north and west. we are reporting this up from spain and portugal. breezy, so, cloudy skies, scotla nd portugal. breezy, so, cloudy skies, scotland northern ireland and the north west of englandsouth and east, lighter winds, north west of england. further south and east, lighterwinds, clear skies, going to turn quite chilly at the end of the night. if a few mist and fog patches, breeze and cloud going to be a very mild night. weather fronts bringing the cloud to the north—west of the country migrates further north—westwards away from the uk as we start to draw up away from the uk as we start to draw up drierairof the away from the uk as we start to draw up drier air of the mid—continent and it will melt a lot of that cloud away. tomorrow actually looks sunny out for much of the uk than what we have seen in the last few days and it is going to rain very mild. chilly across the south and east, plenty of sunshine here and cloud across scotland and northern ireland would take time to fizzle out. they might hang on through south scotland and northern ireland. a brighter day across the north and the west. sunshine, very mild temperatures in the favoured spots could reach 15, may be

spreading up the north west of england. spreading upfor the north west of england.lsius. that feed of northerly doesn't last very long. we will feed out here all the way from the south in high—pressure setting to the south—east of the uk which are significant. join our area are from a long way so this is mild there. quite greasy across northern and western parts of the uk the weekend and these temperatures ten or 11 weekend and these temperatures ten or11 and weekend and these temperatures ten or 11 and maybe 12 degrees. not much rain around at toll and some sunshine at times. —— at all. good afternoon. company bosses could face stricter sentences of up to seven years in prison if they mismanage employee pension schemes. that's today's warning from the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd. plans outlined last year for a maximum sentence of two years in prison have been toughened up after public consultation. our business correspondent rob young reports. when the unprofitable construction giant karelian collapsed a year ago, its pension pot at a black hole of hund

little dull, a little misty and we will find some showery bursts of rain across southern england, wales, the midlands, perhaps into the north—west. rain in the north—east of scotland where temperatures are back down to 9 degrees. a significant drop on what was seen recently and on top of that, sunshine as well. there may not be an awful lot of sunshine to start with either. the next weather front arriving in from the atlantic should hold towards the west through most of the day on friday. cloudy start, misty and murky again. some western areas may see some sunshine coming through, those temperatures down at around 11 or 12 degrees, fairly typically. still a little above average for the time of year, quite a change from what we've seen. and it gets windy as we head into the weekend. stron —to gale—force wind, bands of rain followed by showers, 00:11:31,969 --> 2147483051:42:30,699 a little sunshine and highs 2147483051:42:30,699 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 of around 12 or 13 celsius. good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: a huge blaze breaks out on saddleworth moor. west yorks

so more rain at times in scotland, heavy in the hills in the west, more rain than all the line and at times, pushing into the north of england wales, south—west and particular midlands and the south—east looked like being dry once again. it is going to be breezy on wednesday, another mild one, too. all the wet weather is up there in scandinavia by thursday, into the colder air. behind that, ridge of high pressure becoming established again on thursday. so drying up again pretty much everywhere. another chilly start, we are coming towards the latter part of february so it does still get cold but daytime temperatures are above average. further ahead head into next weekend, we could get potentially 80 degrees. where is the cold air? the colder air is coming across the north—east of europe and scandinavia this stage. it is still there in the mid—atlantic. in between where we are, we are on the warmer side of thejet between where we are, we are on the warmer side of the jet stream, the fast moving ribbon of air which picks up an area of low pressure and steers them, and it is doing them into the atlantic, well to the west of the

of us in the west. fairly narrow as it moves into south—west england, wales, knocking on the door of north—west england. odd shower following behind, some heavier burst to be had through west in the northern areas of scotland. note the wind speeds, it will be a windy day and the wind strengthening a bit further, gusts around western scotland around 50 mph or so. it is another mild day. so we will follow this area of cloud and again the chance of rain further east. it will clear for northern ireland, much of scotland, wales, western england, the sunshine coming back and pushing into eastern scotland, flew into eastern parts of england eventually, but you can barely pick out any rain which is left, and for most it will stay dry. these are the wind speeds again, blustery day. a mild direction, temperatures may be a little bit higher than they were on saturday, helped by some sunshine. eastern parts of england could see 16 for the top temperature. we will hold onto some cloud through parts of east anglia south—east england on sunday night into monday morning. that could bring a bit of patchy rain, it stays

into scotla nd frequent showers blowing into scotland and northern ireland and into the far north—west of englandshine for the most part but east anglia and the south—east could be cloudy with more light rain and drizzle arriving in the afternoon. temperatures are still mild, 9—11, but not as mild as we have seen in the last few days. see you later. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines. president trump warns the us will have to release hundreds of islamic state fighters unless the uk and other allies can take reponsibility for those jihadists who came from europe. the family of shemima begum — the british teenager who ran away to syria to join the islamic state group — say she has given birth to a boy. hundreds of passengers are left with plane tickets they can't use and hundreds ofjobs are at risk as flybmi collapses.

west england. sunshine for northern england and a good part of scotland, away from the far north. england, especially during the early pa rt england, especially during the early part of the night when the wet weather moves through. further north, this band of rain sinking southwards away from scotland into north—east england. we adjoin joined in chilly airof north—east england. we adjoin joined in chilly air of that northern feed so temperatures will be lower overnight. the risk of frost here and there, more likely in scotland. we cut off this northern area is a stretch of high—pressure bills then on monday. so a cold start to the car little bit of frost, icy patches butjaidee car little bit of frost, icy patches but jaidee everywhere with light when an sunshine at times. it is a decent start to the new week. a chilly day for eastern scotland and north—east england. it may make double figures in england and wales. tuesday, a dry start for england and wales, more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, a weak front producing rain and drizzle into the north west of england, breakin

weather improves across england, but by the time we get to sunset, i think the showers here will once again be sweeping across the sort of central swathe of the uk, the north—west front moving through during the course of sunday evening into monday, and then finally, finally something that we're looking forward to — i think high pressure starts to build, pushing away the weather fronts away towards the northern climes, into the north atlantic, and from the south the weather starts to improve, so monday is looking very promising across the uk, temperatures will be around double figures just about in the south, still single figures in the north, but sunshine pretty much throughout the length and the breadth of the country. and with the jet stream swirling way to the north of us, between scotland and iceland, we get into this milder stream of air, the high pressure builds across the uk, so that means that the weather will be settling. you can see the yellow colours indicating that slightly milder weather heading our way. so the summary for the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around with some mild days, the nights might be chilly, some mist and fog around at times

fog, there will also be some rank into wales, the midlands, southern england and perhaps the north—west of englandth—east of scotland where temperatures are nine degrees, 12 or 13 further south. quite a change from recently. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: once more with feeling — donald trump and kim jong—un arrive in vietnam ahead of their second summit. we are hours away from talks you but what talk is there regarding progress of the denuclearisation of north korea? theresa may admits britain's departure from the eu could be delayed as her government warns of a severe impact if the uk leaves without a brexit deal. donald trump's former fixer testifies in washington. already jailed for lying to congress, he says he welcomes the chance to tell the truth. pakistan warns india, "we will act at a time

residential customers around the uk and the company employs 500 people in rochdale and the north—west of england the uk. let's talk to richard tang, chairman and founder of the company. 0r let's talk to richard tang, chairman and founder of the company. or an breath. it started in a pub, you we re breath. it started in a pub, you were having a drink with your brother. ayes born and bred. i asked my brother down do you think the internet will take off and he said yes. i said do you fancy starting an isp and he said go on, then. but how can one do that? cast your mind back to 95, nobody used the internet, it was a techie thing, starting and isp was a techie thing, starting and isp was pretty easy, if you thousands pounds, some modems, a wooden shelf to put it on, phone lines. your brother is a bit of a boffin. he is a real brain. he is the one that set it up, the infrastructure. he is an academic and he is currently an academic and he is currently an academic still and he said i will set up the network for you but i have no interest in business. so he left and he left me to grow the business. let'

little dull, a little misty and we will find some showery bursts of rain across southern england, wales, the midlands, perhaps into the north—westine degrees. a significant drop on what was seen degrees. a significant drop on what was seen recently and on top of that, sunshine as well. there may not be an awful lot of sunshine to start with either. the next weather front arriving in from the atlantic should hold towards the west through most of the day on friday. cloudy start, misty and murky again. some western areas may see some sunshine coming through those temperatures down at around 11 or 12 degrees, fairly typically. still a little above average for the time of year, quite a change from what we've seen. and it gets windy as we head into the weekend. strong to gale force wind, bands of rain followed by showers, a little sunshine and highs of around 12 or 13 celsius. i'm sharanjit leyl in hanoi, where the scene is set for the second round of historic talks between the leaders of the us and north korea. donald trump and kim jong—un have both arrived here in the vietnamese capital. they will meet for dinner this evening ahead

start with some sunshine for england and wales, more cloud coming to scotland and northern ireland, producing a bit of rain and drizzle, that will topple down into the north—weste feed of northerly air doesn't last very long. and we will feed the air all the way from the south here, high—pressure sitting to the south—east of the uk, thatis sitting to the south—east of the uk, that is significant, drawing our air up that is significant, drawing our air up from that is significant, drawing our air upfrom a that is significant, drawing our air up from a long way south so it is quite mild. quite breezy across northern and western parts of the uk over the weekend, but look at these temperatures, ten, 11, maybe 2 degrees, not much rain around at all, some sunshine at times. that's it from me. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10am. work and pensions secretary amber rudd warns company bosses they could be jailed for up to seven years if they "wilfully or recklessly" mismanage their employees' pension scheme. theresa may will ask mps for more time to rework her brexit plan — but labour accuses the prime minister of trying to run down the clock

east sussex, earlier on, and we still have a fog lingering in the north—east of england, this in newcastle upon tyne. in the north westover the country, notjust cloud but rain falling across england and wales. sunshine coming through the northwest island area and in the northern isles for shetland where it was a nice day yesterday. we have cloud and rain. the cloud and limits temperatures today, above average of what should be. the showery rain continues across england and wales throughout this evening and overnight as well so as you can imagine it is quite damp, the air is moist so instead of turning fog —— frosty it will be foggy. fog will be what we will contend with for friday morning's rash. once we move the —— lose the mist and fog there will be a lot of cloud around in the sky. as we go into the in the cloud will thicken across northern ireland with the approach of this rain come tee time but for most of us a dry, bright, reasonable day, mild for the time of year, the 1st of march, 10—13d but not the dizzy heights we have become used to. that warm weather front brings the rain for most of us tomorrow night, the

west of scotland tonight with force gusts expected. frequent showers. also pushing back into northern ireland and by the end of the night parts of north—west england and westernof south west scotland staying dry through the night. frost free and a cool start on monday. quite a blustery one. we will see the umbrella maybe, scotland and northern ireland. showers likely. showers coming and going through western england and wales. drifting towards the midlands into the afternoon. sunshine in between. east anglia and the south—east, lots more cloud. the remnants of today's weather front that sits there and starts to reinvigorate. it might start dry but likely some of us will see rain to end the day. temperatures down in recent days. cooler start to tuesday with a few showers and the rest. lots of sunshine to begin and cloud increases. wetter for northern ireland and north—west wales, west of scotland. temperatures 9—12. as the rain spreads north through tuesday night into wednesday southerly winds once again. milder air coming back with temperatures by the end of the week into the upper teens. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00am. president tr

wind will bring in an increasing number of showers for scotland, northern ireland and the north west of englandd as this weekend. we will keep those temperatures for tuesday and wednesday. breezy as well. cloud and rain mainly in the west and north of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at two o'clock: as her family ask the government to help bring shameema baygum home, the justice secretary says the main priority has to be the safety of the public. a 27—year—old man appears in court charged with the murders of three elderly men in exeter. thousands of criminals are to be monitored 2a hours a day using gps tracking technology. the funeral of footballer, emiliano sala, who was killed when his plane crashed into the channel, is taking place in argentina. and in half an hour here on bbc news, african diaspora diaries takes a look at what it's like being born to immigrant parents, in a country where there is growing support for anti—immigration parties.

weather improves across england, but by the time we get to sunset, i think the showers here will once again be sweeping across the sort of central swathe of the uk. the north westont moving through during the course of sunday evening into monday and then, finally, finally, something that we are looking forward to, i think, high pressure starts to build, pushing away the weather fronts away towards the northern climes into the north atlantic and from the south, the weather starts to improve. so, monday is looking very promising across the uk. temperatures will be around double figures, just about in the south, double figures in the north, but sunshine pretty much throughout the length and breadth of the country and with the jet stream swirling away to the north of us, in fact, between scotland and iceland we get into this milder stream of air. the high—pressure builds across the uk, that the weather will be settling and you can see the colours there, that indicates slightly milder weather heading our way. so for the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around with some milder days. the nights might be chilly, some mist and fog around at times, too. this is bbc world

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is, though, as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of northeland at this stage, it's 9:00am in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this, as well. it is going to be a windier day compared with saturday. so what we have, then, is a fairly thin area of cloud, and the chance of seeing some rain, that's gradually going to push its way further east. so gone from northern ireland, we'll soon have the sunshine back into western scotland, wales, and western england as well, and it'll be dry for much of the rest of the day, bar the odd shower. so cloud reaches into eastern scotland and into eastern england. it's really hard to pick out any rain, because most of it has just fizzled out. it's essentially dry. it is a windier day. these are average speeds, western scotland could be gusting up to around 50 mph or so going into the evening. it's a touch milder, though, through parts of eastern england, helped by some sunshine here. 16 celsius could well be seen. now, we c

little dull, a little misty and we will find some showery bursts of rain across southern england, wales, the midlands, perhaps into the north—westes. a significant drop on what was seen recently and on top of that, sunshine as well. there may not be an awful lot of sunshine to start with either. the next weather front arriving in from the atlantic should hold towards the west through most of the day on friday. cloudy start, misty and murky again. some western areas may see some sunshine coming through, those temperatures down at around 11 or 12 degrees, fairly typically. still a little above average for the time of year, quite a change from what we've seen. and it gets windy as we head into the weekend. stron —to gale—force wind, bands of rain followed by showers, a little sunshine and highs of around 12 or 13 celsius. this is bbc news — the headlines: president trump and kim jong—un are just hours away from their second summit — this time in the vietnamese capital hanol the two leaders are expected to discuss how to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. north korea is keen for an end to economic sanctions but there's lit

weather improves across england, but by the time we get to sunset, i think the showers here will once again be sweeping across the sort of central swathe of the uk, the north—west so here is that weather front moving through during the course of sunday evening into monday, and then finally, finally something that we're looking forward to — i think high pressure starts to build, pushing away the weather fronts away towards the northern climes, into the north atlantic, and from the south the weather starts to improve, so monday is looking very promising across the uk, temperatures will be around double figures just about in the south, still single figures in the north, but sunshine pretty much throughout the length and the breadth of the country. and with the jet stream swirling way to the north of us, between scotland and iceland, we get into this milder stream of air, the high pressure builds across the uk, so that means that the weather will be settling. you can see the yellow colours indicating that slightly milder weather heading our way. so the summary for the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around with some mild days, the nights might be chilly, some mist

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is though as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of northone from northern ireland at this stage, it's 9am in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this as well, it is going to be windier day compared with saturday. so what we have then is a fairly thin area of cloud and the chance of seeing some rain, then it's gradually going to push its way further east. so gone from northern ireland, we'll soon have the sunshine back into western scotland, wales, and western england as well, and it'll be drierfor much of the rest of the day, bar the odd shower. so the cloud reaches into eastern scotland and into eastern england. it's really hard to pick out any rain because most of it has just fizzled out, it's essentially dry. it is a windier day. these are average speeds, western scotland could be gusting up to around 50 miles an hour or so going to the evening. it's a touch milder though and through parts of eastern england, helped by some sunshine here, 16 celsius c

west of scotland tonight with force gusts expected. frequent showers. also pushing back into northern ireland and by the end of the night parts of north—west england and westernrt of a stress got them staying dry through the night. frost free and a cool start on monday. quite a blustery one. we will see the umbrella may be, scotla nd will see the umbrella may be, scotland and northern ireland. showers likely. showers coming and going through western england and wales. drifting towards the midlands into the afternoon. sunshine in between. east anglia and the south—east, lots more cloud. the re m na nts of south—east, lots more cloud. the remnants of today's weather front that sits there and starts to reinvigorate. it might start dry but likely some of us will see rain to end the day. temperatures down in recent days. kohler started tuesday with a few showers and the rest. lots of sunshine to begin and cloud increases. letter from lots of sunshine to begin and cloud increases. letterfrom northern ireland and north—west wales, west of scotland. temperatures 9—12. as the rain spreads north through tuesday night into wednesday southerly winds once again. milder ai

weather improves across england, but by the time we get to sunset, i think the showers here will once again be sweeping across the sort of central swathe of the uk, the north—westell. so here is that weather front moving through during the course of sunday evening into monday, and then finally, finally something that we're looking forward to — i think high pressure starts to build, pushing away the weather fronts away towards the northern climes, into the north atlantic, and from the south the weather starts to improve, so monday is looking very promising across the uk, temperatures will be around double figures just about in the south, still single figures in the north, but sunshine pretty much throughout the length and the breadth of the country. and with the jet stream swirling way to the north of us, between scotland and iceland, we get into this milder stream of air, the high pressure builds across the uk, so that means that the weather will be settling. you can see the yellow colours indicating that slightly milder weather heading our way. so the summary for the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around with some mild days, the nights might be chilly, some

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is, though, as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of northage, it's 9:00am in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this, as well. it is going to be a windier day compared with saturday. so what we have, then, is a fairly thin area of cloud, and the chance of seeing some rain, that's gradually going to push its way further east. so gone from northern ireland, we'll soon have the sunshine back into western scotland, wales, and western england as well, and it'll be drierfor much of the rest of the day, bar the odd shower. so cloud reaches into eastern scotland and into eastern england. it's really hard to pick out any rain, because most of it has just fizzled out. it's essentially dry. it is a windier day. these are average speeds, western scotland could be gusting up to around 50 mph or so going into the evening. it's a touch milder, though, through parts of eastern england, helped by some sunshine here. 16 celsius could well be seen. now, we could well hold

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is, though, as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of north in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this, as well. it is going to be a windier day compared with saturday. so what we have, then, is a fairly thin area of cloud, and the chance of seeing some rain, that's gradually going to push its way further east. so gone from northern ireland, we'll soon have the sunshine back into western scotland, wales, and western england as well, and it'll be dry for much of the rest of the day, bar the odd shower. so cloud reaches into eastern scotland and into eastern england. it's really hard to pick out any rain, because most of it has just fizzled out. it's essentially dry. it is a windier day. these are average speeds, western scotland could be gusting up to around 50 mph or so going into the evening. it's a touch milder, though, through parts of eastern england, helped by some sunshine here. 16 celsius could well be seen. now, we could well hold on to a bit of cl

of cloud and some showers to the west. it moves into wales, western england, knocking on the door of north—west england, there are still someind out of this as well, it is going to be windy day with saturday. so what we have then isa with saturday. so what we have then is a fairly thin area of cloud and the chance of seeing some rain, that is gradually going to push its way further east. going from northern ireland, we will still have the sunshine back western scotland, wales and western england as well and dryfor wales and western england as well and dry for much the day, aside from the odd shower. the cloud reaches scotla nd the odd shower. the cloud reaches scotland and in the eastern england, it is really hard to pick out any rain because most of it has just fizzled out. it is essentially drive. it is a windy day, these average speeds. west scotland could be gusting up to around 70 miles an hour or so going to the evening. some sunshine here, 16 celsius could well be seen. we could well hold on toa well be seen. we could well hold on to a bit of cloud for east anglia and the south—east of england onto sunday night and i

of shower clouds across towards the north—west. this area comes a long way south and its stock across southern and eastern parts of england, producings in the north—west of the uk. those showers become fewer overnight. the winds will ease a bit as well and the rain from the south—east is long gone. skies will clear and with lighter winds across most southern part of the uk, it will turn a chilly. temperatures could be close to freezing on one or two spots. one or two showers to start the day, many places dry with sunshine in the east. already clouding over in northern ireland. here we will get rain and cloud will spill in across all areas and rain and cloud will spill in across allareas and rain rain and cloud will spill in across all areas and rain arriving over the arrow c into western scotland later on in the day. blustery winds again, south—westerly winds and temperatures will be similar to what we have had today. still mild for the time of year, not warm as it has been. these weather fronts look like they will drive more across the northern half of the uk and the rate could be steady and heavy over the hills of western scotland

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is, though, as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of northand at this stage, it's 9:00am in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this, as well. it is going to be a windier day compared with saturday. so what we have then is a fairly thin area of cloud, and the chance of seeing some rain, that's gradually going to push its way further east. so, gone from northern ireland, we'll soon have the sunshine back into western scotland, wales, and western england as well, and it'll be dry for much of the rest of the day, bar the odd shower. so cloud reaches into eastern scotland and into eastern england. it's really hard to pick out any rain, because most of it has just fizzled out. it's essentially dry. it is a windier day. these are average speeds, western scotland could be gusting up to around 50 mph or so going into the evening. it's a touch milder, though, through parts of eastern england, helped by some sunshine here. 16 celsius could well be seen. now, we coul

of cloud and some rain to the west. notice how narrow it is, though, as it moves into south—west england, into wales, knocking on the door of northe from northern ireland at this stage, it's 9:00am in the morning. there's still some heavier bursts affecting parts of western scotland. there is a stiff, southerly wind out of this, as well. you're watching bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the battle to claim the last pocket of territory from the so—called islamic state group has stalled, because thousands of civilians remain trapped inside the area. as we enter this new phase, the united states will continue to work with all our allies to hunt down the remnants of isis wherever and whenever they rear their ugly head. us military planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela begin arriving at the border. president maduro calls it a cover for a us invasion.

we do have more clout across scotland, northern ireland and the far north—west of england with spots front responsible for the cloud. the weather front should be responsible for the cloud. the weatherfront should be pushed further north westwards away from the country and help to break up the cloud. i'm hopeful to my we're looking at widespread sunny skies including much of the north and the west and temperatures will respond after the chilly start. it will turn mild for the time of year. further north we should slowly see the cloud thinning and braking. it might linger on. dumfries and galloway might takea linger on. dumfries and galloway might take a while to clear. temperatures into the load to mid teens celsius. a few highs of 15 and 16 celsius giving good, lengthy spells of sunshine. high pressure still with us. the weather front coming back in across the north west. it will stay breezy as well. quite breezy across the board. clear skies and light winds across the south east. lots of sunshine around. the rain pushing into the north—west corner like i mentioned. by the end of the

rain from northern ireland, the isle of man, northern ireland, the isle of man, north west inventor, wales, the south—east of englands coming in from the week, the air is coming in from the west, with a small ridge of high pressure building in for friday before more weather systems come in for the weekend. during friday it should be dry and bright to start off during friday. the cloud will increase across northern ireland and western scotland and rain moving in by the end of the day. maximum temperatures on friday 11—13 degrees celsius, worth noting, still above the average for the time of year. the weekend will turn more unsettled with weather fronts moving through, giving us a few splashes of rain from time to time at temperatures remaining around 9—12 or 13 celsius. goodbye. the headlines on bbc news: firefighters battle a huge blaze on saddleworth moor, saying it is one of the biggest fires they have ever had to deal with. this is one of the biggest fires we have seen. because it is coming from heather and it is very combustible, it is quite dramatic to see. pakistan says it has shot down two indian aircraft in

just a few showers left behind parts of western scotland, northern ireland and the north—west of englandearing skies temperatures are dropping close to freezing in the coldest spots. it mayjust be a touch of frost here and there but there will be some sunny spells to start the day tomorrow. but there is a weather system waiting in the wings and that is going to gradually push more cloud in, certainly to northern ireland. outbreaks of rain developing into the afternoon. maybe even a patchy rain pushing into parts of north wales, north—west england and into western scotland, and these areas turning wetter going into the evening. at this stage, as well, there will be a freshening wind. temperatures are going to be fairly similar to where they've been today but they will be going up and quite a bit later in the week. that's it for now. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: japanese car maker, honda, is expected to announce the closure of its plant in swindon, 3,500 jobs could be lost. i think it'sjust i think it's just going to be a sunday for them as a whole, it's not just the wo

north. there is a different scenario that could develop an area of low pressure if those two fronts interact with each other a bit more. could see a swathe across south—west englandse in strong winds. there is a degree of uncertainty about that. that system will work away but friday, left with a more general area of low pressure that brings wet and windy weather to end the week for most parts the country. winds up to 70 mph, with heavy rain at times. you‘re watching beyond one hundred days. president trump is putting the finishing touches to his state of the union address. aides say the theme is national unity, which was slightly undermined by his critical tweet of a top democratjust hours before hand. the speech will be carried live on all us tv networks and watched by millions of american voters. the prime minister has been in northern ireland promising there will be no return to borders of the past — whatever happens in the brexit negotiotions. lam determined i am determined to work towards a solution that can command brother support across the community in northern ireland. also on the programme. actor liam neeson denies being a racist, after telling a report

a bit of rain lingering for north—west england, but central and southern and eastern england should stayeen around 10—13 degrees, so a little above—average, really, for this time of year. now, as we move through tuesday night and on into wednesday, high pressure sits towards the south. we've still got this frontal system which is just pushing its way gradually further north—eastwards moving on into wednesday morning. so, through the day on wednesday, still quite cloudy across northern and western parts of the uk. a few spots of rain, particularly for parts of scotland, england and wales certainly staying dry through the day, and there'll be a bit more sunshine on wednesday, i think, compared to tuesday. so temperatures will be doing reasonably well once again, around 10—13 degrees or so, could see 14 celsius in the warmest spot. so, we've got that mild air with us into the start of the week, with high pressure sitting across the continent. we're drawing in these south—westerly winds. they stay with us into thursday, as well, as weather fronts clear off towards the north. so i think thurs

of low pressure spreading in from the west. bringing a weatherfront, some rain, which will be quite heavy for northern ireland, across scotland eventually and into north west englandthe south—west. some early morning brightness across eastern parts before the cloud thickens up here. later in the day, there will be sunshine returning in northern ireland and temperatures on saturday about 10 to 14. that area of low pressure could give us some really strong winds overnight into sunday, across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. still a weather front across southern parts, bringing heavy rain throughout the day. a bit of rain throughout the far north of scotland where there will still be blustery conditions. but in between, you notice some sunshine for northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. maximum temperatures on sunday about 9 to 12 celsius. gone are those temperatures in the mid to high teens and low 20s. back to where they should be. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: the summit between donald trump and kim jong—un comes to an abrupt end. the president says no deal was reached i

and we start with some sunshine per england and wales, a band of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle coming down across scotland, northern ireland and eventually the north—westoff the atlantic and drawing in some milder air, temperatures tend to 12 degrees on tuesday. that weather front, weak as it is, tends to fade away. and this is the dominant feature of our weather over the next few days. that area of high pressure is sitting across the south—east the uk. that is significant because it allows us to draw up southerly winds coming in from the atlantic, and thatis coming in from the atlantic, and that is of course a mild direction. it is going to be mild, i think. this is a flavour of what is to come into next week, temperatures 11 or 12 degrees. mild iodate, not too cold at night, a little sunshine but on the breezy side. i know you spotted it, buti on the breezy side. i know you spotted it, but i love you said the weather was a little bit coo—er. spotted it, but i love you said the weather was a little bit coo—enm was meant to be cooler, of course. at least you know what the forecast is, now. yes, coo-er! ithink it might be trending quite soon. the boss o

of rain. the rain largely in the north. again it would be heavy for a time with the north west of scotland and north west england. re mild. as we move into thursday a bit more clout with the north and west and we could see some light rain and drizzle through the morning but gradually brightening up through the day with good spells of sunshine. highs ofaround day with good spells of sunshine. highs of around 15 degrees. and this is the pressure chart moving into friday, we still are dragging in that mild air. the weather front largely staying to the north and west so further dry weather and perhaps some mist and fog slowly to clear through friday and saturday. again temperatures widely in the mid—teens and even up to 17, 18 celsius. goodbye. staff at honda in swindon are officially told theirjobs are to go when the plant closes in two years. it's a bitter blow for thousands of workers in a town where the car maker's been a fixture for three decades. there are about 10, 12 people just from our little family who all work here. i have good friends who work here, they have just got married, had babies, just bought hous

see the green colour indicative of heavy rain spreading into wales, western scotland, the north west of englandhe south—east. the showers in the north—west. could be frosty, across scotland, for many of us in milder night compared to last night, temperatures 5—7d. wednesday, rain in the south—east, turning heavy, in the far north—west, turning heavy, but try in between. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's11.00am and these are the main stories this morning. four children have died during the night in a house fire in stafford. another child and two adults are injured theresa may will go to northern ireland to try to reassure people there she can reach a brexit deal that avoids a hard border with the republic. actor liam neeson sparks a race row after saying he once wanted to kill a random black person after someone close to him was raped. i went up and down areas with a cosh, hoping i'd be approached by somebody. i'm ashamed to say that. and i did it for maybe a week hoping some black bleep would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know, so i could kill him. 10 people h

nazir afzal, the former chief crown prosecutor for the north west of england, is here to tell us youwoman? 19 years old and what's come back to the uk afterjoining the circle islamic state group, now heavily pregnant. —— shamima begum. u nfortu nately for heavily pregnant. —— shamima begum. unfortunately for david gauke she is british and has a british passport soi british and has a british passport so i responsible it is to bring her back at some point, she is allowed to come back. we cannot stop her from coming back. that is the law. she will have to face the consequences of what she has done. the evidence is she has committed an offence being an organisation or supporting a prescribed organisation and you can go for a present for that. she has to face the consequences of that some point if the evidence is there. i think when politicians get involved and we try to politicise something, and people are quite rightly emotionally involved, the reality is she needs to face justice. involved, the reality is she needs to facejustice. i involved, the reality is she needs to face justice. i

let's speak to phil mccann, our political reporter for the north— west of england. e moment, and as we heard from our guest, councils face a further period of uncertainty. how are local areas in your —— local authorities in your area going to deal with that? the coalition government in 2010 started these kinds of cuts, it is the ninth year of age. and all of the local government in this region have requested the kinds of certainty we just heard the local government association requesting. councils will make savings by cutting free parking, getting rid of funding for christmas lights, making big changes to funding social care. it has been repeated year—on—year, so the low hanging fruit, as it is sometimes called, the easier savings, they had been made, so councils are looking at mature difficult options. as we heard from the lga, the costs of some of the most expensive services that councils provide have been skyrocketing at a time when local government funding from central government funding from central government has been going down and down. the focus is local cou

a bit of rain lingering for north—west england, but central and southern and eastern england should stayn around 10—13 degrees, so a little above average really for this time of year. now, as we move through tuesday night and on into wednesday, high pressure sits towards the south. we've still got this frontal system, which is just pushing its way gradually further north—eastwards moving on into wednesday morning. so, through the day on wednesday, still quite cloudy across northern and western parts of the uk. a few spots of rain, particularly for parts of scotland. england and wales certainly staying dry through the day, and there'll be a bit more sunshine on wednesday, i think, compared to tuesday. so temperatures will be doing reasonably well once again, around 10—13 degrees or so, could see 1a celsius in the warmest spot. so, we've got that mild air with us into the middle part of the week, with high pressure sitting across the continent. we're drawing in these south—westerly winds. they stay with us through into thursday as well, as weather fronts clear off towards the north. so i t

reaching into the western most parts of north—west scotla nd western most parts of north—west scotland and northern ireland, some fog into parts of yorkshire and north—east englands elsewhere, coldest across east anglia and into south—east england, where we could have minus four in some spots. parts of england and wales will see a frost going into the morning. the back of that fog from yorkshire and north—east england, some rain moving across the northern isles, but for most of us, again, after any earlier complications, sunshine all the way through afternoon, and yet again the warm spots will be into the high teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has promised that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, warnsjeremy corbyn he has to act urgently if the party is to stay together. the prime minister warns she won't allow the brexit referendum to be frustrated, as she prepares for further talks with eu leaders at a summit in egypt. the environment secretary, michael gove, insists progress is being made. venezuela's opposition leader calls

a band of rain and patchy cloud sinking into the far north—west of england. long way off, and high pressure in charge of our weather. with high—pressure continuing to the south—east, we will have more of a southerly breeze blowing across the uk. that is good news, if the high pressure was in a different place it could be much colder but it looks like it will be pretty mild. that milder weather continuing into next week, especially by day. chillier overnight where the cloud breaks, but overall, with a lot of high—pressure, it will be easy as well. that is definitely fish and chip weather, in my book. we will be back with the headlines at 7:00am. but first, it's time for click. we've been banging on about virtual reality for an age, and while it's failed to ignite the imagination of consumers — i mean, how many vr headsets do you own, for goodness sake? it has started to catch on in areas like simulation, training and healthca re. marc cieslak has been to sheffield to investigate. make sure it's tight. that's it, yep. keep your grip in your right hand. yes, got

tomorrow, some sunshine the belfast, for the north—west of england, wales too, but this weather frontlaces like tunbridge wells in london too. temperatures back up to double figures across the south—west of the country, in florida, so in plymouth, feeling very, very mild what has been. tuesday, another low pressure approaches the uk, or whetherfunds pushing to and that really is the trend for the week ahead, double—figure temperatures across the south. there is even a 13 there, we into the low teens in london, just about single figures there. that is in edinburgh. as it stands at the moment, it does not look like winter is returning in the short term, we willjust see how the rest of february pans out. we have only just started february, haven't we? back to you. are you going to give us one of those rare long—range forecasts then? no, no, not in this programme. cabe, tomasz, thank you very much. -- 0k. sikhs who carry small swords, known as kirpans, for religious reasons, say they are facing discrimination and harassment amid concerns about terrorism and heightened security. some sikhs

nazir afzal, the former chief crown prosecutor for the north west of england, is our guest.we only found out pressure yesterday he was taking emergency measures. in the election campaign he said he was going to build the wall and mexicans would pgy- build the wall and mexicans would pay. the mexican said he would not pay. the mexican said he would not pay so we tried to get money from the us congress and they said no, so his last role of the dice is to use his last role of the dice is to use his executive powers to say there is a national emergency. an invasion he says. that is what he claims. he said he did not have to do it now, which undermines his case and then he went off to play golf in florida which is what you always do in national emergencies. someone who wrote a book on trump said the only national emergency is our president. this will end up in the courts and the end. it will because national emergencies have been used in the past when you are at war with somebody or being attacked by terrorism, like after 9/11. it is not been used in this way and it is perceived

of us in the west. it is very narrow, though, isn't it, as it moves into south—eastern and, wales, knocking on the door of north—west englandllowing through northern ireland, the odd showerfollowing behind. some heavier burst to be had to western and northern areas of scotland. note the wind speeds, it is going to be a windy day and the wind strengthening of it though, maybe bringing some gusts around western scotland of around 50 mph or so. but there's another mild day. so we will follow this area of cloud and again the chance of rain further east. it will clear for northern ireland, chance of rain further east. it will clearfor northern ireland, much of scotland, wales, western england. the sunshine comes back, pushes into eastern scotland, threw into eastern parts of england eventually, but again we barely pick out any rain thatis again we barely pick out any rain that is left from this, most will stay dry. here are the wind speeds again, so it is going to be a blustery day. it is a mild direction, temperatures may be a little bit higher than they were on saturday, helped with some sunshine. eastern parts of england coul