some sleet and snow mainly over the hills of northern england and into scotland.t not far away at all tonight but not the low temperatures that we had last night. the temperatures did not really rise very much at all the day of the hills of scotland and northern england. simpson shaffer on the eastern side of the country. not much for northern england but wonder whether still there across wales in the southwest when shelley bursts of rain to the southeast of england and much of the midlands and east anglia and maybe drive for most of the day with a few showers in the morning perhaps an fine weather for the most pa rt perhaps an fine weather for the most part in the afternoon but a lot of cloud. doorfor most part in the afternoon but a lot of cloud. door for most of us with some sunshine in norma scotland and we could get a bit in the east and perhaps some heavy showers in the southwest of england. double figure temperatures here and much colder for the north and east at around 5 degrees or so. we should tend to lose those showers overnight with pressure building a

the wind strengthening through this evening and overnight across northern england, northern ireland, especially across scotland. the cloud will be thickening with outbreaks of rain working in from the north—west, that will turn more persistent as the night wears on. further south it stays mainly dry, some breaks in the cloud, but most should stay above freezing. temperatures not much lower than four or five celsius. for tomorrow, we have this deep area of low pressure to the north of the uk, notice the squeeze in the isobars, so some windy conditions, wet to start, that rain initially across scotland, northern ireland and slipping its way southwards into northern england, through the midlands, parts of north wales, but weakening as it does. so further south, mainly dry with perhaps a few breaks in the cloud. it's a mild day for all of us, 11 or 12 celsius, rain returning to the north of scotland but it's the strength of the wind we're most concerned about. gusts widely across northern scotland of 60 to 70mph, locally we could see 80mph across the northern highlands. so windy at first

the wind struggling through this evening and overnight, northern england, northern ireland, especially across scotland. thick cloud with outbreaks of when working in from the north—west, turning more persistent as the night wears on. south, stays dry, some breaks in the cloud should stay above freezing. we should have this deep area of low pressure to the north of the uk, the squeeze on the isobars, some windy conditions, where to start, that rain initially across scotland, northern ireland and slipping its way southwards into northern england, parts of north wales, weakening as it does. further south, mainly dry with a few breaks in the cloud. a mild day for all of us, 11 oi’ cloud. a mild day for all of us, 11 or 12 celsius, rain returning to the north of scotland but it is the strength of the wind we are most concerned about. gusts widely across scotla nd concerned about. gusts widely across scotland of 60 to 70 miles per locally 80 miles row across the northern highlands. mainly dry next week with a bit more sunshine, colderfor week with a bit more sunshine, colder for time. hello,

add on the strength of the wind and particularly across northern ireland, scotland and northern england zero, a bitterly cold day. as we go from sunday into monday, slowly, we start to lose the wintry showers from the east coast. the winds start to die down a little and we see increasingly clear skies as we go into monday morning. more cloud across northern ireland, still some wintry showers and more cloud in the far south—west of england. here, we should just about escape a frost but everywhere else, it will be a cold, frosty, crisp start to monday, with slightly lighter winds. a good deal sunshine to start the day on monday but always more cloud across northern ireland, western scotland, wales, south—west england. some wintry showers particularly across north wales northwards. we could see a more persistent spell of snow for a time across southern scotland and north—west england on monday afternoon, something we will need to keep an eye on. temperatures again not much higher than 4—7 celsius for many but at least the winds will be slightly lighter. as we go from monday to tuesday, sti

not much though for northern england.ill there for wales and across the southwest with some showery bursts of rain. towards the southeast of england, much of the midlands, east anglia it may well be dry for most of the day, perhaps with a few showers in the morning but fine weather for the most part in the afternoon. but a lot of cloud, a dull day for most of us. as well as sunshine in northern scotland, we could get some in east anglia. perhaps in between those heavy showers in the south—west of england, so double figure temperatures here. much colder further north and east, struggling at around five degrees or so. we should tend to lose the showers overnight, pressure is tending to build a bit across the uk but at the same time we have this very weak front pushing down from the north west and ahead of that with more broken cloud we are more likely to have a touch of frost. temperatures, minus one or minus two. that weak weather front there producing a little rain and perhaps some sleet or snow over the hills. but nothin

the sunniest weather is in northern england and southern scotla nd is in northern england and southernday. showers in the north—east. cloud in southern counties of england. that is associated with their week weather front. the vast majority will have a fine dry afternoon. down gorgie temperatures. it will feel a little bit cooler than in recent days. that trend will continue. through the night we will keep cloud on the north sea coasts and that should keep it frost free. a sharp frost develops further west. temperatures in the countryside getting down to minus six degrees. there would be plenty of sunshine around on wednesday. the cloud and the north sea coast could bring some isolated showers to lincolnshire and norfolk, but for most it is a fine and dry day but feeling cooler. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines: police say they're treating the stabbing of three people at victoria station in manchester last night, as a terror investigation. nasa scientists wait to find out whether their space probe, new horizons, has successfully flown past

wet initially, persistent rain stretching into northern ireland, working into parts of northern englandg mainly dry. mild, tomorrow, further rain will return to northern scotland. scotland. it is the strength of the wind we are concerned about. the strongest further north you are, northern, the northern highlands, the northern isles we will see gust of 50, 60. locally 75, maybe 80, so disruption is possible. so area of low pressure pushes into the north sea, behind it we pick up more of a north, north—westerly wind. that will return, colder conditions as we turn into tuesday and thursday, the far south—west fringes of the uk that will hold on to something milder. it should be mainly dry. more in the way of sunshine, a few showers on the north sea coast. strong winds will combine with a new moon and spring tide so we could see coastal flooding. temperatures down a notch on tuesday. six or seven in the east, nine or ten in the west. this area of high pressure is the dominant factor, the isobars are further apart. this weakening front will bring more cloud, fog and drizzle to northern irel

could give across northern england.ering in place, with that extra cloud not as cold but for most a very cold and frosty night and from east that, up into scotland, there is the potentialfor some ice. during tomorrow morning's rush hour this line of rain, sleet and snow drifting across the midlands into the south—east could cause one 01’ midlands into the south—east could cause one or two travel issues and make things slippery. it will leave a cloudy day in the south—east. for the rest of england we will see sunshine, further west more in the way of cloud. 0utbreaks sunshine, further west more in the way of cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain and it will be mostly rain because in the western areas the temperatures will be climbing. further east it is another chilly day. thursday into friday we bring this warm front, further eastwards across the british isles, that will bring patchy rain but as the name warm front suggests it lot introduce warmer 01’ warm front suggests it lot introduce warmer or milder air, the cold air you

through the evening time, ethical cloud wasn't in northern england, all sides this, is going to be pushingross england and wales to thursday. introducing cloudier skies. some frost and the southwest to start the day on thursday. otherwise, a lot of cloud spreading in. temperatures for england and wales around six or seven celsius. similarto wales around six or seven celsius. similar to what we will have on wednesday. discerning milder with temperatures of nine or ten. in the weeks, still on a cloudier notes. a few showers and western scotland, bricks of cloud every now and then. it milder week. stooges around eight and 10 celsius. —— temperatures around eight and 10 degrees. the general theme of the weekend. there is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11:00pm: the ayes to the right, 303. the noes to the left, 296. the house of commons has voted to limit the government's tax—raising powers in the event of a no—deal brexit. departures at heathrow were temporarily suspended earlier after a drone was reported to have been sighted. a court has ruled that a scottis

a little dull and damp for a while across northern england, perhaps southern scotland, later northernlot of cloud. if you want the sunshine it is men across the northern half of scotland were tempered as a back to seven degrees. elsewhere, and milder day on sunday, despite all the cloud around. as we head into monday, the high pressure sta rts head into monday, the high pressure starts to get squeezed a bit, lowering pressure to the north, packing a punch late in the day across the northern half of scotland with severe gales likely. it will be a windier day for all of us. rain around, mainly for scotland and northern ireland. that move southward sentenced to peter out. we get sunshine following for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. the strength of the wind is the main story. windy as you head further north, gusts of 70 mph or more you head further north, gusts of 70 mph 0!’ more ci’oss you head further north, gusts of 70 mph or more cross northern scotland. it should be a milder day. tim riches widely in double figures. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm duncan gol

had last night but temperatures did not rise much at all today over the hills of scotland and northern englandpecially across the eastern side of the country. not much but northern england. what a weather —— wetter weather for wales. towards the south of england, east anglia and may well be dry with a few showers in the morning but fine weather for the flooding part in the afternoon. he lot of cloud but a dull day for most of us. some sunshine and northern scotland. in between those heavy showers in the south—west of england, the book bigger temperatures here. much colder further east. we should tend to lose the showers overnight, pressure is tending to build across the uk but at the same time we have this very weak front pushing down from the north west and had about we have rock and cloud and a touch of frost. damages minus one or minus two. that week weather from their producing a little rain and perhaps some sleet or so. header that we should see some sunshine at times across england and wales. and north—westerly breeze and temperatures typically six celsius so staying cold. early next wee

soon arriving into south—west scotland, northern ireland, sinking its way down into parts of northern england by dawn on wednesday. further south, mainly dry, still a lot of cloud, still mild. temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but as we go through wednesday, this cold front continues to slide its way south and eastwards. as its name suggests, behind it is some colder air. some rain on the front itself, and behind it some showers, which will be wintry over scotland, mainly over higher ground but some of that snow could get down to lower levels as we head down towards the central belt. outbreaks of rain across central and south—east england through the afternoon. behind it, some spells of sunshine. much colder feel across scotland, four or five celsius, just about hanging onto milder conditions across southern south—east england, nine or 10 here. but that front finally clears away as we go through into thursday morning. we pick up a brisk north or north—westerly wind, that's going to feed further wintry showers across, and that's going to lead to some icy stretches first thi

away from the disruptive weather further south, for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, we'll see wintry showers, some snow getting into north—east england and further wintry showers northern scotland as well. another cold night and where the showers fall by night we could expect some pretty icy conditions to start the day on friday. ice is a significant hazard first thing friday. still a bit of winteriness and snow around across southern parts of england to start the day. with the winds changing direction we've too much greater risk of seeing snow showers blowing in off the north sea, north—east england and down to yorkshire, and northern scotla nd and down to yorkshire, and northern scotland seeing wintry showers too. another cold day, temperatures around 3—4dc. on into the weekend weather prospects. saturday is not looking too bad, we have the north—easterly winds which will continue to bring showers again —— showers again in across north and east scotland. cold and icy. on sunday an area of pressure moves in off the atlantic bringing a spell of rain. before that we'l

, northern wales, south—west england, northern wales, south—west england on wednesday morning.ain will sink south and east. behind it, cold air. scotland and northern england could see some snow. a chilly and crisp day on thursday. i'm babita sharma in london. the headlines: the prime minister. a last—minute plea from an embattled prime minister to a divided parliament, as britain prepares for an historic vote on brexit. i say we should deliver for the british people, and get on with building a brighter future for our country by backing this deal tomorrow. it is clear, if the prime minister's deal is rejected tomorrow, it is time for a general election, it is time for a new government. a canadian national is sentenced to death for drug smuggling in china. could his case be part of a growing diplomatic row between the two nations? i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme:

these could be wintry over the high ground of scotland and northern england. northern and western coasts. it will feel quite cold. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.34pm and here's your latest sports news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. rafael nadal is through to his fifth australian open final. it's ten years since he won his only title in melbourne. he might have expected a tougher match against the talented greek stefanos tsitsipas but he raced through 6—2, 6—4, 6—0. nadal is looking to become the first player in the open era to win each grand slam at least twice. he'll face either novak djokovic, the world number one, or lucas pouille, who play each other tomorrow. the women's final on saturday will be between the two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova and the us open champion naomi osaka. kvitova beat the unseeded american danielle collins in straight sets. it's just over two years since she was the victim of a knife at

more in the way of cloud for northern ireland, wales and south—west england, could just bring the odd perhaps wintry across the northern i of scotland. those costs will slowly is down, noticeable breeze across northern ireland, northern and western england, southern scotland. much more in the way of cloud across wales into the midlands, and the far south—west of england may be getting the odd spot of rain but that will soon disperse and through the day, increasing amounts of sunshine from the north, for the far south—west of england, which may hold on to littlemore ploughed into the afternoon. a fairly brisk breeze blowing along eastern coast with littlemore ploughed here, a fairly chilly feel. we are looking at as new year's day between five and 11 celsius for most. newsday evening, for most it will be fine and dry but we will continue to feed more cloud along the eastern coast. that means overnight, temperatures will keep above freezing but further west, under clearer skies and with lighter winds, is going to be a chilly start to wednesday the widespread frost. bearin to wednesday t

northern england and northern scotland.tending to ease, but it could get down to southern counties of england through the day. there is the risk of a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. north, you can see further wintry showers across eastern areas, also in the far north of scotland. tomorrow, no heat wave in prospect. temperatures roughly 1—5. and the weekend, we are not done with the snow just yet. weekend, we are not done with the snowjust yet. thanks very much. 7:23am is the time now. bbc breakfast has been told about hundreds of cases of children with learning disabilities and autism being physically restrained, and sometimes injured in special schools. in the uk, there is no legal obligation to report restraint, or notify parents that it has been used, but some are calling on the government to change that and be better at monitoring how the most vulnerable children are treated in the classroom. a warning, this report from jayne mccubbin contains images that some of you might find distressing. he wasjust a he was just a b

not much for northern england and wetter weather still there across wells in the southwest with showerg but fine weather for the most part. a dull day for most of us and some sunshine in northern scotland, we could get a bed and east anglia and perhaps in those heavy showers. double figure temperature is here, much colderfor the north and east around 5 degrees or so. we should lose that showers overnight and pressure is building across the uk and at the same time we have a week weather front pushing down from the northwest. broken cloud and more likely to have a touch of frost. temperature is —1 or -2. touch of frost. temperature is —1 or —2. week weather from their producing little rain and perhaps some sleet or snow over the hills. sunnier skies coming in behind her the afternoon, across scotland and northern ireland and the northwesterly breeze and temperature is typically six celsius. cold in the outlook as well and early next week we have a stronger weather front bringing more rain and more snow over the hills. that should ‘through %:j is enough but. wind cold enough'bu‘t‘thgwtndfi

we get some sunny spells following for northern ireland, later, northern england and southern scotland the main story of the weather. stronger winds for all of us. much windier as you head further north. northern scotland seeing gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. at least it should be a milder day on monday. temperatures widely in double figures. it stays very windy overnight, mind you. the storm, the area of low pressure, sweeps away into scandinavia and then the wind direction changes. we draw down our air from the north or north—west and that means it's going to get a bit colder. but it does mean there's more sunshine on the way on tuesday, although the sunshine turns a bit hazy in the north—west later on. there'll be a few showers running into north—east scotland, down those north sea coasts as well. but a lot of places are going to have a dry day. the winds for a while touching gale force down those eastern coasts, lighter winds further west. but temperatures will be a bit lower on tuesday. we're back down into single figures. it will feel a bit chillier, but at least there'll be

outbreaks of rain, quite heavy rain as well, in scotland will move southwards into northern england and northern ireland while patchy rain in the east of england will ease overnight. it will be a blustery night but also a very mild night with temperatures ranging between 8 and 10 celsius. sunday, two weather fronts move southwards. the first of these a weak cold fronts that will push across england and wales. the second, an occluded front, still bringing rain to scotland. behind that front, the air turns much, much colder. on sunday, england and wales cloudy with a little bit of light rain pushing southwards followed by blustery showers and some brighter weather in the north through the afternoon. sunshine and showers. and, a few of these for northern ireland, more persistent rain for the far north of scotland. temperature—wise, mild across england and wales, cooler further north and cold in shetland, where there could even be some showers of sleet or snow. are hello. this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines... a saudi teenager, whose efforts to escape her family gained wo

tomorrow a band of cloud bringing drizzle to northern england and wales.op temperatures on sunday of seven to 11 degrees. take care. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. a man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a passenger on a train in surrey yesterday. a woman has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. smokers and problem drinkers admitted to hospital in england will get help to quit or cut down —— to try to reduce demands on the health service. in the united states, three people have been shot dead at a bowling alley in torrance, near los angeles. witnesses say there was a fight before shots were fired. ryanair has been voted the worst short—haul airline for the sixth year in a row — in a survey by the consumer group which. rya nair has described the result as "irrelevant". now on bbc news, it's time for click. music plays. yeah, we did all that and more last year, and this week we're going to look back at some of our favourite moments, and also look ahead to what we might expect from 2019 — which does

then moving into parts of northern england. maybe the far north of wales.ir gusts touching 70 may be locally 80 miles an hourfora time. briefly it is a bit milder. ten or 11 celsius on monday afternoon but not for long, because as our bands of rain move their way southwards and tend to fizzle out behind it we‘ll see some cold air. that could bring a few wintry showers to the northern isles of scotland through tueday, slowly excellent start to lose some of their strength by wednesday. further south it is going to be in mainly dry. there will be some spells of sunshine on tuesday and wednesday but after that brief milder spell, things get much colder again midweek. that is all from me. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the family of lee pomeroy, the 51—year—old man fatally stabbed on a train in surrey yesterday, say it was a "pointless attack". a man‘s been arrested in connection with the murder. an investigation has been started after a 31—year—old man was shot dead by police in coventry. officers had gone to an address near the city centre as

rain sinking down into northern england, the north midlands, perhaps north wales and south—west englandmainly dry, a lot of cloud. it will be a rather mild night, the last one for a while. temperatures falling between five and eight degrees. here is the front on wednesday sliding south and eastwards a cross wednesday sliding south and eastwards across the uk. some rain on the front and behind it cold air will introduce wintry showers, snow over scotland, mainly over high ground, some will get a lower levels, perhaps pushing into the far north of england. outbreaks of rain across england and wales will sink south and east with sunshine behind it. the cold air starts to dig in, four or five degrees it. the cold air starts to dig in, four orfive degrees in it. the cold air starts to dig in, four or five degrees in scotland on wednesday afternoon, compared to nine or ten further south and west. so the front finally clears away into the continent into thursday. we pick upa into the continent into thursday. we pick up a cold north or north—westerly wind. that will feed showers down into thurs

some showers and longer spells of rain in the high ground of scotland and northern england. ed in court in edinburgh this afternoon. afterwards, he vehemently denied the allegations. i am innocent of any criminality whatsoever. we‘ll have the latest live from edinburgh. also on the programme tonight... a big rise in the number of violent crimes in england and wales over the past year. the sister of premier league footballer emiliano sala begs rescuers not to give up hope, as they call off the search for his plane missing in the english channel. translation: i'm asking you, please, don‘t stop looking for them. it‘s been three days, and i‘ve still got hope that they‘re alive. and the director of a controversial oscar—nominated film,

he divides the united kingdom up into five entities: northern ireland, scotland, wales, england withoutt brexit was won by england without london. i thought, right, that is the area i want to write about. not just write about, but set in some kind of opposition to london itself. you feel a loyalty to that england beyond london? because it's where you're from. yes, i do. not where you now live. you have said, i don't want to get particularly into your views on brexit and the politics of now, but you have said that you voted remain, you are a remainer, and i am just wondering whether you feel out of love with that england that you knew as a boy, as a young man, that you left behind, ina way? well, it has taken me a long time to describe myself as a londoner. i have lived in london for 32 years. and actually, it is really only since the referendum that i have started to identify as a londoner, and to think, yes, this is where i feel most comfortable now. but, you know, the midlands, the provincial midlands, they're what formed me. that's where i grew up. and the attitudes that i observed a

it will be a cold night with patches of frost from scotland into northern england, perhaps the midlandsould be a bright start. more cloud into eastern and central areas of england. perhaps right rather than sunny conditions here. sunny spells elsewhere. temperature is slower to rise. that cooler weather is short lived. the warm front moves southwards across the uk reaching england and wales through thursday. here is that warm front through thursday. the odd spot of light rain or drizzle, perhaps misty over some hills. it will be milder across the north. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: the prime minister has a new, long term strategy for the nhs in england, to save hundreds of thousands of lives in the coming decade. this is an historic moment. our vision is clear, our commitment is assured, so let's deliver the nhs and the future. —— of the. theresa may has been hosting drinks events at number 10, hoping to persuade mps to back her brexit plans. the commons will now vote on her proposals next tuesday. a man accused of stabbing a passenger to death on a train in

we get some sunny spells following for northern ireland, later, northern england and southern scotlandth. northern scotland seeing gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. it should be a milder day on monday. temperatures widely in double figures. stays very windy overnight, mind you. the storm, the area of low pressure, sweeps into scandinavia and the wind direction changes. we draw down our air from the north or north—west and that means it's going to get a bit colder. it does mean there's more sunshine on the way on tuesday, though the sunshine turns a bit hazy in the north—west later on. a few showers running into north—east scotland, down those north sea coasts as well. a lot of places are going to have a dry day. the winds for a while touching gale force down those eastern coasts, lighter winds further west. temperatures will be a bit lower on tuesday. we're back down into single figures. it will feel a bit chillier, but at least there'll be more sunshine around. we could start to lose a bit of that sunshine for the middle of the week. high pressure still never too far away, toppling a

tending to fizzle, but feeling some quite thick and low cloud across northern england and wales as thecold as the last couple of nights, and then we get on into sunday. we will still have the remnants of that weak frontal system. a band of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle across england and wales, just fringing back up into northern ireland. scotland seeing the best of the sunshine on sunday, but notice something just a little milder developing across the southwest. and, this is where things begin to change, because as you move into the start of the new working week, the jet stream, which will have been travelling a long way north, but by this stage it starts to head back in our direction, and it's going to spin up actually quite a potent area of low pressure. we're expecting this to drift across the north of the british isles, bringing some outbreaks of rain during monday. you can see this band of fairly heavy rain moving across northern ireland, scotland, and northern england, but also bringing some pretty strong and gusty winds. milder at this stage, double digits for some of us

are bricks of rain on monday morning extending into northern ireland and northern england. ut on monday afternoon. for parts of northern scotland, we could see was ghosts at 70—80 mph at a time. it's milder on monday afternoon but not for long as band of rain made softwoods. behind it, we will see, the air and wintry showers for the north of scotland. slowly, those winds will lose their strength by wednesday. the other stuff, it will be mainly dry. after that brief mother spell, things could turn much colder again it'd be. —— midweek. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at four. police name the man who was fatally stabbed on a train in surrey — as 51—year—old lee pomeroy. a man's been arrested in connection with the murder. in relation to what we know so far with regards to what happened, it was not random, in terms that there was no contact between the two people before the incident. we know that they were talking together. that is all we know at this moment in time. smokers and problem drinkers admitted to hospital in england will get help to quit or cut dow

from east anglia, northern england and up to scotland there is the potential of ice.ia could cause one or two traffic issues and make it slippery. quite a cloudy day across the south—east corner. the rest of east england and scotland, sunshine, further west more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain, it will be rain because in the west, those temperatures will be climbing, further east it is another chilly day. from thursday to friday, we bring this warm front further eastward across the british isles, that will bring patchy rain but will introduce the milder air. the cold air you will notice is not too far away but friday will be a very different feeling day. double digit temperatures in some places. a lot of cloud, some patchy rain, a bit of brightness especially in the east, 10 degrees in newcastle, 11 for cardiff and plymouth. but rain picking up across western scotland leads in the day. during friday night and into saturday we bring this band of heavy rain south with strong winds. 0n the edge of the rain, we start to see snow, especially over high ground because as the

, maybe parts of an northern england, maybe parts of wales. northern scotland, we could see those gusts touching 70—80 mph at times. it is mild, ten or ii touching 70—80 mph at times. it is mild, ten or 11 degrees on monday. but not for long. bands of rain were made softwoods and behind it, we will see some colder air. through tuesday, those winds will start to lose their strength by wednesday. the other south, it will be mainly dry. after that brief mother spell, things can colder again midweek. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. police name the man who was fatally stabbed on a train in surrey — as 51—year—old lee pomeroy. a man's been arrested in connection with the murder. in a word in relation to what we know so far regarding what happened, it is not random in terms of their was no contact between the two people before the incident. we know that they were talking together. that's all that we know about at this point in time. the police watchdog begins an inquiry — after a 31—year—old man is shot dead by armed officers in coventry. ami

but the weather front gets as far south as northern england and then moves so that began.uld be dampened disley. a lot of plough to be stuck about. if you want the sunshine you need to be across the northern half of scotland, where temperatures are back down to seven degrees. elsewhere it should be a milder sort of day, despite all that cloud. that high pressure is going to start to get squeezed on monday, asa to start to get squeezed on monday, as a deep low pressure rushes towards our shores, really picking up towards our shores, really picking up the winds and packing a punch in northern scotland later on in the day, with severe gales developing. and we have got a bit of rain around two. mainly for scotland and northern ireland as the band of braehmer southwards again it tends to peter out. we get some sunny spells following for northern ireland, later northern england and southern scotland. it is the strength of the wind that is the main story of the weather. stronger with all of us. much windier as you head further north. for the scotland scene gusts of 70 mph or more

we get some sunshine following that for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland but main feature of the weather on monday, some stronger winds everywhere but particularly windy for the northern half of scotland. gusts of around 70 miles an hour later in the day and overnight and into tuesday for a while. monday should be milder, temperatures io—ii. as the low—pressure sweeps away towards scandinavia it will drag down cold air on north north—westerly wind. that will blow in some showers to the north—east of scotland and those north sea coasts. for most parts of the country it will be dry with some sunshine, this on tuesday. the winds lighter towards the west, maybe touching gale force at times near the north sea coasts, but easing down a bit later in the afternoon. it will feel colder on tuesday, probably only briefly colder. the temperatures back into single figures, only around 5—7 in the north. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. the family of lee pomeroy — the 51—year—old man fatally stabbe

through wednesday evening we will see the thick cloud and rain dribble its way southwards into northern englandges below freezing and a touch of frost is possible. whereas it will be much milder in scotland and northern ireland thanks to the thick cloud. at is associated to the warm front. three says they will push southwards through england and wales. you will notice a lot of cloud then across england and wales. here is the front itself. still thick enough to bring inafew itself. still thick enough to bring in a few spots of rain is at work southwards across england and wales. temperature wise, highs of six or seven celsius across southern part of the uk but further north notice it turns mild. temperatures at nine or10 it turns mild. temperatures at nine or 10 degrees for northern ireland and scotland. a lot of dry weather around. not much has changed over recent, really, thanks to this big amplitude jetstream pattern but there are signs that the blocked pattern is beginning to break down later this week and we will see some su btle later this week and we will see some subtle change in our wea

some rain into northern ireland, northern england. these are our overnight loa ns. england. these are our overnight loans. more like the daytime highs we see at this time of year. temperatures in double figures to the south. further north, clearer skies pushing in, fresher air. afternoon, temperatures of 7—9 across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, maybe the midlands. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... prison sentences of under six months could be scrapped in england and wales for all but violent and sexual offences under plans being considered by the ministry ofjustice. two french firefighters and a spanish tourist have been killed in a powerful explosion at a bakery in paris. nearly 50 other people were injured in the blast. president trump digs his heels in over his mexico border wall — as the us government shutdown enters a record—breaking 22nd day. hundreds of thousands of workers have not been paid. protesterjames goddard has been arrested in connection with incidents outside parliament on monday. europe braces itself, as heavy snow continues to fall

soon arriving into south—west scotland, northern ireland, sinking its way down into parts of northern englanddnesday. further south, mainly dry, still a lot of cloud, still mild. temperatures not much lower than five or six celsius. but as we go through wednesday, this cold front continues to slide its way south and eastwards. as its name suggests, behind it is some colder air. some rain on the front itself, and behind it some showers, which will be wintry over scotland, mainly over higher ground but some of that snow could get down to lower levels as we head down towards the central belt. outbreaks of rain across central and south—east england through the afternoon. behind it, some spells of sunshine. much colder feel across scotland, four or five celsius, just about hanging onto milder conditions across southern south—east england, nine or 10 here. but that front finally clears away as we go through into thursday morning. we pick up a brisk north or north—westerly wind, that's going to feed further wintry showers across, and that's going to lead to some icy stretches first thing on thursday

it is clear this afternoon, pushing into northern england.hter skies particularly the south east and east midlands. temperature is still below average. overnight, it will fall away. initially, you may have seen that weather front overnight. more widespread frost tonight. monday night, we could see significant snow. i will tell you more in half—an—hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may will brief ministers on talks with party leaders and senior mps as she tries to end the brexit deadlock police speak to the duke of edinburgh who was seen driving without a seat belt, 48 hours after being involved in a crash near sandringham. president trump's latest offer to end the longest government shutdown in us history is rejected by democrats. police in northern ireland investigate a bomb explosion in a car in londonderry. no—one is thought to have been hurt in the blast. two people have been killed and 14 others hurt in a fire at the french ski resort of courchevel. now on bbc news, a special edition of talking movies marking two decad

sunshine for northern england, southern and western scotland, and we have seen showers across the north—east well. one or two showers possible down the north sea coast. where the cloud comes inland, it will probably just about stay frost free. however, further west, with lighter wind and clear skies, there will be a widespread frost around, even in the towns and cities. in the countryside, i reckon scotland could get down to about —6, maybe some —55 in wales and northern england to watch out for. so, a cold start, a frosty start to wednesday. more of that sunshine to go around, so a decent kind of day apart from the chill. a bit more in a way of cloud around some of these north sea coasts. that cloud could bring a few isolated light showers, perhaps one or two clipping into lincolnshire. one or two in norfolk. even here, it should stay largely fine and dry, with sunny spells. temperatures down on those of today. three to seven celsius, it will feel a little on the chilly side. high pressure stays across the uk, then, over the next few days, but at the same time a plunge of cold arctic air sp

brightening up later across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland.than perhaps some of its rivals, in terms of sales it‘s a quarter of the size of a rival like bmw or audi, it will feel the pain much earlier. today‘s job losses come on top of cuts to the workforce and production in the uk in the last year. but jaguar has been increasing its headcount elsewhere in the world. 4000 workers have been hired in china since 2014. production of the land rover discovery is being moved to slovakia, with plans to hire up to 3000 workers. the company has warned that a no—deal brexit would cost it more than £1.2 billion each year, wiping out any profit. and that uncertainty has been deterring further investment in the uk. if, as expected, the uk bears the brunt if not the entirety ofjlr‘s global cost—cutting, the company management may well feel they can say the decision did not come out of the blue. simon jack, bbc news. we now know more about the timetable next week should the prime minister lose that crucial vote on her brexit deal on tuesday. it follows anoth

probably more patchy across northern england and into parts of wales. 0therwise across northern england it will be thick. some of these could slip towards kent and one running into these eastern coastal counties of england. some wet weather as we go through wednesday evening across scotland and northern ireland, tied in with this warm front pushing south across england and wales. thursday weather—wise, looking like being a cloudy day. here is the warm front moving south, the odd spot of rain but no great amount. for most, another dry day. extensive klaus, temperatures were england and wales around six or seven celsius. turning milder in scotland and northern ireland with temperatures here up to 10 celsius. there could be a lot of cloud around on friday but it is mostly dry weather—wise with some limited bright or sunny spells. perhaps a few showers across the north and west, maybe towards the north and west, maybe towards the north coast of northern ireland. still mile for the time of year between highs of eight and 10 celsius. the weekend, staying mild but cloudy with temperatures from

so south—west england, wales, northern ireland, west—facing coasts of scotland could start off prettyf freezing fog in places. further inland, the best chance of seeing some sunshine, but again, still not a particularly warm day on thursday. highest values of three to nine degrees perhaps in the far north—west of scotland. as we move out of thursday night, we keep the clear skies and those temperatures are likely to fall away, again the exception perhaps the further west you are. but those temperatures will tumble and we could have a widespread cold, frosty night across the country, maybe the coldest night throughout the week. 0vernight lows generally down to at least —3 or “4, maybe even lower in rural parts. but it does look as though we will continue to see some lovely spells of sunshine on friday. indications of things clouding over a little though for the start of the weekend, and as we get into sunday, the high pressure could weaken off and we could see a weather front pushing into the far north—west, which could bring more significant rain. take care. welcome to bbc news, broad

we have lost across parts of northern scotland, northern ireland and england. in fact, it is here will get the brightest weather today. —— bluest sky today. essentially, most areas dry. it may just produce a little bit of drizzle but the high pressure, the closer you are to, western areas, clear skies. we have got power running through the east, that has kept temperatures up. you can see the areas marked in blue around —5 in the past a few hours around parts of central scotland and the perth area, in particular. bank holiday across collins, cracking day. a good day to get out and joyce and crisp winter sunshine. strangely without frost around throughout the morning hours. —— to get out and enjoy it. is it that, a lot more card and we will see a few more showers through the day for east and northern counties. showers for scotland, could contain the odd flake of snow. winds lightest across the west and will breeze across parts of east anglia in eastern england, temperatures today actually a little bit down on where they should be at this time of year. certainly c

ireland, northern england ands ten or maybe 11 degrees. the winds begin to pick up on saturday. strong winds arriving on sunday. everything coming around that area of high pressure, a couple of weather front of the scene. the next one to arrive into the north west on sunday. that loses way southwards, weakening all the while, so not much rain for the southern half of the uk but a fair few showers in scotland and northern ireland. some spells of sunshine on sunday, the best of those towards the south and east. temperatures widely 11 or 12,000. —— 12 celsius. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. 4,500 jobs to go at jaguar land rover — most of them being lost here in the uk. falling sales and fears over brexit are blamed whatever the terms of the announcement will do everything we can to make sure they can find jobs that make use of their really valuable skills. the worst christmas for a decade on britain's high street — retail sales flatline in december. the labour leader tells theres

so, south—west england, wales, northern ireland, west—facing coasts of scotland could start off prettyit of freezing fog in places. further inland, the best chance of seeing the sunshine, but again, still not a particularly warm day on thursday. highest values of 3 to 9 degrees perhaps in the far north—west of scotland. as we move out of thursday night, we keep the clear skies, and for many, those temperatures are likely to fall away, again the exception perhaps the further west you are. but those temperatures will all tumble and we could have a widespread cold, frosty night across the country, maybe the coldest night throughout the week. 0vernight lows generally down to at least —3 or “4, maybe even lower in rural parts. but it does look as though we will continue to see some lovely spells of sunshine on friday. indications of things clouding over a little, though, for the start of the weekend, and as we get into sunday, the high pressure could weaken off and we could see a weather front pushing into the far north—west, which could bring more significant rain. take care. good morning.

so south—west england, wales, northern ireland, west—facing coasts of scotland could start off prettyhance of seeing some sunshine, but again, still not a particularly warm day on thursday. highest values of three to five degrees perhaps in the far north—west of scotland. as we move out of thursday night, we keep the clear skies and those temperatures are likely to fall away, the exception again is the further west you are. temperatures will tumble and we could have a widespread cold and frosty night across the country, maybe the coldest night throughout the week. 0vernight lows generally down to —3, “11, maybe even lower in rural parts. but it does look as though we will continue to see some lovely spells of sunshine on friday. indications of things clouding over a little though for the start of the weekend, and as we get into sunday, the high pressure could weaken off and we could see a weather front pushing into the far north—west, which could bring significant rain. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: far—

there'll be wintry showers producing an ice risk in northern ireland and north—west england.st, rain the further south you are. fiaadfi taetraaatt derhi tha 9a; to lower levels on the back edge! but once we've got rid of this area of rain, sleet and snow, you will find brighter skies returning, but these sleet and snow showers still around. not too many into eastern scotland, but they'll still be pushing into western scotland on through the day, into parts strum increasing cloud, some outbreaks of rain, but again on the back edge of this system, as you can see, and at this stage of the afternoon sieateteiegiile sense? @' aft“: 77 e it looks like they're going to pep up in north—west scotland during the day, adding a further few centimetres on top of what we've already got here, on another cold day, despite the fact there will be some sunshine around. the next thing we're looking at is another area of low pressure, another frontal system heading our way. 3115521: hut 11555 eimggsggg and wales are most likely to see ahether eeettefehafit . . it could be quite heavy in places, and

in some parts of scotland and into northern england, temperatures long to make it above freezing. se clear skies, temperatures are going to drop away quite quickly. that is away from northern ireland where we will hang on more cloudy outbreaks and patchy rain. showers moving into northern england added to the midlands, falling as rain and sleet. snow over higher levels but not exclusively higher levels but not exclusively higher levels. they will continue their journey down to higher levels. they will continue theirjourney down to the south and theirjourney down to the south and the east. but it is going to be told. there is the risk of icy stretches and some patchy freezing fog around first thing tomorrow morning. here is our warm front. it will edge its ever closer eastwards as we head through the day on thursday. introducing more cloud ahead of it and there will be further outbreaks of patchy rain. those showers will work their way into the midlands and clear down to the south and east. the best of any bright weather through the eastern half of the country. more cloud working it