in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these been asked these people have been asked about yeah, i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but 4 billion quid in extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's without a paddle. that's all i can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at of these introduces me at all of these events. to super mac. events.

in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these people have been asked about i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but billion quid in that. but 4 billion quid in extra cash for the extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's all without a paddle. that's all i can say. i you what, the can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether gets it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at these introdu

now again, some snow and some ice expected across northern and eastern scotland and north—east englandperatures across the northern half of the uk below freezing, but just about above freezing further south as that weather front continues to just push its way slowly southwards. tuesday morning then, we might well start with quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain in the far south as that weather front slowly clears. elsewhere, a return to sunnier skies, but a brisk northerly wind driving in more snow flurries, particularly for northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. but there could be a few for northern ireland, too. top temperatures typically only 2—7 celsius on tuesday, but when you add on the effect of that brisk northerly wind, it is going to feel subzero for many of us, particularly for parts of eastern scotland and eastern england where we've got those snow flurries. so this is the zone through monday and tuesday, most likely to see some snowy weather, 5 to 10 centimetres across parts of north—east england and scotland, up to 20 centimetres of snow over the highest pea

more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. just stay up into low single figures but it will be a chilly start to the sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day — almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around but largely quiet and temperatures sitting between six and nine celsius — just that little bit colder in the northern isles as the cold air starts to descend. arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday, so really from monday onwards you will start to see the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard it will turn cold and windy and snow and ice could be an issue particularly to the far north and east. likely as we go through the day on monday that this weather front will introduce colder air, turning the rain ahead of the front into snow showers behind it, especially across the far north and east of scotland and north east england. to the south of it, will keep those temperatures around generally 7—9 but that sinks i

2 to 6, with those snow showers continuing to accumulate for northern and eastern scotland and north—east now, again some snow and some ice expected across northern and eastern scotland and north—east england. so temperatures across the northern half of the uk below freezing but just about above freezing further south as that weather front continues to just push its way slowly southwards. tuesday morning, then, we might well start with quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain in the far south as that weather front slowly clears elsewhere, a return to sunnier skies, but a brisk northerly wind driving in more snow flurries, particularly for northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. but there could be a few for northern ireland, too. top temperatures typically only 2 to 7 degrees on tuesday. but when you add on the effect of that brisk northerly wind, it is going to feel subzero for many of us, particularly for parts of eastern scotland and eastern england where we've got those snow flurries. so this is the zone through monday and tuesday most likely to see some snowy weather, 5 to 1

there were some breaks across north—east england of scotland but also some showers.on to this speckled cloud in the far north—east, potential for some snow showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so, arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so, really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn col

to the speckled cloud in the far north—east, potentialfor speckled cloud in the far north—east, potential the blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers to the west and east, persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland but because of the cloud around on whole, temperatures should just say up into low single figures but it will be a chilly start to the sunday morning once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story with some coastal showers around but largely quiet and temperatures sitting between six and nine celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as the cold air starts to descend. i care pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday, so really from monday onwards you will start to see the difference to the feel of our weather —— artic air. if you haven't already heard it will turn cold and windy and snow and ice could be an issue particularly to the far north and east. likely as we go through the day on monday that this weather front will introduce colder air, turning the rain ahead of the front into snow s

there were some breaks across north—east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.tential for some snow showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so, arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so, really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and windy, and snow and ice could be an issue, p

there were some breaks across north—east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so, arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so, really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and windy, and snow and ice could be an issue, particularly to the far

and a cold feeling north east england, curbing east anglia.anglia. and a cold feeling day compared to yesterday. and a cold feeling day compared to yesterday. vertically for the north sea coasts, with the north—easterly wind~ _ compared to yesterday. vertically for the north sea coasts, with the sea coasts, with the north—easterly wind. mainly dry for the north sea coasts, with the mainly dry tonight as many of the wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry— wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start wind. mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start to mainly dry tonight as many of the wintry showers start to fade, the wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear wintry showers start to fade, the wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear skies, wintry showers start to fade, increasingly clear skies, but we could see — increasingly clear skies, but we could see cloud across parts of wales and south west england, may be light but_ wales and south w

there were some breaks across north—east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.speckled cloud in the far north—east, potential for some snow showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so, arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so, really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and wind

snow and isa could be an north—east and east of scotland and north—east and east of scotland and north—east russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intensive fighting. we have practically surrounded bakhmut. only one route out of the city remains. if earlier we were fighting against the professional army, now we are increasingly seeing old people and children. police in australia say they've made one of their biggest ever drug busts, seizing cocaine worth us$1 billion. the white house confirms president biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest during a routine health screening. and the ceremony has been held injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles at his coronation in may.

now again, some snow and some ice expected across northern and eastern scotland and north—east englandbout above freezing further south as that weather front continues to just push its way slowly southwards. tuesday morning, then we might well start with quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain in the far south as that weather front slowly clears elsewhere, a return to sunnier skies, but a brisk northerly wind driving in more snow flurries, particularly for northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. but there could be a few for northern ireland, too. top temperatures typically only 2 to 7 degrees on tuesday. but when you add on the effect of that brisk northerly wind, it is going to feel subzero for many of us, particularly for parts of eastern scotland and eastern england where we've got those snow flurries. so this is the zone through monday and tuesday, most likely to see some snowy weather, 5 to 10 centimetres across parts of north—east england and scotland, up to 20 centimetres of snow over the highest peaks. there could be some wintry weather away from this zone. and then

front sinking into the picture on saturday that will bring a band of cloud and some showers in north—eastthen slumping onto the east coast of england. even further west, i think there'll be quite large amounts of cloud. best chance of any sunshine across parts of western scotland, north—west england, maybe parts of wales as well. temperatures 6—9 degrees, about where they have been really through the last few days. now, as we go through saturday night, again, we keep large areas of cloud, some showers, particularly in the north of scotland. if you do see clear spells for any length of time, you could just about get a touch of frost. most places where it stays cloudy will stay just above freezing. and into sunday, another mostly cloudy day with limited sunshine, but a few more showers around this time. and some of those showers across high ground in the north of the uk could start to turn wintry, because it will start to feel just a little bit colder. but the changes really kick in as we move out of sunday and into monday. developing across the northern isles is this weather front. now, it

that support is worth about £1,500 for a typicalfamily here in the north—east.ng paid for by the government at the moment. are you out of touch? i'm just explaining what we're doing and people can make up their own minds whether that support is sufficient or not. it's enormous support. £1,500 for a typical family, half of their energy bill being paid for by the government as a result of the decisions that i have taken as chancellor to tax the windfall profits of energy companies, use that money to help people with their energy bills. of course, i recognise that inflation is the thing that's causing the issue at the moment. that's why the first priority i set out at the beginning of the year was to halve inflation. i want people to feel better off. i want to put more money in their pockets. we're only going to do that if we can get inflation down. we've got a plan to do that. the plan is working. stick with us and we'll deliver it. but in the meantime, lots of help with your energy bills. we're still waiting on the inquiry into multiple bullying accusations again

scotland and north—east england. forces now surround most of bakhmut — the eastern ukrainian city that's been the focus of intense fighting. translation: we have - practically surrounded bahkmut. only one route out of the city remains. if earlier we were fighting against a professional army, now we are increasingly seeing old people and children. police in australia say they've made one of their biggest ever drug busts, seizing cocaine worth one billion us dollars. the british government is preparing to announce where the uk's first carbon capture power station will be built — but will the technology make a difference? and the ceremony injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles during his coronation in may. with the oscars a week away, we hear from some of those involved in the nominated british film living. for me, the concept wasn't a remake of this kurosawa film, it was this thing with bill in it. i didn't feel daunted or oppressed by the original film or by the situation, ijust fel

gusts of wind around about a0 miles per hour across parts of scotland and north—east england.on monday and tuesday to see the snow flurries — 5—10 centimetres, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres over the highest ground of scotland. but having said that, there could be some wintriness elsewhere as well. heading into the middle of the week, and it looks like we're seeing low pressure from the atlantic starting to move in, trying to spill this milder air in from the south—west. but certainly that is going to bump into the cold air in place. so temperatures particularly towards the south edging up later in the week, but the potential for some disruptive rain, sleet and snow during the second half of this week. bye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm luxmy gopal. our top stories... fire sweeps through a bangladesh camp destroying shelters that housed thousands of rohingya refugees. police in athens clash with protesters, who blame the government for greece's worst ever train crash, in which 57 people died. military spending

still some wintry showers for north—east scotland and north—east england that could lead to some icya few degrees above freezing for many temperatures will be at or below freezing leading to cold frosty and icy start tomorrow. these wintry showers or fade through the day, some cloud developing across parts of wales and south—west england. some rain and snow pushing into the northern isles later in the day and it will be another cold day but at least the winds would be so strong. there will be strengthening from the south—west you tuesday and wednesday bringing something milder but also wet and windy. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. nato has condemned russia for what it called its "dangerous and irresponsible" rhetoric — a day after president putin said moscow would deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. ukraine said the move would make belarus a nuclear hostage, destabilise it and strip it of its sovereignty. kyiv is also calling on the united nations for an urgent meeting of the security council. the secretary of the ukrainian n

scotland and north—east england. a much colderfeeling day. it scotland and north—east england.ut sunny start to the new week, a tristar on monday then turning wet and windy but also much milder. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories... a state of emergency in the us state of mississippi, after a violent tornado kills at least 25 people. many tornadoes passed in five to ten minutes. this was on the ground for over an hour, smashing through towns and cities over 100 miles. vladimir putin says russia has struck a deal with neighbouring belarus to station tactical nuclear weapons on its territory. the uk government is expected to announce the use of ferries as part of a series of alternatives to hotel accommodation for migrants as early as next week. and growing tension in france — riots today in the west —

in the north—east, deeply, deeply passionate about everything to do with the north—east.tion for getting involved in politics. i felt that the north east had a great deal to offer, but i came from the land of mundell and moallem. milburn and when i look around the north east and i look for those signs of what they'd actually brought to our region , actually brought to our region, they're very sadly lacking . and they're very sadly lacking. and yeah, that was my motivation for getting involved in politics. family, friends stood for the council when i was ten and i got involved delivering leaflets, number catching at polling stations and kind of got the book visit at parliament. when i was 16. and yeah, lifelong ambition fulfilled. you entered into a civil partnership with your partner, gareth dad in 2008? yeah any plans to marry ? 2008? yeah any plans to marry? so gareth and i have both been on a very long political journey together. we met at the young conservatives and our civil partnership in 2008 was a fantastic celebration with friends from around the country, many fr

but if the rambles control, the north west region and american troops are in the north east of syria, with all the oil wells, isn't it incumbent on the u. s. to negotiate safe travel routes in the north west since the rebels and the u. s. have the sort of the same objective of toppling assad. well, even if they have the same go today, they. busy negotiation or really restore between the us and the russian president on the same ground in syria because there are some russian forces in the north east, but they don't have the upper hand and the americans. where's the now to make it clear that agreed and. busy informed the united nation that he is going to permit a treat, crossing from turkey into syria, and then they can use the crossing. now the reason why wash and china and syria was stopping other crossing because it is related to the sovereignty. if syria allowed so many crossing to go through and the americans are supporting the job is to talking about the guy that was talking about isis room and then we talking about you had to, are it live in know, west? yeah, it means that the ame

busy forces in the north east, but they don't have the upper hand and the americans. where's the now to make it clear that had agreed and. busy informed the united nation that he is going to permit a treat, crossing from turkey into syria, and then they can use the crossing. now the reason why wash china and syria was stopping other crossing because it is related to the sovereignty. if syria allowed so many crushing to go through and the americans are supporting the job is to. busy talking about the guy that was talking about isis room and then we talking about it to are in know, west syria. it means that the americans will create the fact to kind of, to small stay within syria and take this part of syria and occupied forever. this is what the land of the americans to maintain supporting this area just not a. busy big, however, there are around 4000000 people living in and because of that, the russian and the chinese, according to the way of the government, wanted to limit the axis to be under the control of the stack. and under the control of the united nations. to a

in the north—east, deeply, deeply passionate about everything to do with the north—east. for getting involved in politics. i felt that the north east had a great deal to offer, but i came from the land of mundell and moallem. milburn and when i look around the north east and i look for those signs of what they'd actually brought to our region , actually brought to our region, they're very sadly lacking . and they're very sadly lacking. and yeah, that was my motivation for getting involved in politics. family, friends stood for the council when i was ten and i got involved delivering leaflets, number catching at polling stations and kind of got the book visit at parliament. when i was 16. and yeah, lifelong ambition fulfilled. you entered into a civil partnership with your partner, gareth dad in 2008? yeah any plans to marry ? 2008? yeah any plans to marry? so gareth and i have both been on a very long political journey together. we met at the young conservatives and our civil partnership in 2008 was a fantastic celebration with friends from around the country, many friend

blow for ukraine, kyiv has ordered the immediate partial evacuation of the town of kupiansk in the north—eastith children, people with disabilities and those with disabilities and those with mobility problems must leave, because of constant shelling by russian forces. the city was liberated from russian occupation last september but russia is trying to take it back. but there is some good news for kyiv, the us just announce another military aid package for ukraine, both $400 million. d0 package for ukraine, both $400 million. ., million. do -- together we went lockstep to _ million. do -- together we went lockstep to provide _ million. do -- together we went lockstep to provide security - lockstep to provide security assistance to ukraine and we have done it lockstep, artillery, armoured tanks, we banded together throughout this. �* ., , ., ., this. after one year of relentless _ this. after one year of relentless war, - this. after one year of relentless war, kyiv . this. after one year of i relentless war, kyiv says this. after one year of - relentless war, kyiv says it urgently needs more

now again, some snow and some ice expected across northern and eastern scotland and north—east englandas that weather front continues to just push its way slowly southwards. tuesday morning then, we might well start with quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain in the far south as that weather front slowly clears. elsewhere, a return to sunnier skies, but a brisk northerly wind driving in more snow flurries, particularly for northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. but there could be a few for northern ireland, too. top temperatures typically only 2—7 celsius on tuesday, but when you add on the effect of that brisk northerly wind, it is going to feel subzero for many of us, particularly

gusts of wind around about a0 miles per hour across parts of scotland and north—east england.s, perhaps as much as 20 centimetres over the highest ground of scotland. but having said that, there could be some wintriness elsewhere as well. heading into the middle of the week, and it looks like we're seeing low pressure from the atlantic starting to move in, trying to spill this milder air in from the south—west. but certainly that is going to bump into the cold air in place. so temperatures particularly towards the south edging up later in the week, but the potential for some disruptive rain, sleet and snow during the second half of this week. bye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. fire sweeps through a bangladesh camp destroying shelters that housed thousands of rohingya refugees. police in athens clash with protesters, who blame the government for greece's worst ever train crash, in which 57 people died. military spending in china will increase by more than 7% this year, way above the target for economic

just a bit chilly across the very far north—east of scotland . see north—east of scotland.onday in the north—east well, the most persistent moving from persistent rain moving from northern ireland into northern ireland up into southwest scotland for england. wales, will be more drizzly. wales, it will be more drizzly. outbreaks rain some drier outbreaks of rain some drier intervals in there as well. but for of us, the breeze will for all of us, the breeze will be strengthening. that be strengthening. but that breeze is coming up from the south direction which south westerly direction which is feed in again. is starting to feed in again. some again, highs, some air. so once again, highs, 13, 14, maybe 15 degrees celsius . we are, though, going to continue the unsettled theme as we throughout to rest we move throughout to the rest of further of the week. so further outbreaks to come at times, outbreaks of to come at times, but temperatures for the first half the week least half of the week at least staying on outside, they . staying on the outside, they. i'm michael portillo

weather warnings are in force for scotland and north—east england as those showers could cause some issues roads as well. ahead of that weather front is a band of cloud and showery rain. here, still in the milder air, but in the far north, just a maximum of two to four celsius. that weather front continues to sink its way steadily south, through monday night into tuesday morning, and then the showers of snow become potentially more widespread. a cold start to tuesday morning, so there will be some icy stretches on the roads. there will be frost, and we should see some snow accumulations across northern scotland and anywhere across the east coast of england. on tuesday, our weather front sinks its way south. sunny spells, scattered showers. showers most frequent to the north and east, but your thermometers may say four or five celsius. factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder. temperatures around freezing or below, and that will be a shock to the system. the change potentially comes through the middle part of the week. the cold air is sitting in

that will bring a band of cloud and some showers in north—east scotland, and then slumping onto the east amounts of cloud. best chance of any sunshine across parts of western scotland, north—west england, maybe parts of wales as well. temperatures 6—9 degrees, about where they have been, really through the last few days. now, as we go through saturday night, again, we keep large areas of cloud, some showers, particularly in the north of scotland. if you do see clear spells for any length of time, you could just about get a touch of frost. most places where it stays cloudy will stay just above freezing. and into sunday, another mostly cloudy day with limited sunshine, but a few more showers around this time and some of those showers across high ground in the north of the uk, could start to turn wintry, because it will start to feel just a little bit colder. but the changes really kick in as we move out of sunday and into monday. developing across the northern isles is this weather front. now, it'll push its way southwards. initially it will bring some rain, but on the back edge that is li

will decrease in parts of the north-west of the country, the shores of the caspian sea and the north-east of the country. it enters the country and affects the country. another phenomenon that i want to talk about is the strong wind that is happening today in parts of the east and southeast of the country, but for tomorrow , in addition to the areas of east and southeast asia, in parts of north-west areas of the center and southern slopes of alborz will get strong winds, all strong winds can lead to the rise of dust in these areas. for today and tomorrow, the caspian sea and the sea of ​​oman, and for the next two days, the persian gulf is predicted to be wavy in tehran. we predicted that his life would increase in the next two hours there is a possibility of scattered rains and the temperature will fluctuate between 19 and 13 degrees during the hottest and most expensive hours. thank god for protection . too far too close . the distance between iran and latin american countries is an obstacle to the development of economic relations. and it is not commercial. our relationship with venezu

of the country, and for saturday, the activity of this vaisa system will be limited to the north-eastof the country and will gradually leave my country. for sunday, the answer will be relatively calm and stable and in most regions of countries had a final point that i have to tell you that there was a strong wind pattern for today and tomorrow in the villages of razavi khorasan, north khorasan, south khorasan, a part of yazd and kerman provinces, which can lead to the rise of dust, and there is a possibility of dust penetration for today and tomorrow. it is also present from parts of iraq and saudi arabia to the southwestern regions of our country, and for tehran, we expect to have some thunderstorms today and tomorrow. the meteorologist who was with us, the words of armita rezainejad on the other hand, grossi, the director general of the international atomic energy agency, had a lot with saab in the media and cyberspace, but the foreign media is still silent. mariya, when her father was martyred in 1990 , armita rezainejad, the daughter of martyr dariush rezainejad, armita's father,

so a milder day on sunday, the rain clearing its way from the north—east of scotland, windy and quitewestern areas. some of it will be heavy at times but look at those temperatures, much milder across the board, up to 13 degrees in the south. this is bbc news: i'm victoria valentine with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. several people are killed in germany in a shooting at a jehovah's witnesses�* centre in hamburg. translation: i didn't realise was happening. i was filming with my phone and saw through the zoom that somebody was shooting a jehovah's witnesses. the british prime minister is set to meet president macron later on the agenda how to stop migrants crossing the english channel. a taste of freedom. we have a special report on the young afghan woman and her sisters under threat from the taliban. and motorists are stuck in long queues as heavy snow causes travel problems across northern parts of the uk.

there were some breaks across north east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers.iting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's going to be a chilly start to our sunday morning. once again, another grey and gloomy day, almost a repeat performance of saturday's story. there will be some coastal showers around, on the whole, largely quiet and temperatures sitting between 6—9 celsius, just that little bit colder in the northern isles as that cold air starts to descend. so arctic air pushing its way steadily southwards as we go into monday. so really from monday onwards, you're going to start to notice the difference to the feel of our weather. if you haven't already heard, it's going to turn cold and windy, and snow and ice could be an issue, particularly to the far north and e

in another blow for ukraine, kyiv has ordered the immediate partial evacuation of a town in the north—eastdren, people with disabilities, and those with mobility problems must leave, because of constant shelling by russian forces. the city was liberated from russian occupation last september, but russia is trying to take it back. but there is some good news for kyiv. the us just announced another military aid package for ukraine, worth $400 million. together we work lockstep to supply critical security assistance to ukraine, and everything that we have done in lockstep, ammunition, artillery, military, air defence systems. after one year of relentless war kyiv says it urgently needs more weapons from the west to fight off russian aggression. this is crucial. ukraine fears that russia has amassed thousands of troops in the east, and is getting ready to launch a major new offensive. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is in kyiv with the latest on the situation in bakhmut. according to the british ministry of defence ukrainian forces are now coming under what it calls severe pressur

anton khobotov lead, donetsk amendments on liability for disc crediting of participants in the north-eastnistrative district, this was stated by the speaker of the lower house of parliament vyacheslav volodin in his telegram channel, the punishment could be as follows up to 15 years, deprivation freedom, forced labor or fines up to 5 million rubles. according to volodina's initiative , it will protect all people who participate in hostilities during its own and ensure the security of russia. mikhail shustin called for transparency of all budget expenditures for conducting special operations, checks are already underway. and here is what the head of the federal treasury, roman artyukhin, said at a meeting with the head of government , with your instruction given at the coordinating council to meet the needs of the armed forces of the russian federation, we are currently conducting inspections of the ministry of defense in four key areas as part of an ongoing special military operation. these are the costs of supplying personal equipment, such as protection for communications equipment, fue

we still have warnings for possible thunderstorms out in the north, east of india and watches for that east coast. but the wet weather continues to push toward the northeast with some of those falls affecting bangladesh later in the week. much dryer to the north west and into pakistan, we could see some wet weather. however, start to creep in. thanks to westerly disturbance. moving in the east ah. tension in the occupied westbank is on the increase leading to a new wave of palestinian retaliatory action. you all, one of the most wanted, what is that? al jazeera world investigates to new gaming, public support and meeting israeli forces had on a new phase of palestinian resistance on al jazeera.

into tuesday, we are between weather systems, one will move into the north—east fairly early on in thetern areas on tuesday morning. it will clear away, though, sunny spells then developing, but also some heavy showers and we could even see the odd rumble of thunder into the afternoon in central and eastern areas. temperatures up a little bit, though, maybe 15, 16 celsius for many. by the end of the week, we are continuing to see low pressure situated to the west, a further weather system spreading in from the atlantic, giving further showers or longer spells of rain. you may notice maybe a little bit of snow around the north—east of scotland by the end of the week, some slightly colder air will slowly move its way in here, but really for most of us it is looking dry, sorry, showery for the end of the week with temperatures about 11—15 or 16 celsius with some sunny spells. that is all from me, bye—bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories president vladimir putin visits mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by inva

we had extensive cloud coming in off the north sea, the thickest cloud for eastern scotland and north east for much of the day, it turned out to be quite damp. now, over recent hours, we've been detecting some of this light rain still affecting parts of southern scotland, north—east england, but i think there's a tendency for the weather to become a bit drier here over the next few hours as that damp weather works its way westwards across northern ireland. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, and where we keep the cloudy skies overnight, temperatures frost free. the frost limited to the clearest spots, west wales, south west england and into the north west of scotland. now, as we start friday, there will be a lot of cloud around, a damp start for northern ireland, for example. the cloud coming through across south east england, very thin, it's only 300 metres thick, so it might thin and break to give some sunny spells. there's a lot of cloud set to come through across northern england. so, if you see some sunshine here, it's going to be quite late in the afternoon. should see some breaks for western

so a milder air on sunday, the rain clearing its way from the north—east of scotland, windy and quite times but look at those temperatures, much milder across the board, up to 13 degrees in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least six people have been killed in a shooting incident in the german city of hamburg. several others were injured. the attack happened inside a meeting hall forjehovah's witnesses. police believe that a person found with fatal injuries on the upper floor of the building was the attacker. the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog has warned of potential disaster after russian missile strikes temporarily cut off the power supply to europe's biggest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. president zelensky said russia was willing to jeopardise nuclear facilities anywhere in order to create terror. three people have been wounded in tel aviv in what police say was a suspected terror attack. at the same time, thousands of israelis took to the streets for a day of protest against a planned judicial overhaul. their president says the government shoul

into tuesday, we are between weather systems, one will move into the north—east fairly early on in thewe go into wednesday. so, yes, some rain around northern and eastern areas on tuesday morning. it will clear away, though, sunny spells then developing, but also some heavy showers and we could even see the odd rumble of thunder into the afternoon in central and eastern areas. temperatures up a little bit, though, maybe 15, 16 celsius for many. by the end of the week, we are continuing to see low pressure situated to the west, a further weather system spreading in from the atlantic, giving further showers or longer spells of rain. you may notice maybe a little bit of snow around the north—east of scotland by the end of the week, some slightly colder air will slowly move its way in here, but really for most of us it is looking dry, sorry, showery for the end of the week with temperatures about 11—15 or 16 celsius with some sunny spells. that is all from me, bye—bye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... president vladimir put