strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. we'll also have streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield,rywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. also streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland one into western scotland, and over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning. that weather front

strongest winds over the north sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland and into western scotland and over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce more rain into many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees. ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning, and that weather front taking the heaviest of the rain away and then we've go

and north—west england overnight. far south and west. some clear skies but because of that wing of those temperatures will not far away —— fall away. the low pressure system sta rts fall away. the low pressure system starts to drift the little bit further eastwards on thursday. that opens the door too much colder air, feeding in on a north—westerly wind. a caller direction. we will notice the difference as we head into thursday. the wind working east through the day. following behind, showers on the north—westerly wind. hill snow for parts of scotland and even to higher levels in north—east england. it would be particularly breezy don't towards the south. the best of the sunshine here. notice the difference in the temperatures. just about scraping double figures. cold by day and also by night. a widespread frost expected. the winds will drop out. mist and fog around first got the first thing on friday morning. friday, a brief interlude. a ridge of high pressure. it is brief because the next weather system starts to bri

they will gradually move towards north west england and the isle of man through this afternoon.e later on. but the rest of england and wales, it has been glorious so far and it pretty much stays like that into the afternoon. we could eventually see showers into north west england but by three o'clock in the afternoon we keep the sunshine with a bit of warmth and high temperatures of 1a, but cooler in the north west. that weakening weather front continues to sink south. it takes rain out of the north of ireland and england, and it wea ke ns north of ireland and england, and it weakens as it pushes through wales and the midlands, and behind it we see clearer skies and a north—westerly breeze, so a cooler night to follow those single figures for money. a chilly start to the working week but it stays pretty settled. as the high pressure builds in from the atlantic, the week ahead remains dry and sunny. more sunshine around than last week as well, which is good news. just the threat of weather fronts pushing is good news. just the threat of weatherfronts pushing in this is good news.

the showers will drift through northern ireland across the borders into north—west england later on thisut elsewhere we keep the sunshine and it will be a beautiful afternoon with light winds, highest values of 14 degrees. cooler further north, 8-iodc. 14 degrees. cooler further north, 8—iodc. moving overnight, the week weather front will continue to slip south and by then a band of cloud and the odd spot of rain and behind it quite a clearance and with wind direction from the north—west, a cool start to monday morning. temperatures down to low single figures. it does look like the week ahead will be dry, settled and sunny, cool first thing in the morning but a lot of sunshine around for most of us. take care. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with shaun ley. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading commentators with the foreign correspondents who file their stories for the folks back home under the dateline london. this week, theresa may puts herself on the people's side against parliament, but where does that leave

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, gales widely. also streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning. that weather front will take the heaviest of the rain

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield,ill be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. we'll also have streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the mor

plenty of cloud to begin with, murky over the hills, grazed in north—west england, sun in scotla nd ing some rain later. still one 01’ bringing some rain later. still one or two showers further south, but many will be dry and confirmation of the temperatures, up to perhaps 16 degrees and eastern england and south—east england up to 17. cloud to begin with on thursday, breaking up to begin with on thursday, breaking up with some sunny spells. but a wet day in the north—west of scotland, especially in the highlands and hebrides. bit of surface water flooding potentially over the next few days. 8—9 in stornoway and into the teens elsewhere, 16—17 in eastern parts of engen. friday is wet and windy to begin with in the north of scotland, the wind will ease into saturday, they well front will work its way southwards, sweeping some of the cloud we have full stop after a cloudy day on friday, wet and windy in scotland, saturday is looking brighter for just about everyone with some sunny spells. the cloud holding on across the south that little bit longer. you can keep up—to—date with the lates

so the rain is moving south across scotland and northern ireland, into parts of north—west england northstery showers, wintry on the hills. the head of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south coast but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front continues to move southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. scotland. quite a change this weatherfront is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will bea saturday and that means there will be a lot of cloud lingering here and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells,

the showers will drift through northern ireland across the borders into north—west england later on thison but elsewhere we keep the sunshine and it will be a beautiful afternoon with light winds, highest values 01:14 degrees. cooler further north, 8—10dc. moving overnight, the weak weather front will continue to slip south and by then a band of cloud and the odd spot of rain and behind it quite a clearance and with wind direction from the north—west, a cool start to monday morning. temperatures down to low single figures. it does look like the week ahead will be dry, settled and sunny, cool first thing in the morning but a lot of sunshine around for most of us. take care. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines... senior conservatives tell theresa may her brexit deal is more likely to pass if she stands down as prime minister. but a former leader says their behaviour‘s appalling. there will be real disgust at the behaviour of some of our cabinet ministers who are not fit for their positions if they behave like this. they should be apologising and they should shut up,

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield,les widely. we'll also have streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet.

scotland, northern ireland, heading into north—west england and pushing south.us. the palace of westminster and you can hear in the background, clocks chiming here. it's a blustery day, stormy and reflects the mood, doesn't it. we were already spoken to a couple of mps after that defeat for theresa may. rebecca long—bailey from the labor party and the dup. we are asking to speak with someone from the government but we have been told no. we will be listening to see if they got anybody who is talking this morning as well. later today mps get a vote on whether the uk should leave the eu without a deal and, if that fails, on whether brexit should be delayed. but how do the 17 million people who voted to leave feel about that? breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin went to bolton — which voted leave in the referendum — and watched last night's result there. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin went to bolton — which voted leave in the referendum — and watched last night's result there. who says size doesn't matter? i've got all that on a tray there for a fiver! in bolton, the bunting is o

some hailfog in the north west the west country earlier in the day. some hail fog in the north west of england. there is the main band of cloud producing some rain and drizzle. the sunshine is following far northern scotland, some showers here. they could turn wintry during the afternoon. it is cold enough for that. this is the main band of cloud. not much rain on it as it heads into england and north wales. south of that, we should see some sunshine and a lovely day. the warmth in the south—east. 18, possibly i9 warmth in the south—east. 18, possibly 19 celsius. those temperatures will be much lower without the sunshine. we have this band of cloud pushing southwards. high pressure than building in behind so sunday should be a dry day. they will be more cloud across southern parts of england and wales. a chillier, sunnier start elsewhere, but some patchy cloud will build and spread out and it should be a dry day with some light winds and cooler everywhere. perhaps only seven celsius in aberdeen and newcastle. all this at a time when the clocks change on saturday night into sunday morning and w

so a few spots of rain for the south—west of england, wales, north—west england, scotland and northerne uk you should keep the sunnier skies for a good part of the day. turning a little bit cloudier during the afternoon. now temperatures still not great for the time of year — between a round about eight to 12 degrees. certainly a touch warmer than it was during the weekend and we've lost that significant wind—chill we've seen over recent days. now here is the pressure set up as we look towards the first part of the week. we've got high pressure that's trying to push in from the south—west. weather fronts do try to move in from the north—west, so i think through tuesday with the influence of high pressure in the south, should stay dry with some sunny spells towards the south and the south—east. slightly breezy with a few spots of rain across parts of northern and western scotland for instance. temperature—wise though, it's starting to get a little bit milder by this stage in the week. up to around 13 or 14 degrees by the time we get to tuesday and that theme continues. this is the air m

north—west scotland. reach into parts of north—west england. west scotland could see gusts up north—west scotland could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour in behind a weather front moving through, it will turn cooler. ahead of it, it is still mild and still mainly cloudy but mainly dry. as the front moves south, hardly any rain, going into the weekend. we're back into the blue. the coming the north—west. there will be more in the way of sunshine. there will be a bit of snow into the hills. if you are venturing into the hills, be aware of that into the weekend. some snow showers around. it may well be picking up on sunday. this disturbance moves in. parts of northern england later in the day. the bulk of england and wales look dry, sunny spells again but again, this is a rather cool world are coming our way. that is where it will be. it moves southwards on monday, and takes the chance of showers further south but there will be some sunny spells around and similar temperatures. with the week sta rts similar temperatures. with the week starts rather

stopping first of all across northern ireland into south—west scotland, transferring a little bit further south—east into northern parts of england and northoking very stormy across into the north of the uk, gusts of 80 mph in some places, across northern ireland into south—west scotland, strong wind pushing into north—west england, down towards north wales. this means heavy showers, pretty atrocious night here. stays very windy across northern areas, strong winds developed, further south, 40 to 50 mph, maybe even more than that as well. lots of showers, wintry over the scottish hills, in between clear spells at times, those temperatures i'io spells at times, those temperatures no lower than three to seven celsius. tomorrow looking extremely windy, we will see a swathes of strong wind, north wales, northern england, gusts here, 55 to 65 mph, again, could cause travel disruption and damage as well. into the afternoon, showers will ease down, more sunshine around, temperatures 12 degrees in the south—east, will not feel like that because of the strength of the win. into thursday, the next area, hurtles in off the atlantic, bringing yet anoth

some of the heaviest rain likely to be over the high ground in north—west england.orce winds, and then by friday, sunshine and some showers. the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday. through tuesday night and into wednesday, there's likely to be some travel disruption and some damage. you can keep up to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker in westminster, where the scene is set for a day of high drama over brexit. the prime minister makes a late—night dash to strasbourg and announces she has secured the legally binding changes she wanted to her deal with the eu. mps were clear that legal changes we re mps were clear that legal changes were needed to the backstop. today, we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together, to back this improved brexit deal. but is it enough for mps to back her in today's crucial vote? with news of last night's developments still sinking in here, we will be asking what could happen next in other new

some of the heaviest rain likely to be over the high ground in north—west england., sunshine and some showers. the strongest of the winds, though, arriving with storm gareth later on on tuesday. through tuesday night and into wednesday, there's likely to be some travel disruption and some damage. you can keep up to date with the forecast here, and all the details on bbc local radio. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: theresa may and eu officials agree "legally—binding changes" to the brexit deal, ahead of a crucial vote in the british parliament. today we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together to back this improved brexit deal and to deliver on the instruction of the british people. european commission president jean—claude juncker warns voting down the deal would put everything at risk. in politics, sometimes you get a second chance. it is what we do with the second chance that comes because there

the rain moves south reaching into parts of north—west england and north wales but behind that weathers. an indication that the sun is emerging. blustery showers and wintry on hills. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud with brighter breaks and along the south coast but mostly mild. the front continues to move southwards with cloud increasingly light and patchy rain in the evening and night before grinding toa rain in the evening and night before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia where it remains mild for another night. damp in places and elsewhere under clear skies it is cool night with a touch of frost in parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weatherfront parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weather front is bringing a change, cool conditions in time for the weekend, more of us seeing sunshine but the front lingers close to south—east england with a lot of cloud and drizzle. showers on a brisk wind continue to push into scotland. wintry may be on hills and may be showers into northern ireland. temperatur

one or two showers across north west england and scotland this morning. er winds compared to the weekend. cloud increasing from the west making a sunshine turn hazy and make —— maximum temperatures up to 11 or 12 degrees. tonight, this area of low pressure to the south of iceland. isobars getting quite close together and weather fronts moving across the uk, through tonight. by tomorrow morning, rain into the north and west and quite strong winds. these are the wind gusts first thing on tuesday morning, up to 60, 65 mph. quite widely seen strong winds within that band of rain as it moves into the south east of england. hill snow expected, especially with showers as they move in behind. some speroni spells to end the day, but feeling on the chilly side. this area of low pressure remains on tuesday into wednesday, and look at the white lines. much closer together for wednesday morning, so really strong winds expected, with gales and maybe even see the gales around scotland, northern ireland and the north west of england. so it could cause disruption through t

so the rain is moving south across scotland and northern ireland, into parts of north—west england and sun is coming out. a few blustery showers, wintry on the hills coming into north—west scotland. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south coast but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front continues to move southwards, but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night, before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia, where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. so quite a change this weather front is bringing, the cooler, clearer conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday, and that means there'll be a lot of cloud lingering here, and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells, showers and a brisk

so a few spots of rain for the south—west of england, wales, north—west england, scotland and northernyou should keep the sunnier skies for a good part of the day. turning a little bit cloudier, during the afternoon. now, temperatures still not great for the time of year — between a round about 8 to 12 degrees. certainly a touch warmer than it was during the weekend and we've lost that significant wind—chill we've seen over recent days. now, here is the pressure set up as we look towards the first part of the week. we've got high pressure that's trying to push in from the south—west. weather fronts do try to move in from the north—west, so i think through tuesday, with the influence of higher pressure in the south, it should stay dry with some sunny spells towards the south and the south—east. slightly breezier with a few spots of rain across parts of northern and western scotland, for instance. temperature—wise though, it's starting to get a little bit milder by this stage in the week. up to around 13 or 1a degrees by the time we get to tuesday and that theme continues. this is the ai

heavy rain across north—west england and wales. minor damage, strong winds.epening area of low pressure, windy and mild to the south, cold to the north. scotla nd to the south, cold to the north. scotland and northern ireland, a cold day. turning to rain across parts of southern scotland, the snow. around ten centimetres or more. brighter spells to the north of scotland. england and wales staying fairly cloudy, the odd glimmer of brightness, some splashes of rain. pennines, into wales some minor flooding. of rain. pennines, into wales some minorflooding. for all, of rain. pennines, into wales some minorflooding. forall, a windy day. 40—60 mph gusts, more around the hills and the cows. some travel problems and damage, the auditory or branch. double figures in england and wales, mild compared to a cold day for the north. snow clues away from scotland later. through the night, winds more north—westerly, of clear skies and a scattering of showers, some wintry the further north and west you are. clear skies, parts of scotland and northern england, icy conditions i

it has brought localised flooding to parts of northern ireland, wales and north—west england.hough it is only the 18th of march, northern ireland has already had its wettest on record. you will be pleased to hear that things will quieten down as we move through this week, with high pressure building from the south—west. a series of weather fronts straddling the far north of the country good at times bring some rain and some windier conditions. that high pressure stays with the majority of the country for most of the week. it will be quite a cloudy high, it keeps that ploughed through the night tonight. clouds are thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle in the west. where we do get breaks in the west. where we do get breaks in the cloud, low single figures across the east of the country, patchy fog. a relatively quiet start to tuesday. despite that cloud is thick enough for the odd spot or two of drizzle, it will break up and allow for some sunshine to come through at times. cloud and rain gathers in the far north—west. winds will strengthen here. different story to the northe

overnight, low pressure sends the rain back into northern ireland and eventually north—west england. not fall away too far. frost free tonight. for thursday, a change to come, because the area of low pressure starts to drift further eastwards, enough to open the gates to much colder airfrom the eastwards, enough to open the gates to much colder air from the arctic, which will send some showers are way. some of them will be wintry over the hills of scotland and even north—east england. the wind is particularly gusty in the north and west for the morning but, as the day goes on, winds strengthening further east. it will feel noticeably cooler. with the strength of the wind, it will feel cooler than these temperatures suggest, with many places in single figures and, in the far south—west, just about scraping double digits. by night, a ridge of high pressure starts to build in and, with lighter winds and clear skies, temperatures will fall away. some mist and fog to start the day through scotland on friday, and some spells of sunshine, especially in the east. before the end of play, the

so a few spots of rain for the south—west of england, wales, north—west england, scotland and northernd keep the sunnier skies for a good part of the day. turning a little bit cloudier, during the afternoon. now, temperatures still not great for the time of year — between a round about 8 to 12 degrees. certainly a touch warmer than it was during the weekend and we've lost that significant wind—chill we've seen over recent days. now, here is the pressure set up as we look towards the first part of the week. we've got high pressure that's trying to push in from the south—west. weather fronts do try to move in from the north—west, so i think through tuesday, with the influence of higher pressure in the south, it should stay dry with some sunny spells towards the south and the south—east. slightly breezier with a few spots of rain across parts of northern and western scotland, for instance. temperature—wise though, it's starting to get a little bit milder by this stage in the week. up to around 13 or 1a degrees by the time we get to tuesday and that theme continues. this is the air mass, l

area of low pressure to the north—west feeding some showery rain across northern ireland, western scotla nd across northern ireland, western scotland and north—west englandouch of frost for some full stops as we go through the day we will have these showers across the northern half of half of the uk. maybe some northern spells of rain, wintry over high ground in scotland. to the north of scotland, well, here we are likely to stay dry with some sunshine into the afternoon. the wind is relatively light temperature is not especially higher. some showers across southern scotland, some into ireland and northern england but generally we will have a zone of dry and sunny weather from north wales into the north midlands, east anglia and the south—east. however, here is oui’ and the south—east. however, here is our next area of wet weather moving across the south—west of england in the south wales, the south—west midlands will be turning quite windy here as well. mild in the south and as we go through tuesday we take this wet weather, we drive it northwards. some snow over high ground in scotland. it will be windy pitifully across the far north—west, gusts of 50

and snow, even with some slushy deposits at lower levels, moving its way through scotland, north—west englandgusts in excess of 50—60 mph further south, and it is going to feel quite cold out there. 3—5 degrees in scotland. 7—11, but you have to factor in the strength of the wind, crossing england and wales. we continue to see a few scattered showers blown in by a stiff north—westerly wind, and some of these again of sleet and snow even at lower levels, through the night, with temperatures falling to low single figures. so a chilly start to monday morning, but a slightly quieter start, as a ridge of high pressure tends to build and quieten things down. so there will be some decent spells of sunshine around on monday, but still quite chilly out there, and still quite breezy. highest values of 8—11 degrees. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. 0ur headlines today: ahead of a big week in westminster, two leading brexiteers warn that any delay to leaving the eu would cause serious damage to public trust in politics. hundreds of civilians flee the last stronghold

so the rain is moving south across scotland and northern ireland, into parts of north—west england and the sun is coming out. a few blustery showers, wintry on the hills, though, coming into north—west scotland. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few brighter breaks in north—east england, in yorkshire and along the south coast, but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. and the front continues to move southwards, but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night, before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia, where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places. elsewhere, under clearest skies, a cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. so quite a change this weather front is bringing, the cooler, clearer conditions in time for the weekend. more of us seeing some sunshine, but the front, notice, lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday, and that means there'll be a lot of cloud lingering here, and maybe some light rain

england. they will tend to fade and for most a good deal of sunshine before the cloud builds across the west. rain arriving into northern ireland, the western isles, northg, too, and temperatures reaching somewhere between 8—11. monday evening, our band of rain continues to work its way eastwards, heavy and persistent, could bring snow over the hills of scotland for a time and winds will be strengthening as well. so a wet, blustery start to tuesday. once again we will see gusts quite widely between a0 and 50 mph, maybe even more for exposed coasts and hills. and it's all down to this area of low pressure, deepening all the while as it tracks its way northwards across the uk. it will still be with us on wednesday and we have frontal system to deal with on a tuesday, that will continue to bring some heavy outbreaks of rain wouth and eastwards of rain ——south and eastwards across england and wales. as it clears, behind it, some spells of sunshine but also some wintry showers, some sleet oi’ snow across the high ground of scotland and northern ireland, hail, maybe a rumble of thunder. that rain taking its time to clear from south—east england and east angli

50, 60mph for the rush—hour and probably the core of strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west englandy and it will be windy elsewhere, widely gale—force winds and streams of showers, one in the north—east of scotland, one western scotland over the irish sea into the midlands. for most of the day, southern and eastern england may well be dry, the winds gradually easing down a bit through the day and by the end of the afternoon, some cloud and some rain approaching northern ireland. but temperatures should be a bit higher on wednesday, despite those strong winds, 11 or 12 degrees. the winds continue to ease down a bit through the evening. we've got the rain coming in from the atlantic, that's across many parts of the uk overnight. the main concern is the amount of rain, continuing rain affecting the cumbrian fells, that's going to lead to some flooding, temperatures overnight 5—7 degrees. the main weight of rain is likely to be overnight and early in the morning as that weather system takes the heaviest of the rain away into the near continent and we're left with that cold front moving

a scattering of wintry showers, as well, through northern ireland and north—west england for a time. ough the day, it's a slow improvement, with some sunny spells coming through, but windy with it. gusts of winds 50—60 mph — that's going to make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north, and it will be a cool day here, with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind. it's going to be a little disappointing. now, through sunday night into monday, we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long, and with some clearer skies and lighter winds, we are going to see those temperatures falling away. so it's going to be a chilly start to monday morning, with temperatures close to freezing in many places, and there'll be a scattering of showers around as well. so monday on the whole, though, will be a largely fine and quiet day in comparison to what we've seen over the weekend — highest values of 9—11 degrees. but do

so a few spots of rain for the south—west of england, wales, north—west england, scotland and northernof the day. turning a little bit cloudier, during the afternoon. now, temperatures still not great for the time of year — between a round about 8 to 12 degrees. certainly a touch warmer than it was during the weekend and we've lost that significant wind—chill we've seen over recent days. now, here is the pressure set up as we look towards the first part of the week. we've got high pressure that's trying to push in from the south—west. weather fronts do try to move in from the north—west, so i think through tuesday, with the influence of higher pressure in the south, it should stay dry with some sunny spells towards the south and the south—east. slightly breezier with a few spots of rain across parts of northern and western scotland, for instance. temperature—wise though, it's starting to get a little bit milder by this stage in the week. up to around 13 or 14 degrees by the time we get to tuesday and that theme continues. this is the air mass, looking into the middle of the week and yo

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a scattering of wintry showers, as well, through northern ireland and north—west england for a time. we go through the day, it's a slow improvement, with some sunny spells coming through, but windy with it. gusts of winds 50—60 mph, that's going to make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north and it will be a cool day with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind. it's going to be a little disappointing. now, through sunday night into monday, we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long, and with some clearer skies and lighter winds, we are going to see those temperatures falling away. so it's going to be a chilly start to monday morning, with temperatures close to freezing in many places. and there'll be a scattering of showers around as well. so monday on the whole, though, will be a largely fine and quiet day compared to what we've seen over the weekend. highest values of 9—11 degrees. but don't

mph plus, it will not be pleasant, but some showers and a bit of wintry nurse mixed in across north—west englandr many, the risk of afternoon, but for many, the risk of a few wintry showers with slushy deposits threatening the further north and west. the odd rumble of thunder and some hail mixed in as well. cold with the cloud wind and rain, five celsius at the best, milder further south, with a rain, five celsius at the best, milderfurther south, with a maximum of ii. into monday, this brief ridge of ii. into monday, this brief ridge of high pressure which will quieten things down for a time, but not for long. make the most of it on monday, looks like being a quiet start to the working week. then another significant area of low pressure looks likely to threaten from the west, and it will bring yet more wet and windy weather, with a spell of gales as well for a time. this may develop into a 9 storm. into next week, looking likely to stay pretty u nsettled. week, looking likely to stay pretty unsettled. some rain and gales, but also a little bit of sun at times. this is bbc world news today. i'm

the west bringing patchy rain to northern ireland in western parts of scotland, patches of north—west england wales as well. for eastern england it should save dry and bright throughout the day much less windy than recent days and temperatures will start to nudge up and temperatures will start to nudge upa and temperatures will start to nudge up a little bit. into tuesday, a similar story with cloud and patchy wane in the race —— patchy rain in the west. temperatures at night or 12 degrees and looking ahead towards the middle part of the week that richer. to warm up. we could see around 16 degrees through the middle pa rt around 16 degrees through the middle part of the week, less windy and there will be some sunshine around 00:02:47,473 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 as well. this is bbc world news, the headlines: new zealand police say the number of people killed in the christchuch terrorist attack has risen from 49 to 50. the number of injured also stands at 50. 13 people are in critical condition. church—goers have been paying tribute to the victims of the mosque attacks at sunday morning servi

of 40—50, a few more showers this afternoon to the east of the pennines still going across north—west englandfew will make it south and east but the odd one well, mainly rain and hail. in the sunshine, 8—10d, it will feel chilly in the breeze which eases down through tonight, showers lasting towards eastern parts of england and then returning to northern ireland is cloud seconds, it's here where the coldest part of an eight will be, scotland, england and wales with temperatures dropping, below freezing and a few spots away from the towns and city centres, a frosty and for some icy start to your monday morning commute, sunshine across the west, lowliest of all in northern ireland, bursts of rain in western scotland and north—west england, but not of the levels, east of scotland, slowly on the up, the cold air which has been replaced with the jet stream helping propel this low pressure, it moves north allowing high—pressure and slightly warmer conditions to build from the south. still some rain in the forecast it will be much more dry next week especially away from the north—west of scotland, w

later towards north—west england and north wales. look how it clears up behind the front., increasingly wintry but maybe notjust on hills as we go into friday night. ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coast, still mild. the front moves south on friday evening and night, becoming increasingly light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east anglia and by the end of saturday night, it keeps the temperature up, maybe that of light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, clearerskies, a touch of frost. further blustery showers, wintry nature. this weather front, and this is the picture at the start of the weekend, it's had quite an impact. it will have cleared things up, cooler, fresh around. but the front is lingering close to south—east england on saturday. it could keep a good deal of cloud and maybe some drizzle but elsewhere, good sunny spells, lastly, wintry showers. one or two across northern ireland. i is mostly in the range of 9— 12 degrees. a greater chance of frost into saturday

a scattering of wintry showers as well through northern ireland and north—west england for a time. sea, for the rest of england and wales as we go through the day it's a slow improvement with sunny spells coming through, but windy with it. gusts of winds 50—60 mph, that will make it feel quite cool. we keep the showers into the north and it will be a cool with those wintry showers going 3—5 celsius at the best. the highest values further south of 7—11, but you've got to factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a little disappointing. through sunday night into monday we see this little ridge of high pressure building. that'll quieten things down for a time, but not really for long. and with some clearer skies and lighter winds we are going to see those averages falling away. it will be a chilly start to monday morning with temperatures close to freezing in many places. there will be a scattering of showers around as well. monday, on the whole, though, will be a largely fine and quiet day compared to what we have seen over the weekend. highs values of 9—11 degrees. don't get to

overnight in the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west englandmild enough, temperatures 5—7d. it's windy and it's wet. the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and in the morning, that weather front taking the heaviest of the rain away and forgot the secondary cold front moving its way southwards and taking patchy rain across wales and into southern england and still strong to gale force north—westerly wind will bring down sunshine and showers. mostly showers in the north—west of scotla nd mostly showers in the north—west of scotland were its a little chillier, eight or nine degrees and further site could dash south could get as high as 11 or 12. as one band of rain moves through, we would look to the atlantic again. this is where everything is coming from, are very mobile situation, another set of weather fronts arriving not, mobile situation, another set of weatherfronts arriving not, the wind picking up in time for friday ‘s strong to gale force mainly westerly winds, most of the rain across scotland and northern ireland as the rain pu

7-9. 39, the north—west with temperatures between 7—9. 39, the rain will continue, edging back into north west englandually made its way south—east, with some brighter skies developing in the west of scotland, northern ireland. again, there will be some who snow mixed in with all that, maximum tip pictures 7—11d, so much colour for england and wales compared to pictures 7—11d, so much colour for england and wales compared to the west of scotland, northern ireland. again, there will be some hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines: the home secretary meets police chiefs to discuss knife crime, as one of the country's most senior officers warns it should be treated as a national emergency it's an emergency and it needs emergency funding. we need to have more office hours on the streets. around 30 passengers are quarantined at gatwick after feeling ill during a flight from barbados. mps are promised a vote on any changes to workers' rights after brexit, as theresa may seeks support for her eu withdrawal deal. a warning over the move away from cash, as a report suggest one in fi

sleet and snow, even with some slushy deposits at lower levels moving its way through scotland, north—west england with it. gusts in excess of 50—60 mph further south and it is going to feel quite cold out there. 3—5d in scotland. 7-11 but cold out there. 3—5d in scotland. 7—11 but you have to factor in the strength of the window crossing the net wales. we continue to see a few scattered showers blown in by a stiff north—westerly wind and some of these again of sleet and snow, even at lower levels, through the night, with temperatures falling to low single figures. so a chilly start to monday morning but a slightly quieter start as a ridge of high pressure tends to build and quieten things down. so there will be some decent spells of sunshine around on monday, but still quite chilly out there and still quite breezy. highest values of 8— 11 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: hundreds of civilians flee the last stronghold of the islamic state group ahead of a final assault by western—backed forc

and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and they will push their way into north—west englanda sparkling start. chilly with that frost. we should keep the sunshine. it won't feel quite so chilly in the south. but we do have a significant band of rain coming in later. behind it, the really cold air comes later. behind it, the really cold aircomes in. later. behind it, the really cold air comes in. you can trace its origins right the way back to the arctic and that will push right across the uk by the end of tuesday. it will be a showery picture by the time we get to tuesday. that call to come south. these indicate the chance of some wintering us in those showers over the hills in particular. gusty wins and temperatures struggling to get to double figures. well below where they should be for this time of year. again, overnight frost will be a risk through the coming week. with low pressure staying put, it is going to be a pretty cold week, compared with what we have had stop night—time frosts. and plenty of april showers. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four. p