midweek, the atla ntic northern england. midweek, the atlantic jet stream quite northern england.g at times. such a strong jet stream running towards us, when you get su btle running towards us, when you get subtle variations in wind speed, and direction, we can see it develop rapidly, with some potent areas of low pressure. a risk of a significant low pressure system coming across the uk on wednesday night, and the question is the exact position, how deep it is and how stormy it will be. the stormiest conditions will be on the southern flank, with england and wales bearing the brunt snow as it clears away, but the wind is the biggest concern. that low pressure system goes quite quickly on thursday, bringing us back to sunshine and blustery showers. and back to north—westerly winds. friday, similarto north—westerly winds. friday, similar to tuesday and wednesday, sunshine and showers, showers most frequent in the north and west, and wintry in england, scotland and northern ireland, with wind—chill. for the weekend, the low pressure will beesley east, so the wind will go more north

we'll see showers, sleet and snow across northern england, the hills of wales, further south. ell of snow across the hills of scotla nd a spell of snow across the hills of scotland and northern england, maybe even some of hills further south for a time. it will turn back into rain later on as mild air pushes its way in. reaching the north—east of scotla nd in. reaching the north—east of scotland last of all. but after a bright saturday, sunday looking much wetter. today you have severe gales to co nte nt wetter. today you have severe gales to content with across parts of eastern england, and the snow is starting to ease. to you both. you are telling us that after this grim weather we are seeing in scotland, weather we are seeing in scotland, we have sunday to look forward to, when no one has a good day. we have sunday to look forward to, when no one has a good daym we have sunday to look forward to, when no one has a good day. it might not be as bad as that, there will be a few dry moments, but not looking great, no. and more wet and windy weather to come on monday. make it wor

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernrn england and wales, still cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts. high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. for many, sunday should be a fine day. lighter winds after the cold and frosty start. sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees. the wintry theme continues into monday, but most should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the cold. bye for now. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the release of a serial sex attacker after less than ten years in prison. demands for the parole board to explain its decision. black cab driver, john worboys, was jailed for offences against 12 women, bu

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northern spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. perhaps the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most of us it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts in particular. so, high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. so for many of us sunday should be a fine day. much lighter winds than we've had after the cold and frosty start. plenty of sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees or so. the colder, wintry theme continues into monday, but most of us should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the colder weather. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: it's being called a "bomb cyclone" — a powerful blizzard that's battered north america, lea

northern england, a risk of ice. sunshine. it will go away through the day. e in the day, in heavy showers, you might see sleet and hail. showers persist. some left in northern england. in northern ireland, easing a touch. 7-8. northern ireland, easing a touch. 7—8. feeling cold wherever you are. the system behind me is developing in the atlantic. this area of low pressure will bring a combination of rain and gales and snow. if we look at it, here it comes from the west. 8pm. strong winds. northern ireland, snow in the north. it will be in the hills. northern ireland will not see much in the hills. as we go east, heavy snowfall in two northern england and parts of scotland, possibly as far north as the central lowlands. this will go through quite quickly. this out, rain moving quickly. this out, rain moving quickly across accompanied by gales. —— the south. inland, gales, gusts of wind up to 50 miles per hour. in liverpool, 70 miles per hour. eastern areas, windy. the threat of snow. the coastline, sleet. not far inland, in the hills, snow. tomorrow, the risk

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernland and wales, still cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts. high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. for many of us, sunday should be a fine day. lighter winds than we've had after the cold and frosty start. sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees or so. a colder, wintry theme continues into monday, but most of us should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the colder weather. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: north korea accepts south korea's offer of high—level talks in the demilitarized zone that separates

afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northernontinuing to tot up here. cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. to the south with the sunshine, shouldn't be too bad. 0nto wednesday night, this is the area of low pressure will the next hazard to our shores. a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, an improving picture, the winds falling lighter. there'll be fewer showers, most in the north and west, against snow on the hills, but some good spells of some joint further south and east. but that area of low pressure will cause some disruption, the severe gales, heavy rain and also the snow, which could fall across southern areas, so keep tuned to your bbc local r

afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northernot up here. it will be cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. but to the south with the sunshine, it shouldn't be too bad. now, onto wednesday night, this deep area of low pressure will be the next hazard to our shores. it's going to bring a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with that rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, and improving picture, the winds falling lighter. there'll be fewer showers, most in the north and west, against snow on the hills, but some good spells of some joint further south and east. but that area of low pressure is cause some disruption, the severe gales, heavy rain and also the snow, which could fall across southern areas,

it lingers through parts of southern scotla nd lingers through parts of southern scotland and northern englande met office has brought a triangle. up met office has brought a triangle. up to 20 centimetres in the southern uplands, northern pennines. 3—8 centimetres at lower levels. it lingers on. it'll clear later in the night. to the south there is another hazard, you can see the big wind arrows. gales or severe gales. we could be getting gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour, maybe 70, big waves coming to the coast of north wales, north—west england, maybe into the morning tomorrow. lincolnshire, east anglia need to be watched. potentially damaging gust of wind with this weather system. a spell offering to the south, strong winds, but yes, more snow. the bulk of the system clears away by the time most of us are up about tomorrow. it will have less and problems overnight so it's worth checking before you head out in the morning the travel situation near you. motorists have been warned not to take to the roads if they don't have too tomorrow. what about any suggestion that all this will come to an end

some drizzle, a cloudy day across scotland and northern england, compared to recent days. 3—7 degreesrrives in the west later in the afternoon, that will continue to edge further eastwards across the country from tuesday night into wednesday. a change in weather type through the middle of the week. through the day on wednesday, that rain will move east to west across many parts of the country, introducing mild air, temperatures back in double digits in the south, fairly cool, 4—6 degrees across scotland and northern ireland and there will be some wet weather arriving in most parts. through the week ahead, after a cold start, the rain arrives midweek and things start to feel less cold than they have been. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. we have put some extra money in in coping with the winter pressures. —— pressures . coping with the winter pressures. —— pressures. we have announced further money going into the national health service. w

especially across scotland and northern england. s evening and overnight we're worried about with this area of low pressure moving eastwards and bringing deals and heavy rain across england and wales and further snow in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. it's here we have an amberwarning for northern england. it's here we have an amber warning for the snow overnight and strong winds widely up to 50 mph and higherfor east overnight and strong winds widely up to 50 mph and higher for east anglia and the risk of ice as temperatures get close to freezing and below. the snow and rain clears, wintry showers in the north and west and sunshine elsewhere. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: more than one in ten nurses is leaving the nhs in england each year and for the first time in five years the number quitting the health service is higher than the number that giant. —— that giant. snow is causing disruption across scotland and northern ireland with dozens of schools closed and homes without power. last night, som

northern ireland, northern england have had wintry showers around.ng as we go on through the night. still some affecting western most parts of scotland. a widespread frost, severe where you have snow cover. of course, icy where you've had the showers. notice this area of wet weather pushing into the south—west of britain later in the night. a little less cold here. this is advancing further north into saturday morning. should just reach into southern most parts of northern ireland. dry, brighter further north you are. fewer showers in scotland. still towards the far north and west there will be some of rain, sleet, hail, some snow further inland, especially with elevation. far north of england should stay largely fine, but then we're back into this zone of cloudy, damp weather. not just rain. into this zone of cloudy, damp weather. notjust rain. don't be surprised if you get sleet, perhaps wet snow associated with that as well. may feed into the peak district into the pennines. a bit of uncertainty about the northern extent of that. notice how really

about through south—west england and south wales, but for many of us, they'll is to begin with but what follows will be a largely fine and dry day but showers continue in northerntland and north west england, and increasingly snow for lower levels as we go through the day. a brisk and chilly north westerly wind especially across the northern half of the uk. a similar pattern on friday, some sunny spells but across the north—west of the uk there will be further sleet and snow showers. it's a lot quieter as the weekend begins, some sunny spells, fewer showers but another weather system coming in on sunday and while many of us will get rain out of that, the risk of some snow the further north you are. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the european union has found more than 3,500 examples of russian disinformation. all geared at destabilising the eu. and the european parliament says it's an orchestrated strategy. according to a new report, the russians are spreading fake news in as many languages as possible through as many channels as possible. former presidential advisor steve bannon refused to answer investigators' questions on russia. he says it was the

and there is a chance that some across northern england may see a bit of sunshine peek through. turns colder and colder as the day goes on as well. those showers turning wintry, notjust on the hills of north—west scotland. england and wales though, after a cloudy start, will see a bit more sunshine into the afternoon, all should see it at some point. it will be punctuated by some heavy showers, the odd rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out either. the temperatures in the afternoon, in double figures in the south, but notice further north, the colder air seeping in. and that feed of cold winds continues into monday night. the showers turning increasingly to sleet and snow in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. by the time we hit tuesday, indeed for the rest of the week, colder air will be firmly in place, so that flow, generally coming in from the north—west almost throughout. certainly on tuesday, an added chilled to the winds, bringing lots of showers. the showers of rain, sleet and hail in the south, sunshine in between. snow on the hills, but snow to lower levels

the hills of northern ireland, northern england, it will be next to see snow. ry particularly there will be our frost. with all the showers continuing to fall, some ice to take this into tomorrow morning, so it could be a tricky commute across parts of scotland, northern ireland and into northern england. snow here mostly and into northern england. snow here m ostly o n and into northern england. snow here mostly on high ground and i expect we will start to see some of the water levels at this stage. down towards the south—west it will be rain showers blowing in on that strong west or north—westerly wind. through the day, plenty more showers to come, they are relentless. they just keep on drifting in from the north—west. increasingly wintry showers. the best chance of staying dry will be the south—east. on the thermometer, no great shakes, but when we handle them —— add on the strength of the wind that subzero for many. for wednesday, strength of the wind that subzero for many. forwednesday, bad strength of the wind that subzero for many. for wednesday, bad cold

further south, in northern ireland and northern england. row, the snow will still be falling across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. we could see it mount up, especially the northern scotland, and for northern ireland, falling across northern england. further south, we could see wintry showers everywhere, but most of the wintriness will be on the hills. in some of the heavier showers expect some of the heavier showers expect some hail and thunder, with gales across the south—west. as we head into wednesday, a quieter day, a dry day weatherwise. some sunshine and a few showers and then an area of low pressure coming in from the west. this is what we think at the moment. it will be quite potent and could wring some snow across the north of the country. but some disruptive winds across the west in the south, so winds across the west in the south, so something worth keeping tuned to the weather forecast for that alone, and everything else, of course. thank you very much, so we are waiting, and in ten minutes we will have

some outbreaks of rain in northern england and towards northern england and towards northern england. into the south—west of england and wales. some of them fairly heavy, with squally winds. through the day those showers push from west to east. there should be sunshine developing along the south coast and for parts of north—west england and northern ireland. temperatures around for— i degrees, but further rain and hill snow in the north—east of england and the central scotland. through friday night we have the northerly breeze developing, so it will be a cold night than recently. frosty for many areas. mist and fog in central and southern parts of england and wales. through the weekend the main theme will be the dipping temperatures. the winds continue to push on from the north 01’ continue to push on from the north or north—east as high pressure builds across the country. through the day on saturday northern ireland, scotland and northern england have the lion's share of the sunshine. further south not quite as cold, but more cloud and outbreaks of rain in central and southern parts

northern ireland and northern england.e cloud moving in and also some fairly dense fog forming. white colours here come the mist and fog starting tuesday morning. it won't be as cold. the fog keeps temperatures from falling as low. but it's another chilly start and a grey day on tuesday. still dry, this frontal system moves them from the atlantic. the winds pick up in the west later in the day. on tuesday, after a grey and murky start, it stays grey for a lot of the day. the odd bit of drizzle, feeling cold. some fog patches lingerfor feeling cold. some fog patches linger for a feeling cold. some fog patches lingerfor a good part of feeling cold. some fog patches linger for a good part of the day. we could just about see double figures towards the south—west, as the mild air creeps in. it pushes from west to east on tuesday night into wednesday, bringing a change in the weather through midweek. on wednesday, that area of rain tracks further east, fairly slow moving across eastern parts of the country. a return, brightness

northern england and northern ireland holding onto sparkling winter sunshine through the day. after a cold and frosty start of the day. monday night and we continue to see cloud in the south moving further northwards. with light winds, some fairly dense fog patches forming in the early hours of tuesday. temperatures not as cold because we have that fog keeping temperatures from falling too low but watch out for potential disruption on tuesday morning, thanks to this dense fog patches. 0n tuesday, this weather system tries to move in from the west but before it gets there, a lot of dry weather. you can see the mist and fog on tuesday morning. it will lift and clear but it's a grey day. some drizzle, a cloudy day across scotla nd drizzle, a cloudy day across scotland and northern england, compared to recent days. rain arrives in the west later in the afternoon, that will continue to edge further eastwards across the country. from tuesday night into wednesday. through the day on wednesday, that rain will move east to west across many parts of the country. introducing mild air, te

also further rain, sleet and snow showers for northern ireland into northern england. scotland and the east of the pennines, quite a lot of dry, bright weather, and some sunshine to take us weather, and some sunshine to take us through the afternoon across east anglia and the south—east. drift towards the south—west of england and why is, it's a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures around 3—7, but when you add on the cool north—westerly wind it's feeling subzero for many others particularly across parts of scotla nd others particularly across parts of scotland and northern ireland. into this evening, slowly the wintry showers in the north tend to ease away, then we turn our attention to this batch of wet weather. rain moving in from the south—west. as it bonds into the cold air we could see a bit of snow tomorrow morning across the higher ground southern wales and parts of southern england, the chilterns, cotswolds, brecon beacons, some snow, some rain to the south of that which will slowly ease away. turning milder in the south. still cold further n

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernstill cloudy, with a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. perhaps the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most of us it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts in particular. so, high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. so for many of us sunday should be a fine day. much lighter winds than we've had after the cold and frosty start. plenty of sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees or so. the colder, wintry theme continues into monday, but most of us should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the colder weather. bye for now. this is newsday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the top stories: publish and be damned. a controversial book about donald trump's presidency is rushed to book stores, despite attempts by white h

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernith a few spots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts. high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. for many, sunday should be a fine day. lighter winds after the cold and frosty start. sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees. the wintry theme continues into monday, but most should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the cold. this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: north korea accepts south korea's offer of high level talks next tuesday — and, crucially, ahead of next month's winter 0lympics. publish and be damned. the book which describes a paranoid president and a white house in chaos is being rushed out today, despit

do bear that in scotland and northern england. do bearthat in mind scotland and northern england.g on sunday, keep up to date with the latest forecast because this is where the cold air will hold on for as long as it possibly can. elsewhere, notice how things are turning milder. once that system clears away into monday, the milderair system clears away into monday, the milder air will reach across most parts. still a trailing weather front giving outbreaks of rain across southern areas for a time on monday. elsewhere, one ortwo showers to be found. but quite dry and bright in places. those temperatures, at this stage, getting closer to average. by tuesday, lock at these south—westerly winds, above average. at these south—westerly winds, above average. central and eastern parts staying mainly dry. weatherfronts close to the west will give outbreaks of rain in places. as we go into wednesday, we are going to bring a cold front south across the uk. that will lower temperatures once again for wednesday and thursday with that band of rain moving through. quite windy with that as well.

some northern ireland, northern england, they‘ re of scotland. going to gradually fade as well. stays icy on untreated surfaces, a widespread frost. another area of wet weather coming in from the south—west later in the night. a lot of uncertainty about how far north this is going to get. but at least southern parts of northern ireland will see some of that cloudy, damp weather, a bit of rain, drierand that cloudy, damp weather, a bit of rain, drier and brighter further north. look how few showers in scotland. just rain, sleet, hail towards the west coast. more in the way of sunshine for saturday into much of scotland, far north of england. into this area of cloud, rain, sleet, wet, snow, mainly to hills. wales, higher midlands, southern pennines as well. maybe in the chilterns. the far south—west should start to come out of that, cornwall and devon and brighten into the afternoon, whereas notice how this area of cloud, rain, sleet, wet snow doesn't really move very much once it's in. far north of england into scotland holding onto sunny spells,

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northerneratures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. perhaps the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most of us it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts in particular. so, high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. so for many of us sunday should be a fine day. much lighter winds than we've had after the cold and frosty start. plenty of sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees or so. the colder, wintry theme continues into monday, but most of us should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the colder weather. bye for now. the latest headlines from bbc news. north korea has except that the south korean government's proposal for high—level talks. —— accepted. they will be in the demilitarise own which separates the two countries on tuesday. it will be the first time the two nations hav

the rain band moves northwards, coming to a halt across northern england and into central scotla nd northernghtened up behind it with sunshine and blustery showers but notice the 60 mph gusts, initially wales in south—west england then moving to the midlands and across into the south—east, likely to cause some disruption. very mild here but chilly in the north. the area of low pressure moves away as we head into friday and then we are looking out towards the west, with this next area of low pressure to bring wet and blustery weather on friday. wintry nurse over the high ground, northern england and certainly across scotland. looks like we will see blustery showers in the afternoon, some sunshine, the winds are a feature, and on into the south—east it is going to be a cold day, and the cold theme as we head through the weekend with arctic at moving south across the whole uk, so it really will feel bitterly cold saturday and sunday in few are on the north, with north—easterly winds, wintry showers around, the risk of ice and also overnight frosts. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers i

still showers to come for scotland and northern ireland, but fewer than we have seen today. a lot of sunshine across englandes. temperatures, on the face of it not looking so severe, but adding in the wind chill and for the northern part of the british isles will feel subzero. not much betterfor british isles will feel subzero. not much better for the south. british isles will feel subzero. not much betterfor the south. wednesday night into thursday, here comes this deep area of low pressure which could be nasty as we go into thursday morning. deepening away, we could see a widespread swathes of scales, snow across northern parts of england and heavy rain, perhaps causing snow to melt quickly and there could be localised flooding. again for thursday morning, some difficult conditions, particularly if you are travelling. on a slightly positive note it looks like the low will clear away but then it looks like we are back to square one with chilly winds to close out the week. here is a brief summary — cold, windy, particularly stormy on wednesday night and more wintry showers to come. susan, thank you. an inve

then for north wales, northern england gusty winds, to the northern england gusty winds, to the northnorth we have the colder condition, brighter for northern ireland and scotla nd brighter for northern ireland and scotland with sunny spells. showers backing in and the showers starting to turn wintry over high ground in scotland. we bring our rain band southwards through the day, still some heavy bursts on it, remember the gusty winds ahead of that band of rain, and then behind it, we brighten the sky, peeling the cloud away to reveal sunshine equally showers packing in. temperatures dip away from the north as the day goes on. tuesday, likely to get off to quite a chilly start, touch of frost in places. a mainly fine day for many but a pincer movement. one bringing rain into the south—west, one bringing wet and windy weather into the north—west. as that band of rain sinks southwards and eastwards it will turn things colder, that is the big theme, wintry showers for some, it will be windy, with gales at times. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five: police release

and a cold night to come, away and a cold night to come, especially across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, some freezing fog patches as well but then here is the big complication. some rain pushing in from the west. eventually bringing milder air but as the rain and it will bring snow and ice for a time for northern ireland and wales through the night, and that area of rain, sleet, snow and that area of rain, sleet, snow and ice will spread further north and ice will spread further north and eastwards during tomorrow. bear that in mind if your travel plans. this is the wet weather, sliding across wales, the midlands, northern england and up into scotland. anywhere from the midlands northwards, especially over high ground, we can see snow for a time, turning back to rain by the end of the day. it will be rain in the south—west because it will be very mild, 12 degrees in plymouth, and windy day as well. those milder conditions will wind out into the week ahead, but with that we see some spells of wind rain at times. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the us governm

affecting northern ireland for a while and later northern england.hilly. the showers following on the north of scotla nd the showers following on the north of scotland will be wintry. here with the first signs of the cold weather to arrive. in the south, maybe sunshine around but a fair bit of cloud in the south of england and wales. showers along the coasts and a wintry mix here in north england and wales. north of that, into the colder air, increasing amounts of sunshine for northern ireland and #1k4r57bd for many western areas of scotland, a dry and a sunny day, as it is in northern ireland. where there is shelter from the winds from the north sea, a risk of icy patches and wintry showers blowing in here. it is struggling to break up the cloud in wales and midlands, still some damp and dreary weather in the south. temperatures six and sevens. colder in the north but at least they have some sunshine. winds still blowing. cloud for a while in the south. it does sink into the english channel. with clearer skies in the north for longer, this is where

have had some severe disruption overnight because of the snow across parts of northern ireland, northern england stranded last night and this was malware is in scotland. you can see the northerly wind bringing northern ireland and scotland in line for the strongest showers. expect more snow showers, especially across western and some parts of scotland through the afternoon. not so many further east and just like northern ireland, those showers will start to lose some of their wintry element. some continuing across northern england but not so many across much of england and wales. some sunshine here, not quite as cold as yesterday, with cloud starting to increase later in the afternoon across western wales and england. showers for devon and cornwall but here, quite mild compared to other parts of the country. our eyes turn to the west then with this area of low pressure pushing its weight eastwards overnight. that will bring gales in places with heavy rain and also more snow, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and later in the night, potentially disruptive snow across parts of northern

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernts of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most, it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts. high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. for many, sunday should be a fine day. lighter winds after the cold and frosty start. sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees. the wintry theme continues into monday, but most should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the cold. this is bbc news. the headlines: with tensions high over its nuclear and missile programme, north korea has accepted the south korean government's proposal for high—level talks. they'll be on tuesday, in the demilitarized zone that separates the two countries. it will be the first time the two governments have met in more than two

cloud i2, 13 degrees, northern england and even under the cloud 12, 13 degrees, some sunshine east of milder than that but colder air in northern scotla nd that but colder air in northern scotland and it will push its way southwards on monday, it comes in behind the rain which on monday is moving down across england and wales. the highest temperatures across southern england and eventually sunshine to wales and england, sunnier but chillier further north and a few wintry showers the hills. this is bbc news. our top stories: president trump calls for "decisive action" after 95 people are killed by a taliban bomb in afghanistan. this is kabul. the attacker got through this way, through the checkpoint not far from here. a major new investigation into who knew what about the us gymnastics abuser, larry nassar. czech president, milos zeman, a strong opponent of immigration and sanctions against russia, wins a second term. also in the programme: danish player, caroline wozniacki, wins her first grand slam title at the australian open in melbourne.

england and the far east of scotland. some heavy snow for a time pushing across northern ireland into the western half of scotland and north—west see several centimetres more of snow accumulating. temperatures between two and 7 degrees. a different feeling in the weather north to south across the country. as we look from friday night and into the weekend, a bit of a change with a front approaching from the south—west. before that, a ridge of higher pressure and a quieter day on the cards for saturday. many of us staying dry with some sunshine. still fairly chilly, 3—7 degrees. rain possible in the south and some showers in scotland. all in all, are largely dry day. on saturday night into sunday we will see the next front moving in from the atlantic. as it bumps into the cold air, and the period of snow like the across northern england and scotland in particular. wet and breezy on sunday but the temperatures will be rising from what we have seen recently. through the weekend, a mix of mostly dry and bright on saturday, but thing is getting increasingly wet and windy once again by sunday. a reminder of our main story this lunchti

england than were recruited last year. the government says there are more nurses working now than in 2010. heavy snow causes travel disruption in parts of scotland, northernin the business news... the boss of the gmb union has described the government's response to the carillion crisis as "inadequate and inept". the construction giant went bust on monday putting thousands ofjobs at risk. the support for private sector firms that were working with carillion is due to end today. shares in rival services and construction firm interserve slumped by more than 9% this morning, it's now recovered a bit. it's down around 2.9%. it happened as reports suggested interserve could also be in financial difficulty. but the company has said they expect 2017 performance to be in—line with expectations and 2018 operating profit to be ahead of current market expectations. three—fifths of new cars should be electric by 2030 if the uk is to meet its greenhouse gas targets. the committee on climate change says homes also need to be built with better insulation. the uk has cut emissions sharply but the organisation says the uk will fall short of its ambitions unless ministers d

through saturday the cold northerly wind will bring more sunshine in scotland, northern england and northernpots of rain here. highs of 2—7 degrees, so temperatures are dipping. on saturday night we have some cold conditions developing a with clear skies and light winds. perhaps the odd wintry showers around exposed coasts. for most of us it will be a cold and frosty start on saturday. freezing across many northern and western parts in particular. so, high pressure keeps hold of our weather through the second part of the weekend. so for many of us sunday should be a fine day. much lighter winds than we've had after the cold and frosty start. plenty of sunshine developing. top temperatures between freezing and about seven degrees or so. the colder, wintry theme continues into monday, but most of us should see plenty of sunshine to compensate for the colder weather. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: north korea accepts south korea's offer of high—level talks in the demilitarized zone that separates the two countrie

gusty conditions as that front pushes into northern ireland in northern england. n brighter conditions, especially for northern ireland in northern england, once we finally see this front diving in the southern counties of england. for scotland, quite a windy day and that wind will carry on some showers. northern ireland largely dry, northern england in for a pleasant afternoon once the cloud should the way south. it will take a bit longer towards the end of the afternoon, for some brightness into wales and southern counties. still very mild, 11 or 12 degrees. the chilly feel further north with highs of six to eight but at least you get the sunshine to compensate. at least we do. thank you. now on breakfast, it is time for the travel show. this week, joanne whalley finds out why sinkholes are appearing at one of israel's biggest tourist attractions, the dead sea. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? this week, we're in the resort of ein gedi in israel, on the banks o

afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northernt will be cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. now, onto wednesday night, this is the area of low pressure will the next hazard to our shores. it's going to bring a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with that rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, and improving picture, the winds falling lighter. likely to there'll be fewer showers, most in the north and west, against snow on the hills, but some good spells of some joint further south and east. but that area of low pressure is cause some disruption, the severe gales, heavy rain and also the snow, which could fall across southern areas, so keep tuned to your bbc local radio. and then into friday itse

northern isles. that rain band will move north and grinds to a halt in the far north of england, central and southern sunshine, but those gusty winds touching 60 miles per hour, maybe more in exposure in wales, the south—west and into the south—east. a very mild 12—13 degrees here. a bit cooler further north. that area of low pressure clears away, and on friday, another feature running in off the atlantic. another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. a little bit of snow to start in the northern hills first thing on friday and then those winds picking up into the south—east. and some sunshine around as well. much more cold air begins to push into scotland with an increasing chance of wintry showers. that cold air down from the arctic spreads right across the uk for the weekend. it will feel distinctly cold. much, much colder out on that strong north—east wind. bitterly cold, in fact. sunshine around. wintry showers in eastern areas. temperatures 6—7 degrees at best. light winds across the board on sunday. still quitge breezy across the south—east but it is going to feel even colder de

highest temperatures into double figures, some sunshine eventually in wales, through the midlands, northern englandn ireland seeing some sunshine, but there will be a chillier feel. with light winds and clear skies overnight, risk of frost, across southern and eastern parts of england. we will, however, starbright with sunshine for these areas. through the day on tuesday the cloud will tend to increase, this is a transition day, if you like, the rain in the south—west is not coming to much really. the wetter weather through the day will be the north—west of scotland and temperatures 6—8d, near normal for the time of year but chillier than we have seen. the weather systems move we have seen. the weather systems m ove a cross we have seen. the weather systems move across the uk, this one is the more significant feature taking rain away from the south—east on wednesday morning, and then we change our wind direction and get another push of colder air coming down and it's this colder air through the middle part of the week with it some wintry showers and it will feel colder in the in the wind. this is b

england and wales on wednesday. a day of bright or sunny intervals and some showers, some heavy showers in the west. some more organised rain coming into northern time of year. seven celsius in the central belt and ten celsius across southern parts of england and wales. the unsettled theme does continue whilst we may see the winds easing down by thursday morning another area of low pressure, is set to arrive and that will bring more wind and rain in the south—west. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. police appeal for information after four young men are stabbed to death in london — in separate new year attacks. tragically draft for families awaiting this morning to the heartbreaking news that they have lost loved ones to the callous use of knives as lethal weapon. a mother and daughter are identified as being among five british tourists killed in a seaplane crash near sydney. iranian state media says 10 people have been killed overnight in anti—regime protests. president trump uses twitter to say it's "time for change". also this hour — 11100 vehicles are destroyed in a new year eve's fire in a liverpool car park. 0ne eyewitness sa

quite a few showers around elsewhere, notably gci’oss showers around elsewhere, notably across northern englandof wales and the midlands. those will push further south for a while and later in the night they will fade away and we will see the winds easing and skies clearing allowing temperatures to dip away. frost more widely across scotland, but frost elsewhere in some rural areas, but again, things change quickly on tuesday. we have got rain coming into western areas with stronger winds. the rain pushes eastwards through the morning. doesn't last too long. some snow over the pennines and over the scottish hills. temperatures improving as things brighten up. it will be windy ahead of this developing rain that's arriving in northern ireland later on in the day and that rain is going to weep across all areas overnight. it comes with a deepening area of low pressure. it will be a windy week, an unsettled week and rain, when it comes, will be heavy at times. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: police appeal for information after four men are stabbed to death in london in unrelated new year att

plenty of wintry showers, snow showers across scotland and it} the efihi‘fizzr fewer parts of northern englandrds the pennines and the odd wintry showers across higher ground in the moors of south—west england. elsewhere it should be drier, chilly and bright with sunshine through the morning. the showers continue across many northern and western areas but through the afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales, most of the showers confined to scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england but snow amounts continue to top up here. cold if you factor subzero feeling in the north, but to the south with the sunshine it shouldn't feel too bad. in wednesday night is the area of low pressure brings the next hazard to our shores, bringing a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central and southern scotland, could be heavy for a time and severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with the rain but it clears quickly on thurs

northern isles, mind you. that rain band will continue to move northwards and then grind to a halt in the far north of england,rthern ireland. behind it, though, for much of england and wales, a brighter afternoon, some sunshine, showers. but those gusty winds touching 60mph, maybe even more in exposure across wales, the south—west, and into the south—east. a very mild 12—13 degrees here, a little bit cooler further north. that area of low pressure clears away, and on friday, we're looking at another feature running in off the atlantic. it's going to bring another spell of wet and fairly windy weather to our shores. a little bit of snow to start across some of the northern hills first thing on friday, and then those winds picking up. again, initially south—west england, wales, then across the south coast and in towards the south—east. some sunshine around too. much more cold air begins to push into scotland with an increasing chance of wintry showers. that cold air down from the arctic spreads right across the uk for the weekend, so it's going to feel distinctly cold. much, much colder out on that strong north

afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northernto tot up here. it will be cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. but to the south with the sunshine, it shouldn't be too bad. now, onto wednesday night, this is the area of low pressure will the next hazard to our shores. it's going to bring a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with that rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, and improving picture, the winds falling lighter. there'll be fewer showers, most in the north and west, against snow on the hills, but some good spells of some joint further south and east. but that area of low pressure is cause some disruption, the severe gales, heavy rain and also the snow, which could fall across southern are

afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northernunts continuing to tot up here. it will be cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. but to the south with the sunshine, it shouldn't be too bad. now, onto wednesday night, this is the area of low pressure will the next hazard to our shores. it's going to bring a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with that rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, and improving picture, the winds falling lighter. there'll be fewer showers, most in the north and west, against snow on the hills, but some good spells of some joint further south and east. but that area of low pressure is cause some disruption, the severe gales, heavy rain and also the snow, which could fall acr

over the irish sea and into northern england and wales.ck their way south—east with this evening before fading away overnight. the winds will drop, skies will clear and it points to a cold night. colder than it has been. the frost is on the way across scotla nd the frost is on the way across scotland and frost in laurel areas elsewhere. but it won't be long before it changes again, rain quickly moving over the irish sea and briefly some snow over the pennines, over the hills of scotland. wet weather doesn't last too long and it cheers up on the acton ib gusty winds ahead of this rain arriving in northern ireland later on. temperature seven to 10 degrees in the central belt, 11 in london and cardiff. keep an eye on this low overnight tuesday, not exactly where it will go, but there are warnings of 60 to 70 mph gusts over scotland, northern ireland and northern england. the worst of it moving away in the morning but leaving us with widespread gales across england and wales on wednesday. wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers, mostly

and northern england and some rain left over from northern ireland as well.—easterly winds. a band of rain pushes southwards, thick enough to bring outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. the best of sunshine across north—western areas of the uk. it will feel cold. temperatures continue to drop. overnight pressure building through saturday night. with clear skies in place across the northern half of the uk, we will see some low temperatures as we start sunday. potentially down to —10 degrees. there should be a fair bit of sunshine and light winds around, temperatures struggle. highs in glasgow not expected to get above freezing all day. in london we are looking at highs of seven celsius. the colder theme to the weather is set to continue. in the short term the wind is around strong winds that keep targeting wales and southern england with the risk of disruption, but it will get colder as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend. this is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at 11. anger in the white house — donald trump's lawyers threaten

more sunshine for northern england and scotla nd sunshine for northern england and scotland and northernrn ireland. the egg is a bit colder. on tuesday, the colder start towards the south—east of the uk where we will see a touch of the uk where we will see a touch of frost. dry but increasing cloud on tuesday. temperatures to eight degrees, turning colder midweek. this is bbc news. the headlines: police confirm two 16 year—old boys and a 17—year—old boy were killed in west london last night when a car ploughed into a bus stop at high speed. all current rape cases to be ‘urgently‘ reviewed to ensure evidence has been disclosed. there is a need for more training for police officers and prosecutors. but disclosure is not new. it has been there since 1996. really, police and prosecutors should know what they have to do. a suicide bombing has killed at least 95 people and injured 158 others in the centre of afghanistan's capital, kabul. also in this hour: paris is on high alert for flooding. water levels are continuing to rise along the river seine in paris,