of the city. the conditions in the lower part of the city, some neighbourhoods may be more stable than others. but the overall checkpoints at the southern and northern entrances to the city difficult for goods to move either into or out of the metropolitan area. for example, i mentioned that we were able to do some work in one of our areas we were able to do some work in one

heavy rain at times, moving a bit further west into north wales, but for south—west wales and south—westcause of the more cloudy skies and rain. 7—11 celsius. into next week, the area of the pressure will continue to move eastwards, monday should be a quieter day but we still have an easterly airflow bringing quite a bit of cloud on monday towards eastern coasts of scotland, eastern england, there might be some spots of rain. elsewhere should be largely dry, some bright and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk, and temperatures pretty typical for the time of year, about 8—12 celsius. as for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry, some spells of sunshine, temperatures actually rising, 1a—15 celsius. further north and west, remaining unsettled, outbreaks of rain at times, and temperatures about 10—13 celsius. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. the european union says a maritime aid corridorfrom cyprus to gaza could begin operating in the coming hours. the first vessel is b

shifting of the tectonic plates, in scores of parliamentary constituencies, beginning here in the north—westds, in london, from ilford to bethnal green and bow, labour is on notice that they have lost the confidence of millions of their voters, who loyally and traditionally voted for them, generation after generation. i've heard some of the narrative being spun around this election result this evening. yes, it's true that every muslim is bitterly angry at keir starmer and his misnamed labour party, but you would be very foolish if you did not realise that millions of other citizens of our country are too. keir starmerand of other citizens of our country are too. keir starmer and rishi of other citizens of our country are too. keir starmerand rishi sunak are two cheeks of the same backside. and they both got well and truly spanked tonight here in rochdale. finally, i congratulate david tully on his remarkable achievement. cheering and applause his remarkable achievement in coming second in this by—election, and trust that even the most biased journalist in the room will realise that this is t

don and volga through chernozemia, central russia and in the north-west of our country, there is a field of high atmospheric pressure with a characteristic predominance of sunny, dry , spring-like warm weather. in the caucasus, in the zone of cyclonic depression, the sky will be gloomy and here and there there will be light rain in the mountains, turning into snow. on tuesday, a cold atmospheric front, accompanied by local snow charges, will pass along the moscow line below kilometers from the banks of vyatka and the northern dvina to the gum gate. lower and middle volga. there is abnormal heat in the north-west of our country it has already subsided, but until the middle of the week, for example, in pskov during the day the air will warm up to +1-plus4. precipitation is unlikely. in conditions of a glorious thaw, the melting of snow and ice will continue. in moscow , the thermometer on monday managed to rise above +3, while the cloudiness thickened. on tuesday, it will be clear that this is not the last return of cold weather. before the real spring weather arrives, you need to stock up

different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.wers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomorrow, th

due to the arrival of this system, rains will start again in the north-west, west, south-west, western parts of the khazar river and the western slopes of alborz. on this day , we predict heavy rains in the western parts of west azarbaijan province, the western parts of the country, and the northern parts of khuzestan province, which will cause flooding during this period. general rise of river water level and mesils, the intensity of the rains can be high, so avoid being on the banks of rivers and mesils. on tuesday, this system will strengthen and its intensity will increase . as you can see , we have the intensity of rainfall in the western and southwestern regions of the country, the central slopes of the zagros and the northwestern parts. on tuesday , i would like to tell you the intensity of the rainfall in a provincial manner for the provinces of west azerbaijan, east azerbaijan, ardabil, gilan province. western parts of mazandaran province kurdistan , kermanshah, ilam, lorestan, khuzestan, chaharmahal, bakhtiari, kokeleh, bushehr, fars province, western parts of isfahan provinc

, with the start of the barista system , we are currently witnessing rain in these areas in the north-westand west of our country, and in the cold regions of the north-west of our country. snowfall has also been reported. we expect the activity of this system to continue in the northwest of alborz slopes in the coming hours, and it will cause rain and snow for sarsi areas, so for the provinces of ardabil, east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, zanjan , kurdistan, hamedan, kermanshah. lorestan, north ilam khuzestan, parts of the central provinces , in the same way, in the slopes of albart, qazvin, alborz, tehran , semnan, we will have a seasonal increase in rainfall in these areas, the rainfall in the slopes of alborz will be scattered and weaker. as kandeh is also predicted for the northeast of our country, for north khorasan, khorasan razavi, the northern parts of south khorasan , areas of semnan province, similarly, in the slopes of alborz and the northwest of our country, on friday , we have scattered rains, in the central regions of our country, there will be an increase in clouds. there wi

in the north-west and north-east regions of the country, parts of the persian gulf in khazar are facingitime warnings issued today , limited maritime activities should be carried out be it but we expect that the new rainfall system will affect our country again from friday. the rains start from the northwest and west of our country. gradually, this system will affect the southwest, south of the center, the slopes of alborz in the northern parts of the country. in most of these areas. it will rain in the southern regions , we are also predicting lightning and wind blowing . we expect the rains to continue in areas from the northwest of the northern parts to the northeast of our country and the slopes of alborz on saturday. in other areas, the rains will end on saturday only scattered rains are expected in the northern part of our country for saturday . from sunday, another rain-producing system will affect the country again and bring widespread rains in the western part of the country, first in the northwest , west, southwest, towards the southern and central parts of our country from su

late tonight, a rain system will enter the country from the north-west and west. due to its arrival, the rains will gradually fall in the provinces of azerbaijan. west azarbaijan, east kurdistan, kermanshah, ilan and lorestan will begin. we expect to see these rains in the northwestern parts of the western parts of the country, the central slopes of the zagros . gradually, this system reaches the southern shores of the caspian sea, the southern slopes of alborz, the northeastern parts of the country, as well as the eastern regions. we expect to witness heavy rains in ilan and lorestan provinces on friday, considering the heavy rains in these areas. flooding of public roads and hundreds of rivers and canals are expected, so we recommend that you stay away avoid on the banks of rivers and canals. on saturday, this system will be strengthened, due to the strengthening of this system , we are witnessing the continuation of rains in the northwestern parts of the southern coast of the caspian sea, the southwestern parts of the central and southern slopes of the zagros,

north—west scotland favoured for staying dry with some sunshine.o be quite a wet day here. some bright or sunny spells coming through and temperatures for the most part around about average for the time of year. on into sunday's forecast, again, there is the threat of seeing some rain at times, but it won't be raining all day. the rain is likely to be patchy in nature, the best of any sunshine again, probably towards the north—west of scotland. that's the forecast for now. this is the world today from bbc news. the headlines. as the crisis in gaza worsens, the us is set to build a port on its coast to deliver aid into the territory by sea. nato has just got bigger as sweden officiallyjoins the security alliance, breaking with a two century long policy of neutrality. in the murder case of a newborn baby that script written, the mother denies causing her baby's death when she went on the run with her partner. is your labrador a bit on the hefty side? blame the jeans as scientists cover labrador�*s greed may be due to genetic mutation. we return now t

the skies then brighten up with sunshine, but there'll be lots of showers across the north—west of the thunder mixed in and temperatures are coming down. we're looking at highs typically between 9 and 12c, so close to average for the time of year. it stays showery into the weekend with some quite chilly winds around and it will be cold enough for a little bit of snow over the tops of the scottish mountains. live from london, this is bbc news. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, warns the entire population of gaza is suffering "severe levels of acute food insecurity", and demands israel prioritise the people most in need. 100% of the population of gaza is that severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. and the princess of wales is seen for the first time since her surgery, out shopping with prince william. the president of the european council calls for economies to be put on a war footing against russia. and the local community fighting the pollution of one of britain's most beautiful rivers. hello. welcome to verif

military district, there weren’t any literal ones about the north-west military district, and lots and in general it seemed to be hovering in air, what was it in? it hovered in the fact that in general it had a colossal impact on our internal life, this message is an example of this, the first thing that is very close to me as a soviet person, the president said, is the six-year plan, and how much we talked here at the very beginning about that we need a plan, we need a plan, we need a plan, we need a plan , what they told us, no, it’s not... in any case , it must be said, it’s obvious that a colossal amount of work has been done there, i don’t know, they call it but what’s the difference, how it's called gosplan, not state, well, that means there is some kind of organ that... can, as they say, work through all this and draw up such a really clear, precise program, which, in principle, i was sitting, this is, well , a person who has already lived, i remember the nineties, this directly opposite to what was declared in the nineties, well, directly opposite, one might say a counter-revol

west. further north and east, you are holding onto some spells of hazy sunshine.rts, or at least, quite breezy. these are the temperatures we're expecting for the middle part of the afternoon. 13 degrees there, towards the south—east of england. but further north, things will actually turn even milder than that through saturday night. that feed of mild air continuing to work its way across the uk. this weather front bringing a band of actually quite heavy rain at times. but by sunday morning, look at how we start the day. a far cry from saturday's frosts. some places will start the day in double digits. a band of rain to clear away from eastern parts, then the cloud will break up. we'll see some spells of sunshine. there will be some scattered showers as well, particularly out towards the west. but sunday's temperatures will easily up to 15, 16 degrees, maybe hitting 17 degrees in places. so a mild feel, even warm, if you get yourself into any sunshine. now, as we start the new working week, various frontal systems lining up and heading in our direction. the first

and all the restaurants there are, there is an expo at many hotels surrounding delta doubt in north west at rush. in fact, at the entire capacity of that site, not the content whole is over $7000.00 people as don't at what seeing there, it looks to be many hundreds of people off at that concert. let's just verify what say what is coming in to us. what we know that the shooting happened within the past 90 minutes or so at, in, at done time last for our north west, moscow and all of the, at that concert venue, all of them, the crooked city hall, the picnic rock fund. we're playing there, they're popular at bonded was a friday even concert. it's a big tradition here. people finishing their work. we at going there to relax with some new is like a few drinks. maybe a, me look at it looks to have been hopping about shooting before the concert, have begun the members of the band. we know we're not injured. but the issue now is that the entire roof of the crocus at halls cultured venue is on fire at firefighters. have golf there, of course, but they have not entered there waiting for at, at russ

only in the north-west and north-east of our country , there are sometimes rain showers along with light and scattered rains in some parts of the bay. fars caspian sea is also rough and turbulent marine activities should be done with some restrictions , but from friday, the new rainfall system will affect our country. again , the rains will start from the north-west of the country, and gradually it will affect the south-west of the country, considering that it brings rains in the western parts of fars province and the northern part of bushehr province in parts of kokiloi rahmat. the rains are of higher intensity , there is a possibility of water flow , there is a possibility of spot floods. and avoid staying on the banks of rivers in these isolated areas. the president in a telephone conversation with the supreme leader of the revolution while congratulating the beginning of the new year and its synchronicity with the holy month. ramadan blessed the continuation of his dignity and pride from the divine door. mr. raisi emphasized that the government will use all its power to fulfill his w

in the west and north-west of the european part of russia , the flood began abnormally early.rt from today due to... river floods introduced under the old fair-haired road in the novgorod region, already the day before they were breaking the ice there with tractors to avoid congestion during ice drift; in the pskov region, due to the flood of the velikaya river, the road to the village of babaeva was flooded. but the intensification of spring processes on rivers is the result of record warming in the west and north-west of the country. in the murmon region the maximum temperature the day before was +15°, in the smolensk region +4.1, in the kaluga region +6.6, in the bryansk region 6.8. only 10° was not enough to reach +7° in mozhaisk near moscow, now we can see temperature data about the maximum temperature for yesterday. abnormal heat. country, clear weather remains an extensive anticyclone, an increased background of atmospheric pressure is observed in most of our territory ; anticyclonic weather at night contributes to cooling, but during the day clouds do not interfere wit

the rain that is known from the past days he entered the country from the west and north-west yesterday . the peak of the rains will be today. samani varshi's activity on the eve of the new year. thank god we had good rain. this rain system entered the northwest of the country and in the provinces of azerbaijan. rain was reported in west, east azerbaijan, zanjan, kurdistan, ilam and kermanshah. god, we are very happy, rain, relief to all the earth. the rains continued and reached the western and central regions of the country and it rained in lorestan, ghazvin and alborz provinces. our red alert is for 5 provinces of ilam, lorestan, chaharmahal, bakhtiari, kokele , barhamad and khuzestan. that the water flow in these areas can be high and these rivers may be closed. stirring outside may lead to blockage of the paths. according to the crisis management headquarters, these five provinces are fully prepared. the leave of the members of the crisis management staff was canceled and all the necessary devices and equipment were put on standby. we emphasize to the traffic police to close the ro

for some spot in north—west england, as much as 70-80 in north—west england, as much as 70—80 millimetresowing the cloud, the weather fronts pushing through. the rainbow clear east anglia, some showers following on behind. the best of the brightness in north west areas of scotland, although here some showers and a brisk wind dragging in the milder air, 12 or 13 celsius across the south of england. overnight, we will see further weather fronts gradually push their way in from the west, bringing heavy rain across northern ireland and down west england. furthersouth northern ireland and down west england. further south and east, drier, lots of low cloud and mist, still breezy, ten or 11 celsius. a mild start to wednesday. wednesday, the riverfront stores across western wales, some rain as well. brighter skies and that will help to lift the temperature. sunshine and showers further north. that milder air firmly established across most of the uk, our riverfront will push further northwards on thursday, bringing heavy rain across southern scotland and another rush of showers eastwards. some hea

again, gales in the far north—west. some sunshine in between the showers, but only nine or ten degrees. it's not going to feel particularly warm, especially where you're exposed to the brisk winds. now into sunday, that's when we see things quieting down a little bit. still some brisk winds bringing a few showers in the north and the east first thing, some rain approaching from the west later on in the day, too. but actually, in between, not too bad. some sunny spells around and temperatures probably a degree or two warmer compared to saturday. looking ahead into next week, though, low pressure stays fairly close to the uk. we've got one area clearing away towards the south—east, another approaching from the atlantic. so i think it's not going to be a complete washout into next week. there will be some dry air and some brighter weather, but some showers around. those temperatures a little bit warmer later in the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: a further push for a gaza ceasefire deal — america's top diplomat, ant

the skies then brighten up with sunshine, but there'll be lots of showers across the north—west of thend temperatures are coming down. we're looking at highs typically between 9 and 12 celsius, so close to average for the time of year. it stays showery into the weekend with some quite chilly winds around and it will be cold enough for a little bit of snow over the tops of the scottish mountains. the us warns israel and assault on rath would be a mistake as the top diplomat in america says gazans are in desperate need.— in desperate need. 100% of the population _ in desperate need. 100% of the population of— in desperate need. 10096 of the population of gaza _ in desperate need. 10096 of the population of gaza is _ in desperate need. 10096 of the population of gaza is as - in desperate need. 10096 of the population of gaza is as severe | population of gaza is as severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. hong kong passes yto security law. authorities say it is necessary but critics more freedoms. haiti descend into anarchy

to nigeria now, where there have been two mass kidnappings — one in the northeast and one in the north weste town of gambaru — after fleeing their homes because of attacks by the insurgents. in a second mass kidnapping in the country this week, reports say more than 200 nigerian school students have been abducted in the north—western town of kuriga. the students, between the ages of 8 and 15, were taken away. the regional governor has vowed to bring every child home. we have also sat down with the parents of those children that have been kidnapped. in doing that, we sent a strong message to the mothers, and we made it clear to them that one of the most important things for the government is to ensure that we protect the lives and properties of our citizens. let's speak to our west africa correspondent, mayenijones, who's in maiduguri. there is a big search underway for these 280 pupils but what do we know about the incident when they were taken? ., ., , ,._ , about the incident when they were taken? ., ., , , ., taken? the authorities say they are throwin: taken? the authorities say they ar

the weather in the north and north-west of european territory will deteriorate significantly: heavy snowrain in the north-west, the middle zone is under solar protection, the temperature in the center is already up to +6, the volga region is not yet higher than 3°. warmer than expected in the south, but very stormy, icy conditions, heavy rains and wind, snow is dangerous in the mountains, in st. petersburg today it’s raining and +6, in moscow it’s also +6, but bright sun, everything about the weather, it was a weather forecast in a country over which the sun never sets, only here, in the largest country in the world, could an online bank appear, which is already trusted by more than 40 million customers, shadows? the largest number of clients is 40 million.

this just try to unpack what is happening in the north west. some parts of the country band, it's controlled or we massive area. but to kennedy, the rugal forest, which spends some father could see in the kaduna and also so go to and cubby. and if you send the army or the police, everybody knows this up. so can nothing they can do to fix this problem. unless there is a massive, dramatic change of the way the government deals with those issues. what do you think would be the 1st step to be done by the president? a new line you say, this is a situation that has been ice collision by space. and you've over the last 8 years, but it's a big history of a creepy 90 and, but indeed you can cut off. now judy has been there for decades and possibly speak about the estimate is about that are around 2000 bundy members divided into around 100 different groups reaching couple in the most on north central northwest and nigeria. and they have taken bold, hundreds of villages, please look at, i don't know. what else i looking for the defense and transition of w

there are lots of terrorist groups ravaging the north of nigeria come from the north—west to the north—eastnapped were elementary school and high school children in kaduna state. it is a christian community in a very, very divided state where the lines are divided between muslims and christians and so it's really troubling phenomenon that's going on there.— troubling phenomenon that's going on there. like students? the kidnappers _ going on there. like students? the kidnappers going - going on there. like students? the kidnappers going after - the kidnappers going after young people? are they trying to get a ransom or making a political statement, to get a ransom or making a politicalstatement, is to get a ransom or making a political statement, is this about terror, what is behind us? �* , ., �* about terror, what is behind us? , 4' ., us? because we don't know them, we don't know _ us? because we don't know them, we don't know their _ us? because we don't know them, we don't know their reasoning. - we don't know their reasoning. but then i think that the very easy ones that we can think a