in the spring sunshine we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog, north—west wales, the warmest spotin north—westsunshine is on the way. it will become warmer, mostly dry, just a few isolated showers to watch out for is the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that's days to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler hour, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time we will then see temperatures rising significantly, high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now there is a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england, the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. we're skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire, particularly cold start to but a lovely start start of the day for most of you. lots of sunshine around patric

sunday were not quite as high as saturday but still not bad in the spring sunshine, 15 degrees in north—west walesng showers on the way it will become warmer, mostly dry but a few isolated cells to watch out for as the week goes by. high—pressure still dominating the picture and that will stay to the east of us. a girl of cloud associated with a pool of cooler air and that has showers within it. what happens over the next few days is that area of cool air pulls northwards taking the showers away but at the same time we will then start to see temperatures rise, significantly, high teens even low 20s over the next few days. right now there is a risk of seeing an odd shower brushing the eastern coast of england, the eastern coast of england, the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain and should keep the frost at bay. this goes for most of scotland england and wales will allow for widespread frost. temperatures on —6 in aberdeenshire where it is a cold start to the day but a lovely sight of the day for most of you with a lot of sunshine around. adequate extending in from the so

saturday saw a high of 20.5 celsius in north west wales, in porthmadog, but i want you to concentratee we had across the east of england. here, temperatures quite widely reached 17—19 c. however, today, a big drop is on the way. look at the change. a drop of about five celsius in a number of places. why? we have got some low cloud heading in off the north sea. that is thick enough to bring the odd patch of mist or drizzle first thing this morning and if you're not underneath that grey cloud, you will have the sunshine. there really is only two types of weather around for us today. in the sunshine, again, it is going to feel warm, top temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. where the low cloud lingers and it may well do, across parts of lincolnshire and norfolk in particular, temperatures might only reach around eight or 9 degrees in the coldest areas. and talking about cold, as the weekend goes by, we —— as the week ahead goes by, we have got much colder weather on the way. we might even see some snow on the hills towards the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones wi

saturday saw a high of 20.5 celsius in north west wales, in porthmadog, but i want you to concentratenshine we had across the east of england. here, temperatures quite widely reached 17—19 c. however, today, a big drop is on the way. look at the change. a drop of about five celsius in a number of places. why? we have got some low cloud heading in off the north sea. that is thick enough to bring the odd patch of mist or drizzle first thing this morning and if you're not underneath that grey cloud, you will have the sunshine. there really is only two types of weather around for us today. in the sunshine, again, it is going to feel warm, top temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. where the low cloud lingers and it may well do, across parts of lincolnshire and norfolk in particular, temperatures might only reach around eight or 9 degrees in the coldest areas. and talking about cold, as the weekend goes by, we —— as the week ahead goes by, we have got much colder weather on the way. we might even see some snow on the hills towards the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjone

in the spring sunshine we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog, north—west wales.g at the weather over the next three days, more of that spring sunshine is on the way. it will become warmer, mostly dry, butjust a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure, then, still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air and that has showers within it. now, what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls northwards, taking the showers away and at the same time we are then going to start seeing temperatures rising significantly, high teens, even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now there is the risk of the odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring the odd spot of rain, but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of scotland, england and wales will allow a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures at the lowest down to around —6 in aberdee

bad result weather—wise if you like spring warmth and sunshine and this was the scene in the north—west of walesrth—west of london and plenty of other places not too far behind. for most of us it's been a story of beautiful sunshine, patchy cloud in the west where it has been breezy and one or two rogue showers this afternoon but one or two across northern england and southern scotland and they will fade and overnight we look at clear, starry skies. at this time of year despite warmer days, the knights can still get quite cold and so it will be tonight with temperatures getting close to freezing and below in places, so a touch of frost or some and some fog patches across parts of south—east scotland and northern england and especially through the vale of york but

top temperature, 20.5 celsius was recorded in north west wales in porthmadog.ough, on the skies in eastern england, where we had lots of sunshine and temperatures quite widely17—19 degrees. big change on the way, though, for sunday afternoon, as those temperatures are going to be a lot lower. now, the reason for that, is we are going to see an area of cloud that at the moment is in the north sea and that is set to swing inland as the winds of change direction to more of an easterly around our area of high pressure. now, there really will be just two types of weather around on sunday. it is going to be a cold start for many of us, a few patches of frost around. you're either in the sunshine, which many of us will have, or this zone of thick low cloud, which could bring a few spots of morning drizzle, be a bit misty as well. perhaps tending to brighten up a little bit into the afternoon across parts of the south—east, but a slow process and there could be areas where the cloud lingers all day. lincolnshire, norfolk, most prone, temperatures there could just get t

bad result weather—wise if you like spring warmth and sunshine and this was the scene in the north—west of walesbeautiful day and temperatures in north—west wales today got close to 21 celsius and the warmest day of the year so far will stop 21 as well in northolt in the north—west of london and plenty of other places not too far behind. for most of us it's been a story of beautiful sunshine, patchy cloud in the west where it has been breezy and one or two rogue showers this afternoon but one or two across northern england and southern scotland and they will fade and overnight we look at clear, starry skies. at this time of year despite warmer days, the knights can still get quite cold and so it will be tonight with temperatures getting close to freezing and below in places, so a touch of frost or some and some fog patches across parts of south—east scotland and northern england and especially through the vale of york but any fog should clear quickly and then it's another beautiful day with the wind is lighter than they have been today across western parts and possibly the odd shower if you squi

top temperature of 20.5 celsius was recorded in north—west wales in porthmadog. skies in the east of england, where we had lots of sunshine and temperatures quite widely17—19 degrees. big change on the way, though, for sunday afternoon. those temperatures are going to be a lot lower. now, the reason for that is we're going to see an area of cloud that at the moment is in the north sea and is set to swing inland as the winds change direction to more of an easterly around our area of high pressure. now, there really will be just two types of weather around on sunday. a cold start for many of us, a few patches of frost around. you're either in the sunshine, which many of us will have, or this zone of thick low cloud, which could bring a few spots of morning drizzle, be a bit misty as well. perhaps tending to brighten up a little bit into the afternoon across parts of the south—east, but a slow process and there could be areas where the cloud lingers all day. lincolnshire, norfolk will be most prone, temperatures there could just get to around eight or nine, still in

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog, north west wales.est spot in the country. and looking at the weather over the next few days, more of that spring sunshine is on the way. it will become warmer. mostly dry, but there's just a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure, then, still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. now, what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls northwards, taking the showers away. and at the same time, we're then going to start to see temperatures rising significantly. high teens, even low 20s over the next couple of days. now, right now, there is a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain, but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of scotland, england and wales will allow a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. te

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog, north west wales.he next few days, more of that spring sunshine is on the way. it will become warmer. mostly dry, but there's just a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure, then, still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. now, what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls northwards, taking the showers away. and at the same time, we're then going to start to see temperatures rising significantly. high teens, even low 20s over the next couple of days. now, right now, there is a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain, but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of scotland, england and wales will allow a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures at the lowest down to about —6 in aberdeenshire

in the spring sunshine we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog in north—west wales, the warmest spot in thet few days, more of that spring sunshine is on the way. it will become warmer, mostly dry, just a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time we will then see temperatures rising significantly, high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now there's a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england, the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire, a particularly cold start but a lovely start to the day for most of you. lots of

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog in north—west wales — the warmest spot inthe weather over the next few days, more of that spring sunshine is on the way. it will become warmer, mostly dry, just a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time, we will then see temperatures rising significantly — high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now, there's a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire — a particularly cold start — but a lovely start to the

top temperature, 20.5 celsius was recorded in north west wales in porthmadog.s quite widely 17—19 degrees. big change on the way, though, for sunday afternoon, as those temperatures are going to be a lot lower. now, the reason for that, is we are going to see an area of cloud that at the moment is in the north sea and that is set to swing inland as the winds of change direction to more of an easterly around our area of high pressure. now, there really will be just two types of weather around on sunday. it is going to be a cold start for many of us, a few patches of frost around. you're either in the sunshine, which many of us will have, or this zone of thick low cloud, which could bring a few spots of morning drizzle, be a bit misty as well. perhaps tending to brighten up a little bit into the afternoon across parts of the south—east, but a slow process and there could be areas where the cloud lingers all day. lincolnshire, norfolk, most prone, temperatures there could just get to around eight or nine, still in the best of the sunshine, it will be another warm

saturday saw a high of 20.5 celsius in north west wales, in porthmadog, but i want you to concentratee widely reached 17—19 c. however, today, a big drop is on the way. look at the change. a drop of about five celsius in a number of places. why? we have got some low cloud heading in off the north sea. that is thick enough to bring the odd patch of mist or drizzle first thing this morning and if you're not underneath that grey cloud, you will have the sunshine. there really is only two types of weather around for us today. in the sunshine, again, it is going to feel warm, top temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. where the low cloud lingers and it may well do, across parts of lincolnshire and norfolk in particular, temperatures might only reach around eight or 9 degrees in the coldest areas. and talking about cold, as the week ahead goes by, we have got much colder weather on the way. we might even see some snow on the hills towards the end of the week. our top stories. president biden meets ukrainian refugees in poland, before delivering a stark warning to russia's vladimir putin. don

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog in north—west wales — the warmest spot inowers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time, we will then see temperatures rising significantly — high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now, there's a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. she temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire — a particularly cold start — but a lovely start to the day for most of you. lots of sunshine around, patchy cloud extending from the south—west as the day goes by. the small chance of a s

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog in north—west wales — the warmest spot inmostly dry, just a few isolated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time, we will then see temperatures rising significantly — high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now, there's a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire — a particularly cold start — but a lovely start to the day for most of you. lots of sunshine around, that cloud extending from the south—west as the day goes

top temperature, 20.5 celsius was recorded in north west wales in porthmadog. widely17—19 degrees. big change on the way, though, for sunday afternoon, as those temperatures are going to be a lot lower. now, the reason for that, is we are going to see an area of cloud that at the moment is in the north sea and that is set to swing inland as the winds of change direction to more of an easterly around our area of high pressure. now, there really will be just two types of weather around on sunday. it is going to be a cold start for many of us, a few patches of frost around. you're either in the sunshine, which many of us will have, or this zone of thick low cloud, which could bring a few spots of morning drizzle, be a bit misty as well. perhaps tending to brighten up a little bit into the afternoon across parts of the south—east, but a slow process and there could be areas where the cloud lingers all day. lincolnshire, norfolk, most prone, temperatures there could just get to around eight or nine, still in the best of the sunshine, it will be another warm day for

in the spring sunshine, we got to 15 degrees in porthmadog in north—west wales — the warmest spot inlated showers to watch out for as the week goes by. high pressure still dominating the picture. that stays to the east of us. this little curl of cloud is associated with a pool of cooler air, and that has showers within it. what happens over the next couple of days is that area of cool air pulls north, taking showers away, and at the same time, we will then see temperatures rising significantly — high teens and even low 20s over the next couple of days. right now, there's a risk of seeing an odd showerjust brushing the eastern coast of england. the cloud in northern ireland could also bring an odd spot of rain but should keep the frost at bay. clear skies for most of southern england and wales, allowing a widespread frost to take us into the first part of monday. temperatures down to —6 in aberdeenshire — a particularly cold start — but a lovely start to the day for most of you. lots of sunshine around, patchy cloud extending from the south—west as the day goes by. the small chance of

top temperature of 20.5 celsius was recorded in north—west wales in porthmadog.sunshine and temperatures quite widely17—19 degrees. big change on the way, though, for sunday afternoon. those temperatures are going to be a lot lower. now, the reason for that, is we are going to see an area of cloud that at the moment is in the north sea and that is set to swing england as the winds of change direction to more of an easterly around our area of high pressure. now, there really will be just two types of weather around on sunday. it is going to be a cold start for many of us, a few patches of frost around. you're either in the sunshine, which many of us will have, or this zone of thick low cloud, which could bring a few spots of morning drizzle, be a bit misty as well. perhaps tending to brighten up a little bit into the afternoon across parts of the south—east, but a slow process and there could be areas where the cloud lingers all day. lincolnshire, norfolk will be most prone, temperatures there could just get to around eight or nine, still in the best of the sunshi

the changes how it feels across these areas, yesterday, south—west scotland, northern ireland, north west waleshe wind feeling close to freezing. quite a turnaround. there is some snow out there, is recovering from shetland to north yorkshire so far today. on the northern edge of a bank of cloud, outbreaks of rain, introducing arctic air, it is rain which slides into wales, the midlands, east anglia. the snow on the northern edge on the hills. snow showers in scotland, sunshine in between, to the south—west and channel islands, 11 celsius. by the end of the day from the midlands northwards it will feel cold. thank you to the strength wind. the arctic wind will reach the south bank as we go into tonight. 0utbreaks wind will reach the south bank as we go into tonight. outbreaks of rain, heavy for a time, sleet and snow, especially over the hills, a dusting of snow over parts of scotland and northern england. for many, it cold, frosty and icy start to thursday morning. strong winds towards the south—east corner, rain, sleet and snow, nevertoo south—east corner, rain, sleet and snow, never too far

right now, we've got extensive low cloud working in across north wales, west midlands, north west england so the isle of man and eastern counties of northern ireland. with that, we've got a little bit of mist around, some fog patches, and you could even find an odd patch of drizzle out there. still, for many on monday, aside for the cloud, most will have a bright and sunny start to the day, and what cloud forms will tend to melt away as the day goes by, so it will brighten up. a high chance of a few showers across central regions, perhaps over the pennines, the southern uplands, but warm in any sunshine, 17 degrees in glasgow, 18 degrees the top temperature in london. but then it gets a lot colder, particularly mid week on. there is a risk of some snow over the hills, and a small chance at lower levels. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... ukraine's military intelligence service is warning that russia is trying to split ukraine into two countries, as what happened in korea. it comes as refugees fleeing from the southern city of mariupol

right now, we've got extensive low cloud working in across north wales, west midlands, north west englandan and eastern counties of northern ireland. with that, we've got a little bit of mist around, some fog patches, and you could even find an odd patch of drizzle out there. still, for many on monday, aside for the cloud, most will have a bright and sunny start to the day, and what cloud forms will tend to melt away as the day goes by, so it will brighten up. a high chance of a few showers across central regions, perhaps over the pennines, the southern uplands, but warm in any sunshine, 17 degrees in glasgow, 18 degrees the top temperature in london. but then it gets a lot colder, particularly mid week on. there is a risk of some snow over the hills, and a small chance at lower levels. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... ukraine's president zelensky says his country could become neutral as part of a peace deal to end russia's invasion. translation: i understand it's impossible to force - russia completely from ukrainian territory. it

now, right now, we've got quite a bit of cloud across the west midlands, parts of wales, north west englandunties of northern ireland, so a bit of mist with that, could even find an odd patch of drizzle. where we keep the clearer skies, it's cold with some patches of frost. now, for monday, much of this cloud will tend to break up again. could be a few showers across central regions of the uk, perhaps one or two across the pennines, into the southern uplands, but for the vast majority, it's dry again. temperatures on the warm side — 17 for glasgow, 18 degrees in london — that's the last of the really warm days because, on tuesday, we'll start to see colder air seeping in across the far north of the uk behind this cold front. now, generally on tuesday, there'll be a more cloud around and some showers. those showers kind of merge together to give a slightly longer risk spell of rain across the south coast of england but even so, there will be some areas that stay entirely dry with still some sunny spells. however, temperatures will start to come down, and that process will continue as we go t

wales and the south—west. a mild night. milder in scotland than last night. you can see how slowly this rain moves eastwards across scotland into the north—west of england, acrossland and eastern parts of england will have a drier day, maybe even some sunshine. this is the weather front that is bringing that band of rain, but it is moving very slowly east ward and at will at some point stop. for friday it is a lot of cloud and rain across eastern parts of scotland, the north—east of england, rain in yorkshire and the midlands, heading to the south—east of england. we should see brighter skies in the north—west of scotland and some showers in northern ireland and wales and the south—west. under that rain it is going to be another chilly day. heading into the weekend, we should see sunshine developing more widely as the weekend goes on. but it will be chilly and we could start the weekend with a frost in scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front still bringing cloud, rain and drizzle on saturday to england and wales and as the high pressure builds in, it will turn it drier on sunday and we should see that sunshine developing a little more widely. rais

this band of rain, though, moves very slowly eastwards into scotland, eventually into north west england and across waleshe far south west. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, across eastern parts of england, it'll be a drier day, a brighter day, perhaps even some sunshine in the south east, so a bit milder as well. by the time we get to friday, the rain is stuck across more eastern parts of scotland, north east england through parts of yorkshire, midlands and the south east, perhaps some sunshine in east anglia. 0ut towards the west, though, we should see some brighter skies. again some spells of sunshine, just one or showers around as well. double—figures at best, but quite chilly if you are stuck underneath the rain and drizzle. you are watching bbc news. our top stories. as missiles continue to bombard ukraine, the mayor of kherson confirms the strategically important port city is the first want to fall under russian control. officials say more than 2,000 civilians have now died since russia's invasion began. attacks come by land and air. we area we are a nation that broke the enemy's plans in a w

partings of east anglia, south—east england running into lincolnshire, but the west weather stretching up from wales into northands getting up to seven or eight for example. overnight tonight, ourslow—moving overnight tonight, our slow—moving weather front overnight tonight, ourslow—moving weather front barely budges more rain for east scotland. the rain getting into eastern areas as well. further west could see frost patches, maybe a few fog patches round, and here a chilly start to friday but it is in western areas that will have the best of the sunshine tomorrow. the wettest weather east scotland. i will be cool weather east scotland. i will be cool, highs of six in newcastle this is bbc news, i'm lyse doucet live in ukraine where russian troops have taken control of a key city. kherson in the south has fallen. russian soldiers are on the streets. it's the first major urban area, now under the control, this is bbc news, i'm lyse doucet live in ukraine where russian troops have taken control of a key city. kherson in the south has fallen. russian soldiers are on the streets. it's the first major urban area,

now, right now, we've got quite a bit of cloud across the west midlands, parts of wales, north west englandmist with that, could even find an odd patch of drizzle. where we keep the clearer skies, it's cold with some patches of frost. now, for monday, much of this cloud will tend to break up again. could be a few showers across central regions of the uk, perhaps one or two across the pennines, into the southern uplands, but for the vast majority, it's dry again. temperatures on the warm side — 17 for glasgow, 18 degrees in london — that's the last of the really warm days because, on tuesday, we'll start to see colder air seeping in across the far north of the uk behind this cold front. now, generally on tuesday, there'll be a more cloud around and some showers. those showers kind of merge together to give a slightly longer risk spell of rain across the south coast of england but even so, there will be some areas that stay entirely dry with still some sunny spells. however, temperatures will start to come down, and that process will continue as we go through wednesday and thursday, this cold

now, right now, we've got quite a bit of cloud across the west midlands, parts of wales, north west england skies, it's cold with some patches of frost. now, for monday, much of this cloud will tend to break up again. could be a few showers across central regions of the uk, perhaps one or two across the pennines, into the southern uplands, but for the vast majority, it's dry again. temperatures on the warm side — 17 for glasgow, 18 degrees in london — that's the last of the really warm days because, on tuesday, we'll start to see colder air seeping in across the far north of the uk behind this cold front. now, generally on tuesday, there'll be a more cloud around and some showers. those showers kind of merge together to give a slightly longer risk spell of rain across the south coast of england but even so, there will be some areas that stay entirely dry with still some sunny spells. however, temperatures will start to come down, and that process will continue as we go through wednesday and thursday, this cold front pushing southwards. we may see an area of low pressure develop and deepen a

now, right now, we've got quite a bit of cloud across the west midlands, parts of wales, north west englandhis cloud will tend to break up again. could be a few showers across central regions of the uk, perhaps one or two across the pennines, into the southern uplands, but for the vast majority, it's dry again. temperatures on the warm side — 17 for glasgow, 18 degrees in london — that's the last of the really warm days because, on tuesday, we'll start to see colder air seeping in across the far north of the uk behind this cold front. now, generally on tuesday, there'll be a more cloud around and some showers. those showers kind of merge together to give a slightly longer risk spell of rain across the south coast of england but even so, there will be some areas that stay entirely dry with still some sunny spells. however, temperatures will start to come down, and that process will continue as we go through wednesday and thursday, this cold front pushing southwards. we may see an area of low pressure develop and deepen as it transits the uk. now, for wednesday, a lot of cloud around, cold ou

this area of rain will take pretty much all day to reach across into north west england, moving across walesgland, and it should brighten up pretty late in the day for northern ireland, wales and parts of south west england, where you also see some broken cloud and some sunny spells. by friday, we pick up on our weatherfront across eastern areas of england. the rain turning heavierfor a time across the north east of england, where it's going to be quite a chilly day. temperatures just around six degrees across into newcastle and little better than that for eastern scotland. the western side of the country, well, that's where the driest and brightest weather will be, highs between 8—11 degrees here. now, the weekend, that weather front finally get squished by this building area of high pressure. it's building right over the top of the country, so there's still going to be a lot of cloud around on saturday across england, maybe east wales, still thick enough to bring some patches of rain, but the weather will improve as the weekend goes by. and for most of us, sunday will be a dry day with bri

certainly the biggest change today will come in the areas that were warmest yesterday, parts of west wales, northrner, some across northern wales, northern england, northern ireland, we have sleet and snow it is going to get a temporary covering mainly on the hills, so you could see a little bit to the lower levels, south—east scotland, the far north—east of england but certainly the far north with showers coming in on the breeze. a bit of sunshine developing quite widely, the wind easing off in northern ireland, but the rain starts to push towards wales, parts of the midlands and east anglia later, the best of the weather to the south, and we will see sunshine especially in the south—west but even here colder in recent days, but it is from the midlands northwards that has your temperatures for the afternoon, and the wind will make it even colder than that. that cold wind will reach the south coast through tonight, at of rain, heavy as to what the south—east corner, nothing too substantial, reallyjust a dusting on the hills if anything, further snow showers towards the north and east, the biggest

this means it is properly going to be across parts of north—west wales and north—west england where wedo for march. and with the return of some rain. that is how it is looking. back you both. thank you. looks glorious. 7:22am. the boss of p80 ferries has admitted the company broke the law by not consulting the unions before sacking 800 staff. their chief executive, peter hebblethwaite, told mps the firm had to act to save the business. our political correspondent, iain watson, is in westminster. i was watching his evidence and watching the reaction of mps and they were kind of flabbergasted and also disgusted, weren't they? you summed that _ also disgusted, weren't they? you summed that up _ also disgusted, weren't they? you summed that up pretty well, victoria _ summed that up pretty well, victoria. usually frustrated, hugely critical— victoria. usually frustrated, hugely critical across the political spectrum. now we have had of the chair— spectrum. now we have had of the chair of— spectrum. now we have had of the chair of the — spectrum. now we have had of the chair of the transport

this afternoon, the heaviest and wettest weather will be across wales, north—west england, southern andngland where amateurs only get up to six to eight celsius. but where we see a bit of sunshine across eastern england, 13 degrees orso across eastern england, 13 degrees or so and northern ireland has the best of the day's sunshine. looking at the forecast overnight, you can see that weatherfront gradually pushes eastwards. more rain comes for east scotland are getting into eastern areas of england. cold enough for a bit of frost across the north west, where there could be some mist and fog patches around. but for many of us, it's a frost—free night because of the cloud. through friday, is the same story. the weather barely budgets, so more rain across east scotland and north—east england. western areas have the best of the dry and bright weather with some sunshine, and quite a range of temperatures. so it will feel quite chilly for newcastle and edinburgh. the weekend, the same weatherfront is still on the charts, still pestering us with further rain. the rain becomes more expensive ac

misty in central areas but sunshine out today, south—west scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and walesy end to the day here and that cold air will push southwards through the rest of scotland. fringing into northern ireland northern england. turning to sleet and snow over the hill, frequent snow showers to low levels where we could see temperatures down minus five, should be about frost—free in england and wales as we start tomorrow, on the southern side of this front, which is dividing line twine the last of anything close to mild air, and that cold arctic aberdeen pushing in, dividing line, northern ireland, northern england, push ings to midlands and wales, sleet and snow on the northern edge. snow showers in scotland. a cold fool, temperatures into single figures and that will make it into the midland by the afternoon. outbreaks of rain to the south. a bit of sunshine, double figure temperatures but the cold air makes it to all and into thursday, in fact thursday morning, there could be a few of you waking up to a cover of snow on the cars and grass, the snow showers keep on going

north—west as the day goes on. it will mean thicker cloud as the hours go by across northern ireland and scotland, maybe some rain into the west late on. england and walesularly once any fog has burned off, and highs up to m or 15 degrees. potentially even warmer still for some parts of the south—east of england on wednesday as we pull up warm air from the continent. but it looks like that warmer air could cause heavy rain to develop across a central swathe of the uk on wednesday. that's 10—12 millimetres of rain possible across parts of wales, the midlands and northern england. but becoming much more settled from then on into next weekend. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. the facility is used for training with nato instructors — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass

this actor in the wettest weather will be across wales, the west midlands, north west england and eastst sunshine for northern ireland. some showers will push into western counties of northern ireland overnight, not moving far from east scotland, tending to move more into north—east england with the weather becoming drierfor a time in the west midlands and wales later in the night. there could be a few icy stretches for western scotland and a few fog patches dotted around first thing on friday. 0n few fog patches dotted around first thing on friday. on friday sees the majority of the rain affecting eastern areas of scotland and north—east england, where it is going to be a wet and cool day, just 6 degrees in newcastle and temperatures similar in aberdeen as well. sorting of the week in, the best of the dry weather and sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, we still have a weather front bringing rain. this time mostly focused across england although perhaps not towards the south—west. you might well stay dry and bright for a time. southern wales perhaps staying brightness well. tem

north—west as the date goes on. thick cloud as the hours go by across northern ireland and scotland, rain into the west late on. england and wales up warm airfrom the england on wednesday as we pull up warm air from the continent. but looks like the warmer air could cause heavy rain to develop across essential swathe of the uk on wednesday. that is 10—12 millimetres of rain possible across wales, the midlands and northern england. more settled from then on into next weekend. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories? at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. the facility is used for training with nato instructors — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, it would likely change nato's stance on the conflict. translation: if he uses weapons of mass destruction, _ it will be a

scotland and northern ireland lose the ellie challis, sunshine comes out, bright afternoon to wales and parts of north—westir with these sahara dust and the rain pushes out into the north sea as we go through the north sea as we go through the night into thursday. another chilly start on thursday, a touch of frost around, much of england and wales will be dry and bright, showers though come a greater chance in north wales, north of england on thursday, a sunshine and show a day for scotland and northern ireland. a bit chilly here, temperatures climbing again further south and as we go through the rest of the week, it looks like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government in ukraine has said more than 4,000 people were evacuated from front—line cities on monday through seven humanitarian corridors. the country's deputy prime minister said three other evacuation routes did not operate successfully. she accused russian forces of firing on civilians who were evacuating in the kyiv region. a large civilian convoy

brighter afternoon to wales and parts of north—west england, but cooler here, whereas we could stilln, pushes out into the north sea as we go through the night into thursday. another chilly start on thursday. touch of frost around. much of england and wales will be dry and bright. showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday. and sunshine and shower day for scotland and northern ireland. a bit chilly here. temperatures climbing again further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the search for cheap oil — india considers buying crude from russia at a discounted rate, as international supplies dry up. investors on edge as china sees a surge in covid cases, leading to international firms suspending operations in the region. and a fragmented internet — as western tech giants pull—out of russia, will moscow go it alone to create

try to push through the north—west and it is a slow job push through the north—west and it is a slowjob to stay. and it continues to stave right through much of england and walesine, 1a feels very springlike indeed as we start to pick up southerly winds and then it is pocket of warmer air allowing a weather feature to... pocket of warmer air allowing a weatherfeature to... i have pocket of warmer air allowing a weather feature to... i have the relevant trying to run a 92 eventually come together bringing the potential for heavier rain. south—west, parts of the midlands, favourite heavier downpours and perhaps half an inch of rain, 10—12 litres possible —— millimetres possible. a little cooler for thursday is the whole system shifts eastwards but certainly not a chilly day, it is a chilly start with temperatures lagging a little to the south—east of england, but a cloud on the remnants of irrelevant going into the north—west but still overall very springlike with potential highs of 12 — 13 celsius evenif potential highs of 12 — 13 celsius even if it is a the day on wednesday. high pressure really filtering through. and it looks like it is filtering from the con