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heavy rain north—west of scotland. heavy rain north—west of scotland.d wales. cooler compared to the last couple of days. as we go through the evening and overnight, the rain will tend to fade away to scattered coastal showers and with clearer skies in eastern scotland and eastern england, potentially low single figures. chilly start in comparison to recent days. hopefully more sunshine tomorrow. and fewer showers. plenty of showers piling in from the north—west and pushing into north—west england and across the pennines potentially. highest temperatures in the south—west. because the wind direction is swinging to north—westerly, slightly fresher. more wet weather arriving tuesday into wednesday and that will drag with it on the south—westerly wind milderair drag with it on the south—westerly wind milder air source for a time, a pendulum swing in temperatures through tuesday, but tuesday will be cloudy, wet and windy for many. mild but with cloud and rain pretty academic really. strong gusts of winds in the north and west particularly, strengthening thr

thickening cloud in the north—west of scotland. temperatures up to nine celsius.ssure and squeezing a lot of that rain out. it is more about cloud spinning down into england and we are through saturday. there could be drizzle on that. across more southern parts of england, more sunshine. some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures looking fairly even. second half of the weekend should be a bit milder. picking up the winds across northern parts of the winds across northern parts of the uk. these weatherfronts the winds across northern parts of the uk. these weather fronts will bring outbreaks of rain. ahead of that there may be early sunshine across england and wales. winds picking up through the day. that band of rain going down through scotland and northern ireland. temperatures higher on sunday. winds pick up through the day, windy through the evening. particularly in northern scotland, winds could gust in excess of 60 mph. this is bbc news. the headlines: nicola sturgeon says a transgender woman, who was convicted of rape, will not be imprisone

and that's because of this low pressure centre here to the north—west of the uk.f the country, too. frequent showers. wintry across the higher ground. some showers of rain for northern ireland, northern england. largely dry further south, but distinctly windy, yes. temperatures still 11—12 to the south of the uk, but feeling chillier atjust seven degrees there, for example, in aberdeen. and then, through the evening into the early part of the night, as that centre of the low pressure goes through to the north, a real squeeze in the winds across northern scotland. severe gales, possibly damaging winds, widespread gales for scotland, certainly, though to take us into wednesday. but off goes that low towards scandinavia for the middle part of the week and the winds become relatively lighter once again. it will be a breezy day on wednesday. we'll see our next weather front trying to push in to the north—west, so more cloud as the day plays out for northern ireland, for western scotland, northern england and some outbreaks of rain, but sunshine for southern and eastern

later on, with gales late in day in the north—west.s of showers in the west. not too many for east scotland, eastern england once the main band of rain has cleared through. quite mild, temperatures about eight to 11 degrees for most. showers continue to feed in overnight, and it will stay windy and it is the winds that mean it's a frost—free night. temperatures about four to eight degrees celsius. tomorrow, the same area of low pressure is still on the charts. it has dragged its feet and is working to the north of scotland. again, it will be a blustery day, it is another day of sunshine and showers really, so some lengthy dry spells where the sun will be out, but a few showers around as well. for the most part the showers blow through quickly on the strong winds, but again we could have lengthier spells of rain closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west of scotland, where it will be particularly gusty. even inland gusts well into the 30mph, it will be another blowy day, and those temperatures not changing too much — highs ra

now across the north—west of the country, it'll actually be a little bit milder through the course of, particularly around the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, an

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north—west of scotland and rain will linger for some time this afternoon. on the last couple of days. north—westerly wind making it feel cooler. the showers will tend to fade in the evening and overnight, particularly in sheltered eastern areas. under clearer skies, particularly in sheltered eastern areas. under clearerskies, low areas. under clearer skies, low single areas. under clearerskies, low single figures. chilly start on monday morning, hopefully some sunshine and slightly quieter start. there will be frequent showers as we keep the area of low pressure to the north—west and the north—westerly wind driving and showers in scotland and northern ireland and north west england. sunny spells elsewhere. top temperatures once again 6—10 . this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera and these are the latest headlines. the uk prime minister rishi sunak says he's willing to discuss the issue of pay with the nurses�* union to settle strikes but didn�*t make a firm commitment to increase salaries. when it comes to

phil mccann, bbc north west tonight, wigan.save a north yorkshire bus service. the 840 coastliner is under threat between malton and whitby because of falling passenger numbers and rising costs. the route over the north york moors won the most scenic bus ride in britain award in 2018. north yorkshire county council says it's looking at whether it could help support the service financially. spencer stokes has this report. running for 30 miles across the north more is, the 840 coastliner was voted the most scenic bus route in britain in 2018. a picture postcard landscape. this is not a sightseeing trip. and the services losing money. passenger numbers have not recovered since the pandemic and the bus operator is considering axing the route between malton and whitby. that would leave cathy, without the public transport she needs. i without the public transport she needs. ., ., without the public transport she needs. . ., , without the public transport she needs. . needs. i had a stroke, so i could not drive — needs. i had a stroke

through saturday night into sunday the area of low pressure is going to pass to the north—west of the, lots of isobars on the chart. that shows we'll have strong winds to take them to sunday. it's a sunshine and showers day, some of the showers heavy with hail, wintry over the higher ground in the north. a bit chilly but 7—9 degrees is good going for this time of year. a reminder of our top story... prince harry claims he was physically attacked by his brother prince william, according to the guardian newspaper, which says it seen harry's forthcoming memoir. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. do have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. i'm qasa alom, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. emma raducanu has 11 days to prove herfitness after an injury forced her to retire from her second round match at the asb classic in auckland. the 20—year—old took the first set against her slovakian oppenent easily 6—0, before viktoria kuzmova fought back to take the second set 7—5. at the start of the thi

so north—west is the top region.n to the other end of the table , find the other end of the table, find places like london in, the east and the difference is huge so i think the funding that you're getting per person out of this levelling up fund is twice per capita. what london, the south—east is getting and that should give you guys a confidence that when we talk about delivering, levelling up and spreading opportunity across the that really mean the country, that we really mean it . sir keir starmer, meanwhile, it. sir keir starmer, meanwhile, is in davos at the world economic forum, labour leaders looking to reassure global finance chiefs that britain will be open for business under a labour government. he's also pledged there'd be no new oil and gas investment in the uk if his party came to power. while business secretary grant shapps and international trade secretary kemi badenoch badenoch are also there. sir keir took the opportunity criticise the absence of the prime minister and chancellor . absence of the p

spells too for northern ireland and scotland but with the stripe of scotland working into the far north—westater in the day. 9 degrees for stornoway and elsewhere between five and eight. this stripe of cloud is the first sign of a weather front that will push south tomorrow night. the rain tending to weaken as it goes so by saturday there is not much rain left at all, just this band of cloud across parts of wales into northern england and to the south and north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, 6—8 degrees. into sunday, that weather front disappears from the chart because we have this area of high pressure dominating things in the south and keeping it largely dry. further north and west, an area of low pressure approaching, this frontal system bringing some cloud and rain especially north—west scotland but also northern ireland. gale is exposed in the north so when the end to the weekend. drier further south and mild on sunday for all of us. many thanks, ben rich with the weather. and that's bbc news at ten on thursday the 26th of january. usual reminder. there's more analysis of

separately, at least ten children have died in a boat accident in the north—west of pakistan.trict. the victims are pupils aged between seven and ia who were on a day—trip from a local religious school. several children are in a critical condition in hospital. saad sohailfrom our urdu service details the circumstances that led to both accidents. the bus was travelling from quetta to karachi and just 120 miles away from karachi, this accident took place. the bus crashed into a pillar, after which it fell into a ravine and it caught fire so the authorities are confirming that most of the bodies, because of the charring, cannot be identified. 41 people are supposedly killed and most of them have been moved to karachi. the deputy commissioner from lasbela has confirmed he is citing overspeeding for the particular incident. so a heavy loss, but as you also mention, ten children amongst the casualties and for now the survivors, there was a woman and child that have been rescued. and the woman narrating the incident talks about how the bus, she could hear a loud bang when the bus fel

thursday's weather driven by yet another low pressure system, this time just moving in towards the north—westt bringing some heavy showers, but down towards the south we've also got more heavy rain across southern parts of england lingering on that frontal system, combined with gales that are once again going to develop through the english channel around some of these irish sea coasts, and turning windy later in the day across the north—west too. so the next band of rain crosses from west to east, followed by sunny spells and scattered heavy downpours moving in from the north—west. temperatures still about 7—9 in the north but up to about 13, possibly 1a, down towards the south—east. so it stays mild. a hint that through the weekend things turn a little less unsettled, but those temperatures are going to drop a little bit until we get to sunday. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, i'm monika plaha. our top stories: torrential rain causes deadly floods in california leaving residents, including celebrities, fearing for their properties. new climate data suggests 2022 was the fifth hottest year on r

only fairly mild in the far north—west of the uk.ay this frontal system will make progress in from the north—west, bringing outbreaks of rain, but it is running into an area of high pressure. there could be fork first thing in parts of eastern england and that could be slow to clear. further north and west a lot of cloud, some spots of rain, temperatures in belfast and stornoway all the way up to 10 degrees. that will feel very different. just three or four in east wales and parts of england. some of that mild air should eventually get down into the south—east corner eventually next week. it may not last long. it could turn colder again from the north later in the week. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me good afternoon. it's 1.34pm and here's your latest sports news. cameron norrie is out of the australian open. the british number one was beaten in the third round byjiri lehecka in five sets in melbourne. norrie has still never reached the last 16 of the opening grand slam of the year and had a battle from t

and that's because of this low pressure centre here to the north—west of the uk.es for western scotland and to the north of the country, too. frequent showers, wintry across the higher ground. some showers of rain for northern ireland, northern england. largely dry further south, but distinctly windy, yes. temperatures still 11, 12 to the south of the uk, but feeling chillier — just 7 degrees there, for example, in aberdeen. and then through the evening, into the early part of the night, as that centre of the low pressure goes through to the north, a real squeeze in the winds across northern scotland. severe gales, possibly damaging winds, widespread gales for scotland certainly to take us into wednesday. but off goes that low towards scandinavia for the middle part of the week and the winds become relatively lighter once again. it will be a breezy day on wednesday. we'll see our next weather front trying to push in to the north—west, so more cloud as the day plays out for northern ireland, for western scotland, northern england and some outbreaks of rain. but sun

wind coming down from the north—west accentuating a slightly chillier feel. north—west accentuating ar aberdeen. those temperatures are not unusualfor aberdeen. those temperatures are not unusual for this time of year. on tuesday another frontal system is pushing in from the atlantic. that will bring outbreaks of heavy rain. northwards and eastwards across the uk may be some snow over high ground in scotland for a time. but between this one front here and there is a cold front here we are going to have what we call a warm sector. a wedge of my 0desa look at the temperatures for tuesday. 8 degrees for glasgow but 11 for belfast. 1a therefore london. as we look further ahead it does stay quite unsettled towards the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world... after 15 rounds of voting in the us house of representatives, the republican kevin mccarthy has finally been elected speaker. it followed heated exchanges which almost saw fellow republicans come to blows. the british prime minister, health secretary, and ministers from the treasury

but as our area of low pressure passes close to the north—west of scotland, that's where we will seemph, or perhaps even a touch stronger than that in the most exposed western spots. but even some very windy conditions funnelling through the central belt, but not a cold night temperatures between 6—9 celsius. so tomorrow morning we'll start on a blustery and showery note across scotland. but as our area of low pressure pulls away, the showers will tend to ease, as will the winds. and actually, for most of us during tomorrow, there will be some spells of sunshine, although cloud will roll back into south—west england, wales and northern ireland later, along with the odd spot of rain, and the winds will start to strengthen once again. but it's mild, temperatures between 9—12 celsius. now, as we head into the weekend, expect more strong and blustery winds and some very heavy downpours at times. it's all because of another area of low pressure, a big, broad low that really will dominate the scene through the weekend. this band of wet weather here, this frontal system will be quite slow m

the other incident in the north west is about 25 children travelling from a religious seminary for aed. most of the children were aged from 12 to 20, who were supposedly killed. the operation is still under way and for now we can report there have been ten casualties in that incident as well. turning to the middle east now, and the us secretary of state has just landed in egypt for the start of a regional tour. on monday, anthony blinken heads to israel, where tensions have been escalating. an 18—year—old palestinian has been shot dead by an israeli civilian security team near a settlement in the occupied west bank — that's according to palestinian health officials. the israeli army says the teenager was armed with a handgun. this comes as israel's security cabinet approves a raft of new measures in response to two recent shootings by palestinian gunmen in eastjerusalem. here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. an outpouring of grief for an israeli couple in their 40s, eliahu and natalie. during friday's attack outside the synagogue, the pair apparently heard shots and we

it's chemical, some north west of view of these lines of front they will make good progress as we go through the next couple of days. at the moment they are being held off by these areas of high pressure. but these were weaken. we'll see that rank sleet and snow. yeah, they'll be some snow. welcome snow coming back into the alps. the swiss alps, german alps into the french outs as well. seeing significant snowfall over the next couple of days and wet and windy weather to into italy. and the balkans turn to snow over the generic house as we go on into or choose die that way. whether that windy weather will grassy fade across, grease and on into to clear up towards the north west. yes, another band, a wet and windy weather rolling in here could see some localized flooding as a result of that. most good progress across the low countries. much of jeremy seeing more wet weather, more snow there across the alps. let's get years. we'll see some wet weather down towards the southeast, at cloud, and return it to snow as it moves across the mountains of the care. ah. after a lifetime in finlan

the weather front of the north—west will bring some rain for a while in scotland and northern irelando wales and western parts of england, lifting the temperatures. the midlands across is the part of england and lincolnjust across is the part of england and lincoln just south of having some sunshine but there will be some fog around, securely in the morning, some of which could linger into the afternoon making it feel particularly cold but even with some sunshine temperatures are only three orfour some sunshine temperatures are only three or four degrees whereas it could make double figures in northern ireland and western scotland, quite a difference, really, across the uk. moving on from sunday into monday, when may continue to ease down across northern parts of the uk. higher pressure keeping us really in this slow weather pattern, not too many changes. again, it's going to be the midlands, eastern england seeing some sunshine but could see some fog especially in the morning whereas across scotland and northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, it is cloudier and milder.

later on, with gales late in day in the north—west.red through. quite mild. eight to 11 degrees. showers continue to feed in overnight and it will stay windy and it is the wind that mean it�*s a frost—free night. temperatures about four to eight degrees celsius. tomorrow, the same area of low pressure is still on the chart, it has dragged its feet and is working to the north of scotland. again, it will be a blustery day, it is another day of sunshine and showers really, so some lengthy dry spells where the sun will be out, but a few showers round as well. for the most part the showers blow through quickly on the strong winds, but again we could have lengthier spells of rain closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west of scotland where it will be particularly gusty, inland gusts into the �*30s, it will be another blowy day, and those temperatures not changing too much, highs ranging between seven and ten degrees, or so. monday, the low pressure pulls away northwards, it weakens a bit so it won�*t be as windy, a few showers rou

perhaps some rain across the north—west of the uk, but many of us seeing a more settled spell of weatherswani. the headlines... a constitutional showdown in the uk, as rishi sunak says he'll block the gender recognition bill passed by nicola sturgeon and the scottish parliament. no survivors, but many questions after sunday's fatal plane crash in nepal. the authorities say the pilot didn't report any problems on the approach. italy's most wanted mafia boss is finally under arrest after 30 years on the run. and 150 consecutive marathons — we speak to the woman who's just completed an epic run across australia. live from our studio in singapore.

some frontal systems trying to push on from the north—west. pressure. it will truck quite a lot of cloud so it will have murky conditions but for a time will have a feed of winds from the atlantic and that will bring in something a little bit less cold with temperatures around the average for the time of year. turning a little bit less chilli into next week. there is going to be a lot of dry weather around but underneath that area of high pressure there will be trapped a lot of cloud, some missed and merck so it may be quite dull for much of the time —— murk. the's all from me. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories — in a surprise announcement, new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern says she will stand down, in less than three weeks. i know what this job takes, and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do itjustice. it's that simple. ukraine's interior minister is killed in a helicopter crash in kyiv. it came down close to a children's nursery. 1a people have died, including a child. translation: we ran - int

light snowfalls are possible in the chernozem region and the lower reaches of the don, and the north-westf our country will again be at the epicenter of bad weather. karelia, leningrad, pskov and novgorod regions will cover these territories with cloudy precipitation mainly in the form of wet snow with rain. in st. petersburg, the cyclone brought not only precipitation, but also increased winds, as well as thaws in the coming days , thermometers will still remain above zero during the daytime on saturday sunday plus two plus three possible charges of sleet turning into rains in moscow will remain weak for the time being, negative temperatures on sunday will approach the zero mark, but will not reach positive values. but closer to the middle of the week, warming will reach its peak and instead of epiphany frosts this year in the capital will be epiphany thaw i am now in mariupol took the stage. my tongue didn't stick. i could not do anything and could not say anything, and we just began to bake the task of evoking, on the contrary, strength after the concert. i asked everyone. what further

in wales and the north—west it could be frost—free and milding ——milder in wales and the north—west itireland and scotland. a lot of cloud to start the day on monday. the fog in eastern parts will lift to be replaced by cloud in east anglia and the south—east and we may see more sunshine in england and wales. and there will be a lot of cloud for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures ten degrees. struggling to make four or five in the midlands and much of eastern england. that cold air under that area of high pressure, the mild atlantic winds coming in around that and feeding in this cloudy skies. to the south across wales, the midlands, southern england still a touch of frost. complicated by fog and cloud and some sunshine at times. still cold air here. further north more cloud and temperatures up to 11 degrees. not until wednesday that we start to see some changes, because we will find this front pushing into that area of high pressure and bringing some rain. not a great deal of rain, most of it over the hills of western scotland. followed by sunshine and the odd shower in north

the north—west the plans. the north—west the north—east will be the areas which benefit most .ced more tha n £2 billion announced more than £2 billion will be invested in over 100 projects right across uk. they include the eden project, north is in morecambe as well . is in morecambe as well. cardiff, crossrail rishi sunak has insisted that two thirds of the funding is going to the most depnved the funding is going to the most deprived areas of the uk , the deprived areas of the uk, the north—west is the top region, so the amount of money per person living there . who came top living there. who came top north—west who came second? north. east and actually, if you look down to the other end of the table, find places like london in the southeast. and the difference is huge . so i think difference is huge. so i think the funding that you're all per person out of this levelling up fundis person out of this levelling up fund is twice per capita. what london southeast is getting. and that should give you guys a confidence that when talk about delivering, levelling up and spreading op

in a separate incident, at least ten children died in a boat accident in tanda dam lake in the north—westf the country. israel's security cabinet has approved new measures in response to killing of seven israelis in a synagogue in eastjerusalem. they include depriving residency and other rights of an attacker�*s family members. in tennis, novak djokovic wins a record—extending tenth australian open, beating greece's stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets. djokovic also sets a record—equalling 22nd grand slam men's title, putting him level with rafael nadal. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. venezuela's authoritarian leader, nicolas maduro, has, for the moment, outmanoeuvred those forces inside and outside the country, intent on his removal. last month, the opposition gave up on their own alternative president and indicated a willingness to negotiate with maduro. in the us, in latin america, and in europe, they seem ready to engage with the caracas regime, not least because oil supplies are at a premium. my guest is leopoldo lopez, long—time venezuelan oppos

and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales.ith this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air. it'll be sunny. but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles of scotland. let's have a look at the weather on sunday. high pressure in charge of the weather in the south—east of the country. but in the north—west there, you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly win

we have the ventura river which is north—west of los angeles, and that had significant flooding thats ventura county and created some swift water rescues of people as well, so it was a really dangerous situation a few days ago but again, today's system, not — the impacts are more of a moderate level. david gomberg. more than 80,000 demonstrators have protested in the israeli city of tel aviv for the second consecutive saturday against proposed changes to the judiciary. the protesters called the reforms an attack on democracy. demonstrations have also been held injerusalem and haifa. a supreme courtjudge in israel is among those who've condemned the government's plans. thousands of people have marched through the streets of the tunisian capital, tunis, to protest against president kais saied. he has ruled by decree since sacking the government and freezing parliament in 2021. demonstrators accuse him of trying to install a dictatorship. many are also angry at soaring prices and shortages of some staple foods. the climate activist, greta thunberg, hasjoined demonstrators in western ger

now across the north—west of the country, it'll actually be a little bit milder through the course ofof scotland and northern ireland. a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, and cold weather. there could be some mist

and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air. it'll be sunny. but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles of scotland. let's have a look at the weather on sunday. high pressure in charge of the weather in the south—east of the country. but in the north—west there you can see a weather front affecting scotland, which actually will also affect the irish sea coasts, western fringes of wales and also the far south—west of england. so here, in that southerly wi

we'll start to see some further patchy rain heading towards north—west scotland.way, which will produce some very strong winds once again, potentially even stronger. so here it comes. it has trailing weather fronts, so we are going to see some rain or showers out of that gradually pushing south. again, these systems weaken as they move further south because they're encountering higher pressure across southern parts of the uk. so this first weather front here doesn't have much rain left on tuesday morning. showers packing in to northern areas, especially scotland. they'll be wintry at least over the hills. there is a chance of seeing some sleet and snow to lower levels in the heavier ones. they're going to be most frequent running into western scotland. it will make for a colder day and it's a windier day as well. late tuesday, tuesday night into early wednesday, the winds potentially strengthen even more, and it could well be in northern scotland, the chance for gusts 70 to 80mph. not nailed on, still something to work on in the detail of this, but potentially des

we've got a very weak cold front moving southwards, bringing a few patches of light rain to the north westthat the clouds break up and we'll see some sunny spells getting into northern ireland and scotland, although there'll be some showers for the hebrides, the north west of highland, 0rkney and shetland as well. 0ur temperatures near average for the time of year. now overnight tonight, that weak weather front continues its journey southwards again. there could be a few spots of rain across parts of wales and south west england. it's a largely frost—free night, although it could be one or two patches of frost in the countryside where the clouds break for any length of time. tomorrow, a much windier day in the forecast. the strongest winds running in ahead of this band of rain. so particularly windy in scotland with gusts of wind into the 60s of miles an hour, into the forties for northern ireland, the north west of both england and wales. but those strong winds accompanied by mild air with highs up to 12. bye for now. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around t

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light winds in the south and east but breezy conditions where the wintry flurries are in the north—westoon. in the middle of the week, low pressure remains in the north sea. heading into wednesday, it moves a bit closer to the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, which could well pep up some of the wintry showers during the day on wednesday. heavier showers in parts of northern ireland and wales for instance and northern scotland, but look at eastern scotland and the north—east of england, these could be heavy and also combined with fairly strong winds so very blustery conditions there. drier in between these two areas. temperatures a little bit milder than tuesday, highs of between 4—7 on wednesday. staying fairly cold but largely dry on thursday. a touch milder by friday with wetter weather arriving from the west which should sweep across all areas through the weekend. goodbye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. a serving officer has admitted attacking a dozen a selling metropolitan police officer has admitted to dozens of sexual assault rates over two decades

westerly winds and a warm front that's going to make its presence felt across northern ireland, the north westuth west scotland. it's across these areas where the weather's going to turn damp, some sunshine for northeast scotland and the cloud probably will break to the east of wales, across the midlands, east anglia and southern counts of england. wherever you are, we're looking at a mild day with temperatures quite widely between nine and 11 degrees. now for thursday, we've got more rain on the way. this time across scotland, for the most part, the rain quite heavy. further southwards, i think you'll notice the cloud tending to build in from the west, but there'll still be probably a few cloud breaks coming along. so, still a little bit of sunshine. the best of that likely across parts of central and eastern england. temperatures on the mild side reaching a high of 13 degrees or so. and really through the rest of the week, high pressure stays to the south of the uk. we continue to get this feed of mild air in until we get to the weekend where things start to get a little bit cooler. so, temp

at the same time, in some places in the north-west and south of russia, fogs began to create problemsdents in the crimean thick veil. even caused a serious accident, the deterioration in visibility is associated with the penetration of warmer and more humid air. the same invasion today caused the formation of the fogs of belarus moldova and ukraine in the coming days, the main changes in the temperature regime will occur in the north-west of european russia during these hours of the border, separating positive and negative temperatures passes through the south, astrakhan and north-rostov region. tomorrow zero temperature will lie almost along the western borders of russia, but warm air will make the main jump on wednesday, moving 600-650 km into the zone in the north inland. the thaw will include a vast territory up to the central part of the arkhangelsk region to in the middle of the week, all the western parts of the central region will also be in the zone of positive temperatures. in the northern capital, during these hours minus four, it is sometimes accepted to fall lightly durin

tomorrow, we are going to continue with that north—westerly wind direction, and so it is north—west areasthe british isles that will see the majority of the showers, which will continue to come through as snow across northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the north—west of england, wales where tonight and tomorrow we could see accumulations building over modest hills but snow low down, after that freezing cold start, temperature also barely get above freezing and indeed probably across parts of scotland will stay below in places, for wednesday, the north—westerly wind continue to push showers in, maybe a few more getting down to wales and south—west england. maybe a few showers coming in, to the east coast of england but it is another cold day, temperatures perhaps coming up an odd degree, you probably won't notice much in the way of change given the cold winds, but, if you really hate the cold weather, there is better news, we have mild south—westerly winds, set to return and by the weekend, although there will cloud round with splashes of rain, for the majority temperatures wi

the pakistani police along the north—west border of the country have been under the gun.gainst them, but this attack, killing nearly 65—70 police officers and soldiers, marks a real escalation, and i think it will have a real demoralising effect on the police, which has been under a lot of pressure, and it also suggests that the insurgent forces of the pakistani taliban are looking to step up their fight against the pakistani state. the pakistani taliban that you mentioned there, the ttp, there has been a bit of a back—and—forth over whether they were responsible for this. what is the evidence suggesting, and what do you think — if they are indeed behind it — that they are looking to achieve? initially, we heard from two seniorish leaders of the ttp, from a particularfaction of the ttp who accepted responsibility for this attack. they said that this attack was revenge for the killing of one of their top leaders, commanders, in eastern afghanistan last year. later on, the central leadership of the ttp disassociated itself from the attack, and said that the ttp was not behi

we have a weather front out towards the west and north—west.its and pieces of rain certainly possible but the bulk of england and wales will be bright if not sunny and crisp as well. temperatures briefly touching around five or six, may be 7 degrees in one or two places, closer to nine in the western isles. on sunday, we still have a weather front towards the north—west and actually, the wind is coming in from the south which will also drag in cloud to south—western england, and wales. here, mild and cloudy and damp at times. whereas we have got the crisp weather out towards the east and the south—east and there, temperatures will be closer to around 2—3. through the weekend, if any fog lingers, which may form during the course of the night, it could be closer to around freezing. here is the forecast into monday, a large high—pressure spread across the continent. that means generally settled weather across the uk and perhaps those temperatures recovering as we go over the next few days. back to you. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at ten. t

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