the rain is likely to lingerfor and northern england. e rain is likely to linger for much of the afternoon into east anglia and south—east england. feeling cool given the strength of the win. seven to ii celsius. but as we go into wednesday things turn even windier. notice the squeeze on the isobars, this deepening area of low pressure could see damaging winds again on wednesday. for the week ahead we will see gales, if not severe gales with heavy spells of rain but at times some dryer interludes. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines — a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week they risk losing brexit. bbc news has learned that the decision to strip two british women of their uk citizenship, after they travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, pre—dates the case of shamima begum. sir cliff richard joins other public figures calling for the law to protec

temperatures at their lowest across northern england, northern ireland and scotland.aces. wintry showers in scotland. an area of rain and hill snow coming out of northern ireland and running through northern england first thing, so a bit of snow to the pennines out of that. further showers running into northern ireland, across northern england, northern and western scotland on through the day. again, wintry on the hills but there'll also be some decent sunshine. let's take a look at things at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. very strong gusty winds across the far north of scotland and northern isles. a bit of wet weather on and off during the day into 0rkney. these are the showers running into scotland. again, wintry on the hills. not too many to the east of scotland. they're there in northern ireland, they should be starting to ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon. strong gusty winds right across the uk and actually, a fair amount of fine and occasionally sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales, bar the odd passing shower. look at this, tho

still have these wintry showers, mainly over the high ground over parts of scotland down into northern englandh in some places. take on the edge of temperatures this afternoon, 10-12d of temperatures this afternoon, 10—12d across places. rain will push its way more than eastwards, somehow snow across wales and parts of northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the night. ahead of this, clearer skies, blue collar is developing in scotland down into northern england, temperatures get below freezing, but they both still well above freezing while we have the cloud and the rain. that rain will slowly work its way eastwards into tomorrow morning, white star four blocks of east anglia and in the midlands. meanwhile, is now arriving into parts of scotland and northern england, bringing a couple of centimetres in some places. as we head higher up, above 300—1100 metres, we could see five, six centimetres, maybe even more. it is a mixture of rain, sleet, snow across northern england, some of it could get down into north wales and the north midlands. some

a mixture of rain, sleet and snow across northern england. the midlands, wales and central and southern england. here sunshine for the morning as the rain starts to clear away. then, snow starts to move its way eastwards and becomes a little bit more showery through the afternoon. still a very unsettled and windy afternoon. the best of the sunshine across central and southern parts of england and into wales. here we could see temperatures up to ten or ii celsius, but just for or five celsius further north. add on the strength of the wind and it will be a bitterly cold day. from sunday into monday, keep an eye on this area of high pressure building from the southwest. for a time on monday, things start to settle down. we'll see some spells of sunshine, but still some strong winds as we go through monday. those winds strengthen further overnight into tuesday. we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. bye— bye. this is bbc news — i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 6pm. the bodies of british climber tom ballard and his italian partn

across scotland and higher ground of northern ireland, most of the showers out to the west, pushing further inland, so if you have managed to dodge them across eastern englandthere could be one or two waiting in the winds to catch you out this afternoon. scotland, sunny spells, scattered showers, 8—10 degrees, wintry showers in parts of northern ireland, and showers across northern england, some with the odd rumble of thunder, some pushing further east, maximum temperature of 10-11 further east, maximum temperature of 10—11 degrees this afternoon. breezy with it, but not strong, gale force gusts that we had through yesterday. as we go through overnight tonight, it looks as though the showers will continue, similar spots really, northern ireland, parts of northern england into southern scotland as well. under clear skies elsewhere, a cooler night. then shall eastern areas of scotland, temperature is low enough for frost. we start tomorrow morning called a first thing, this area of low pressure continuing to drive showers into the north—west, another low pushing from the south—west will bring wetter and windier weather as we go on into wednesday. for tuesday,

, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland where we will see strongest in excess of 60 miles an hour across the northern and western isles. the rain moves south reaching into parts of north—west england and north wales but behind that weather front land appears. an indication that the sun is emerging. blustery showers and wintry on hills. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud with brighter breaks and along the south coast but mostly mild. the front continues to move southwards with cloud increasingly light and patchy rain in the evening and night before grinding toa rain in the evening and night before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia where it remains mild for another night. damp in places and elsewhere under clear skies it is cool night with a touch of frost in parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weatherfront parts of northern england, ireland and scotland. this weather front is bringing a change, cool conditions in time for the weekend, more of us seeing sunshine but the front lingers cl

rain sleet and snow over northern england, clearing the way for the midlands and wales and central andeastwards and becomes more showery in the afternoon but still a very unsettled, windy afternoon with the best of the sunshine across central and southern parts of england and into wales. here we could see temperatures up to ten or ii butjust here we could see temperatures up to ten or ii but just four or five further north, and on the strength of the wind and it will be a bitterly cold day. sunday into monday, high pressure builds in the south—west, for a time on monday things settle down with some spells of sunshine but still strong winds as you go through monday. winds strengthen further overnight as we go into tuesday and we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. this is bbc news i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at five. the bodies of british climber tom ballard and his italian partner have been found in pakistan — two weeks after they two weeks after they last made contact. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism for revoking the citizenship of shamima be

moving northwards across central and southern parts of scotland, still a few showers across northern englandone of sunnier weather through north wales into the north midlands, east anglia, the south—east, although that sunshine will tend to turn quite hazy, as cloud invades from the south—west ahead of this frontal system, bringing outbreaks of rain and a strengthening wind. as we go through tuesday night, we could well see wind gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 mph in exposed spots in the south—west. heavy rain driving its way northwards. a bit of snow developing, you'll notice, on the northern edge across higher ground in scotland. a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across parts of the south. but low pressure firmly in charge on wednesday. frontal systems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets some cold air across scotland, over high ground, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers flinging their way eastwards out of northern ireland, wales, into england, with some sunny spells in between. tempera

moving northwards across central and southern parts of scotland, still a few showers across northern englandrth midlands, east anglia, the south—east. although that sunshine will tend to turn quite hazy as cloud invades from the south—west ahead of this frontal system, bringing outbreaks of rain and a strengthening wind. as we go through tuesday night, we could well see gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 miles an hour in exposed spots in the south—west, heavy rain driving its way northwards, but snow developing almost on the northern edge across higher ground in scotland. a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across parts of the south, but low pressure firmly in charge on wednesday. frontal systems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets some cold air across scotland, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers eastwards over northern ireland, wales, into england with some sunny spells in between. but single figures definitely across north—western parts of the uk, and actually, that colder air will dig its

rain, sleet and snow across northern england. rain clears away. then the snow starts to move eastwards and becomes showery in the afternoon. unsettled, when the afternoon. unsettled, when the afternoon but the best of the sunshine in central and southern parts of england. we could see temperatures up to ten or ii but just four or five further north. add on the strength of the wind and it isa on the strength of the wind and it is a bitterly cold day. sunday into monday, high pressure builds from the south—west so for a time on monday things settle down. we see spells of sunshine still strong wind as we go through monday. when strengthen is further overnight into tuesday and we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. this is bbc news, i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 4.00pm. the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found. briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism after the death of the baby son of shamima

ireland, northern englandacross northern areas. and the showers continue to feed in overnight. but at the same time, friday night sees a pulse of heavy rain working northwards into northern ireland, and then across england and wales. we could see a bit of snow for a time over the high ground. and there is potential for multiple hazards around really as we start off the weekend, thanks to this developing, quite nasty area of low pressure. what might catch your eye is the snow. we will see some of that over the higher ground of northern ireland, northern england, and scotland. could see around 10—20 centimetres above 350 metres elevation. but some snow could get down to lower levels for a time. it is going to be very wet across the hills of northern england and wales. over the high ground of wales, we could see 100 millimetres of rain, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. then the winds could gust up to 50—60 mph for southern wales, southern england, perhaps 70 mph in the most exposed locations. so all of

of northern ireland, england, wales, east anglia, at the north, we are likely to see when to seep into reit weather. perhaps some slightly lower elements, some of these went to reach out its continuance of the afternoon, blowing and risk weight, wind gusts of a0 to 50 mph, a touch more in the proposed spots. lots of cloud for northern england, north wales, commitment, and detect east anglia, pat is a mixed rain. not too many showers where ever you are, it will be windy. during thursday night into the early hours, the wind will ease. temperatures will drop. temperatures down as low as five, some shelter spots in scotland. a bright start, your chance to draw breath. some spells of sunshine, however, it will not last, cloud increase from the west and bricks of rain as we had until friday afternoon. this is just rain as we had until friday afternoon. this isjust the rain as we had until friday afternoon. this is just the first of afternoon. this is just the first of a number of weather systems that will affect us as we hadn't intended

further showers running into northern ireland, across northern england, northern and western scotlandnt sunshine. let's take a look at things at 3 o'clock in the afternoon — very strong gusty winds across the far north of scotland and northern isles. a bit of wet weather on and off during the day into 0rkney. these are the showers running into scotland. again, wintry on the hills. not too many to the east of scotland. they're there in northern ireland, they should be starting to ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon. strong gusty winds right across the uk and actually, a fair amount of fine and occasionally sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales, bar the odd passing shower. look at this, though. 0n through saturday evening, some rain pushing north through a large part of england and wales. a bit of snow in snowdonia, into the peak district. temperatures will be at their lowest the further north you are away from that, and the frost setting in, particularly into scotland, as sunday begins. but it's not a cold night further south where you're seeing the r

further showers running into northern ireland, across northern england, northern and western scotland at things at 3 o'clock in the afternoon — very strong gusty winds across the far north of scotland and northern isles. a bit of wet weather on and off during the day into orkney. these are the showers running into scotland. again, wintry on the hills. not too many to the east of scotland. there in northern ireland, they should be starting to ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon. strong gusty winds right across the uk and actually, a fair amount of fine and occasionally sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales, bar the odd passing shower. look at this, though. on through saturday evening, some rain pushing north through a large part of england and wales. a bit of snow in snowdonia, into the peak district. temperatures will be at their lowest the further north you are away from that, and the frost setting in, particularly into scotland, as sunday begins. but it's not a cold night further south where you're seeing the rain. all of that has to clear away sun

so by dawn tomorrow morning it will be sitting across northern england.e north sea quite quickly but the next front pushes in and bumps into that colder air. and thatis and bumps into that colder air. and that is where we could see the potential for some that is where we could see the potentialfor some rain, some sleet and some snow. we could have some accumulations of about 5— six centimetres to higher ground across scotland. some slushy deposits to lower levels. gusts of wind, 45—50 mph in scotland. wintry showers continuing to northern ireland and northern england but across eastern england, despite it being cloudy, dull and wet first thing in the morning, it is not expected to last. for england and wales into the afternoon it is a slow improvement. it will be very windy indeed but there will be some decent sunny spells. gusts of wind 50—60 mph. snow showers threatening into the north—west. highest values disappointing, 3—5d. further south we are looking at a maximum of 6—11. so as we move out of sunday into monday we have this brief ridge of high pres

further showers running into northern ireland, across northern england, northern and western scotlandcent sunshine. let's take a look at things at 3 o'clock in the afternoon — very strong gusty winds across the far north of scotland and northern isles. a bit of wet weather on and off during the day into 0rkney. these are the showers running into scotland. again, wintry on the hills. not too many to the east of scotland. there in northern ireland, they should ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon. strong gusty winds right across the uk and actually, a fair amount of fine and occasionally sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales, bar the odd passing shower. look at this, though. 0n through saturday evening, some rain pushing north through a large part of england and wales. a bit of snow snowdonia, into the peak district. and temperatures at their lowest the further north you are away from that, and the frost setting in, particularly into scotland, as sunday begins. but it's not a cold night further south where you are seeing the rain. all of that has to cle

for a time tomorrow, some wintry showers mainly across scotland, northern england and northern irelandre the cloud gathers across northern ireland and the western isles, rain and stronger winds arriving here later in the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow in a range from 8—11. monday into tuesday, we have this atlantic front working east, a deepening area of low pressure, so it is wet and windy. hill snow for a time across scotland and northern england but for most it is a wet and windy start to tuesday. once again gusts quite widely of a0 or 50 mph. the rain slowly sliding south and east to be replaced by some sunshine but also a peppering of wintry showers, again some hail, a rumble of thunder, a bit of sleet or snow over higher ground in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but the rain could linger across across east anglia and south—east england for much of the day. a little cooler on tuesday, 7—11, and colder still where exposed to the wind. and those winds strengthen further as we go into wednesday. a deepening area of low pressure, a squeeze in the isobars, so in the

looking through the afternoon, outbreaks of rain moving out of scotland and northern ireland, into northern englandnd northern wales. behind it blustery showers and sunshine, and where we see the sunshine developing the temperatures will drop off. highs of around 13 under the cloud. this evening the cold front works south and east, not a great deal of rain left on it as we move into the early hours. clear rails behind it and blustery showers persisting in the north and west. they could fill as snow on the higher ground. cooler under the clear skies, temperatures minimum six to eight in the south under the cloud. into tomorrow, the cold front lingering close to the south coast, some uncertainty as to exactly where it looks like southern coastal areas will see a bit more in the way of cloud to begin with. away from that, we are looking at plenty of good spells of sunshine. a cooler feel to things but more in the way of sunshine with that. it could be hazy at times across england and wales, a few showers feeding into the far north again and they could be fairly blustery. temperature is cooler than the

this is how we are starting the weekend, temperatures at their lowest across northern england, northernhill smoke coming out of northern ireland running through northern england first thing, so to the pennines out of that. the showers into northern ireland, northern england, northern and western scotland through the day, again wintry on the hills but also some decent sunshine. at three p.m., a very strong gusty winds across the far north of scotland and northern isles, wet weather on and off during the day into orkney. these are the showers into scotland, wintry on the hills but not too many on the east. in northern ireland, they should ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon and strong gusty winds across the uk and actually a fair amount of fine sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales by the odd passing shower. on through saturday evening, some rain pushes more through a large pa rt rain pushes more through a large part of england and wales but into the peak district, temperatures at their lowest the further north you are away from it and the frost setting

could be hail and northern england.learer skies the further south and east you are. temperature is getting close to freezing. the winds will slowly lose some of the strength but not as windy tomorrow because we have this high pressure building from the south—west. it doesn't last for long because this is our next system making its presence felt in the afternoon. wintry showers around tomorrow morning for parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. they will fade and spells of sunshine so not too bad a day before the cloud increases across northern ireland on the western islands. when strengthening as well. temperatures tomorrow between eight and 11 celsius. as we go into tuesday, this deepening area of low pressure will put an atlantic front eastwards bringing hill snow across parts of scotland, the far north of england and further heavy rain and also strong winds. we start tuesday on a blustery and wet note. the rain will be easing their way southwards during the day and behind

ireland, northern england, some snow. t away with a mostly fine day. temperatures in stornoway around about nine degrees. a breeze we drifting across parts of scotland, some showers left behind in central scotland, northern england, northern ireland. certainly for a good part of the afternoon, it should stay bright. however our next frontal system advancing, strengthening winds as well, that will move towards the south—west wales, the midlands, eventually scotla nd wales, the midlands, eventually scotland as we go through tuesday out in the wednesday. chilly in the north, much milderfurther south at whichever way you slice it, it is low pressure that will be dominating the scene on wednesday. band of rain or showers spiralling around the frontal system, as this wet weather ru ns frontal system, as this wet weather runs into cold air again in scotland. lots of hefty showers to northern ireland, racing from west to east. quite mild in the south, up to east. quite mild in the south, up to 13 degrees, much chilly across south—

and wales mainly northern england and wales mainly northern england and wales through the day, one or this evening and overnight we‘ll see the winds these down, showers to eastern parts of england, and across shetland, they will gradually fade, cloud increasing and showers pushing their way cloud increasing and showers pushing theirway in, cloud increasing and showers pushing their way in, the coldest part of their way in, the coldest part of the night will be early on, england, wales and scotland it will be into tomorrow morning‘s rush hour, temperatures below freezing. a sunny start to much of scotland, england and wales, not the persistent rain we saw three yesterday, rain at times in northern ireland but some drier and brighter moments, best of the driest weather throughout with sunny spells lasting longest, good parts of central and eastern england, temperatures 9—12, the temperatures of late due to the jet strea m temperatures of late due to the jet stream dipping to the south bringing the colder air, this week it buckles its way north dragging up high pressure and something a l

this is how we start saturday, a touch of frost possible in parts of northern england, scotland and northernnd, still cloud through parts of southern england and towards the south coast in particular, it may hold on through the day and where you have that, don't be surprised if there is a little light rain and drizzle. elsewhere across england and wales, high cloud. any sun is going to be quite hazy. sunny skies in northern ireland and scotland though cloud producing a few showers here and there, and they are very blustery showers in scotland. these are average speeds — gusts are higher, the northern isles could be gusting between 60 and 70 miles per hour initially before the wind eases later, and showers moving into scotland are going to be wintry on the hills. temperatures mostly at around 9— 12 degrees. saturday evening and night, further showers coming into scotland. that means a bit more snow to the higher ground. that may be the far north of england. still some cloud into parts of england and wales. maybe a little drizzle but where you are clear, hints of a touch of blue on the chart,

england. it's been another cold night across northern scotland, a touch of frost even by the morning. south—west england. but gusty winds will continue with these bands of showers. and we've got the wetter weather getting stuck across scotland and northern ireland, notjust rain but some snow over the higher ground. let's have a closer look at those showers, they're rain bands really, pushing their way across england and wales. some sunshine in between. a bit of warmth, 111—15 degrees, south—east england, east anglia, and also lincolnshire. but the showers will be heavy and potentially thundery. and we're much colder as we move into scotland and northern ireland. and north of the central belt, we're going to find that wet weather continuing with some snow over the highlands and the grampians. it stays wet in scotland overnight. and increasingly back into northern ireland and northern england, too. further south, i think we lose a lot of those heavy showers and temperatures will people wake to around 11—5 degrees. —— dip away to. it will feel colder as we move into thursday. let's trace

it is falling as snow widely over the scottish mountains, the hills of northern england, but also snowt lower levels, for exa m ple northern england, but also snow at lower levels, for example in cumbria at the moment. several more hours of this inclement weather for us. at the moment. several more hours of this inclement weatherfor us. the showers that follow behind will progressively turn to sleet and snow even at lower levels. the wind the story further south, feeling much colder than yesterday. the winds gusting at 50—60 miles an hour in land. to looks a little calmer. overnight, continuing with the showers and turning quite rusty so a concern of further snow covering from the showers and ice from the frost. tomorrow looks a little quieter before some stormy weather comes in on tuesday, potentially. enough problems to worry about and there are warnings on the website. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: an ethiopian airlines plane with more than 150 people on board has crashed on a flight from addis ababa to nairobi. it's believed there are no sui’vivoi’s. two lea

after the last few days in northern england, many people will be surprised to hear that there could bet summer? this was one reservoir near bolton. but an awful lot of precipitation is needed if these reservoirs are to be replenished. eight months on, and things certainly look very different. i couldn't stand now where i was then. but the environment agency says that regular cycle of supplies running down during the summer months and then being replenished by winter rain is something that won't meet our future needs. the suggestion is that we are going to have to drastically change our attitude towards using water. what are customers doing differently? so, we are selling far more shower enclosures than we are baths. people are changing their bathing habits these days. they tend to shower rather than filling a bath. it appears we are concerned about water if it costs us. a lot of people are on water metres now as well, so they are very much more aware of how much water they're using, because, obviously, their bill goes up every month. the environment agency say these are some of the thi

rain, sleet and snow in northern england. in should clear away in the midlands, wales, central and southern england. then our snow sta rts southern england. then our snow starts to move its way eastwards and becomes a bit more showery in the afternoon but still very unsettled windy afternoon with the best of the sunshine across central and southern parts of england and into wales. here we could see temperatures up to ten or ii celsius butjust four or five further north, and on the strength of the wind and it will be a bitterly cold day. as we go into monday at high pressure builds from the south—west. for a time things settle down with spells of sunshine but still strong wind as we go through monday. those winds strengthen further overnight into tuesday and then we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found — briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretar

england. it's been another cold night across northern scotland, a touch of frost even by the morning. y, especially in wales and south—west england. but gusty winds will continue with these bands of showers. and we've got the wetter weather getting stuck across scotland and northern ireland, notjust rain, but some snow over the high ground. let us have a closer look at those showers — they are in bands, really, pushing their way across england and wales. some sunshine in between. a bit of warmth, actually, 1a, maybe 15 degrees, south—east england, east anglia, and also lincolnshire. but these showers will be heavy and potentially thundery. and we're much colder as you move into scotland and northern ireland. and north of the central belt, we're going to find that wet weather continuing with some snow over highland and grampian. stays wet in scotland overnight and increasingly back into northern ireland and into northern england too. further south, i think we lose a lot of those heavy showers and temperatures will dip away to around 4 or 5 degrees. it will feel colder, though, as we hea

, northern england, a few flakes of snow reported elsewhere as well.of rain. to the afternoon, a mix of sunshine and showers but showers becoming more widespread in the west. there are likely to be blizzards over the high ground in scotla nd blizzards over the high ground in scotland as temperatures pick up again. as we go into this evening, the winds will really start to strengthen across parts of northern ireland, southern and western scotland. they will seek wide gusts, maybe even up to 80 mph for the north coast of northern ireland. very blustery across the isle of man and into northern england. wind gusts up to 60 mph in england. some of those heavy and brisk winds, wintry over high ground. really no way will be immune from some strong winds overnight, even down to the south coasts. wind gusts of air around 50 miles an hour. temperature through the night between 4—7 celsius. a very blustery start tomorrow. there will be blustery winds tomorrow. poor travelling conditions. northern ireland, the isle of man, northwestern, wales, the midlands, i thin

damp weather for northern ireland moving across northern england and north wales.lia. he further south you are towards the southern counties of england, the better chance of staying predominantly dry and quite a chilly field to the weather. 7—11d. into the weekend, it stays very u nsettled. the weekend, it stays very unsettled. some rain and snow over the hills with details that will feel cold but he mist all of that, some sunshine. you're watching beyond 100 days. one of britain's most senior police officers says knife crime is a national emergency. under mounting pressure, the prime minister has called an emergency summit, but it is too easy she says to draw a direct correlation between police cuts and the number of deaths. top police officers are disagreeing publicly with that assesment and even mrs may's home secretary is now demanding more police officers. we have got to do everything we can. i am absolutely committed to working with the police in doing this and we have to listen to them when they talk about resources. the us trade deficit has risen to its hig

moving northwards across central and southern parts of scotland, still a few showers across northern englandst anglia, the south—east. although that sunshine will tend to turn quite hazy as cloud invades from the south—west ahead of this frontal system, bringing outbreaks of rain and a strengthening wind. as we go through tuesday night, we could well see gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 miles an hour in exposed spots in the south—west, heavy rain driving its way northwards, but snow developing almost on the northern edge across higher ground in scotland. a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across parts of the south, but low pressure firmly in charge on wednesday. and as the wet weather meets some cold weather, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers eastwards over northern ireland, wales, into england with some sunny spells in between. but single figures definitely across north—western parts of the uk, and actually, that colder air will dig its way southwards during thursday. it will be quite windy as well across parts of sc

snow as well, particularly across parts of scotla nd particularly across parts of scotland and northern englandngland from tuesday, behind the rain some sunshine, but also a peppering of wintry showers blowing through and the strong winds. the strings will have used somewhat compared to overnight, but still looking at gusts of a0 or 50 mph, feeling pretty cool given the strength of the wind, seven to ii celsius on tuesday. the steep area of low pressure close by on tuesday, notice the squeeze in the ice virus, oi’ notice the squeeze in the ice virus, or more windy weather, more showers piling across, so it could merge at times. across scotland and northern england, the showers move south red meat, temperatures packing up, nine to ii or 12 celsius. might not a lwa ys to ii or 12 celsius. might not always feel that way given the strength of the wind and the showers. by thursday, the situation is reversed, some heavy rain for parts of scotland and may be northern ireland, dreyer was perhaps the best of any sunshine further south and east. temperatures widely in double figures, ten or 12 celsius. b

heavy rain has caused flooding and travel disruption across parts of northern england and north waleslace. northern rail said several train lines were suspended and has advised customers not to travel on the affected routes. luxmy gopal reports. in wales, there has been heavy flooding in conwy, with the river conwy bursting its banks. today's heavy rains have left homes flooded and without power. and the water levels kept rising. this was the scene at sowerby bridge in west yorkshire. emergency services have been here monitoring the rising water levels. residents in the calder valley are experienced with flooding. more than 3000 properties were flooded on boxing day back in 2015. so people here are going to be keeping a close eye on the rising waters. at the moment we have our fingers crossed that the water level is going to go down and it is quite scary at the moment. it is really high. these sheep had to be rescued from a flooded barn in north yorkshire. and rail passengers didn't escape the disruption. these tracks in west yorkshire are waterlogged. for people who have been watchin

things quite chilly for northern england the northern scotla nd northern england the northern scotlandringing rain here by the end of the night into monday ‘s forecast, we have wet weather for northern ireland. it drifts into western scotland, the rain turning heavier here as it goes onto the day. dry and write with spells of sunshine, the best of it across the southern counties. temperatures coming up a little bit, highs of 60 degrees in cardiff but that changes to slightly less cool them, it will be slightly short lived because from then onwards, it is going to be rain showers abound, unsettled and some hill snow around as well, some frost. some really cold air arrives on tuesday with the plunge of air coming all the way down from the arctic, will notice that change the sure. that is your weather. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: here in the uk, mps are getting ready to vote on a range of alternatives to the prime minister's brexit deal. north korea gives its first reaction to the break—in at its embassy in spain in february, calling it a grave terrorist attack. i'm rico hi

then the heavy rain spreads to parts of northern england and wales.ph, some spots are 60—70 or even 75 mph in the most exposed spot in the north west. a very windy end to the night. tebbutt is between five and 7 degrees in most places. it means that tomorrow morning, if you're starting your day in the midlands, wales, the south—west, you can expect some very heavy downpours of rain. along this rain band, some squally, gusty winds. gales are likely. behind that, it will brighten up. it was the sunshine and blustery showers which will come very widespread across the north west later in the day. as those showers turn over high ground in scotland, there are likely to be blizzard conditions. as we move from tuesday to wednesday, through the night, this area of low pressure diving its way across the british isles and that has been named storm gareth. that will bring wind gusts across northern ireland, southern is gone, northern wales with gust of 70 or 75 mph. some very heavy showers which will continue through the day on wednesday. the winds ease a little

moving northwards across central and southern parts of scotland, still a few showers across northern englandnglia, the south—east. but sunshine will tend to turn quite hazy as crowd invades and south—west, head of this frontal system, and south—west, head of this frontal syste m , a ny and south—west, head of this frontal system, any outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind. we could well see gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 miles an hourand see gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 miles an hour and expose spots in the south—west, heavy rain driving its way northwards that snow developing almost on the northern edge across higher ground in scotland. a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across parts of the south, but low pressure firmly in charge on wednesday. frontal systems, areas of rain around it and as the wet system —— weather system meet some wet weather, we will once again season wintry weather, plenty of showers eastwards over northern ireland, wales, in the england, some sunny spells in between. single figure is definitely across north—western parts

moving northwards across central and southern parts of scotland, still a few showers across northern englandds, east anglia, the south—east. although that sunshine will tend to turn quite hazy, as cloud invades from the south—west ahead of this frontal system, bringing outbreaks of rain and a strengthening wind. as we go through tuesday night, we could well see wind gusts of 50 to perhaps 60 mph in exposed spots in the south—west, heavy rain driving its way northwards. a bit of snow developing, you'll notice, on the northern edge across higher ground in scotland. a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across parts of the south, but low pressure firmly in charge on wednesday. frontal systems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets some cold air across scotland, over higher ground, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers eastwards over northern ireland, wales, into england, with some sunny spells in between. temperatures in the south into double—digits, but single figures definitely across north—w

ireland, northern england with a scattering of that could reach 40, even 50mph across the most exposed locations. that of course means the showers don't stay in one place for any length of time. but what it will also do is it will knock the edge off these temperatures, ranging from around 7 to 13, but feeling a bit cooler than that, so quite a chilly feel to the weather across parts of scotland. now, through thursday evening and overnight, the showers continue on and off across northern areas, it will cloud over elsewhere with outbreaks of rain spreading in, particularly to england and wales. temperature—wise, quite a big contrast thursday night. mild in the south, 9 or 10 degrees or so, got the colder air further north with plenty of showers, wintry over high ground. now, on friday, it's another unsettled looking day, still with those west—north—westerly winds. cloud and rain never far away from the south. it may well cloud over again later in the afternoon, bringing rain back into south—west england. some sunshine elsewhere, but

it will be very wet across the hills of northern england wales.sed locations. all of these weather elements add up to the risk of some disruptive weather as we go through the first part of the weekend. that system actually strengthens as it leaves the uk, so across eastern scotland could have strong winds for a time. on sunday, north—westerly winds flowing in across the uk, bringing plenty of showers across northern and western areas. a few of those blowing in across northern parts, central and eastern england, central and eastern parts of scotland as well. the showers quite intense. could still have a wintry flavour to them over the high ground. it will feel cool. temperatures reaching, at best, ten. that is your weather. i‘m kasia madera in london. the headlines. the ayes to the right, 412. the noes to the left, 202. british mps back a brexit delay, amid deadlock as the deadline approaches. republicans revolt — members of president trump‘s own party join democratic lawmakers in rejecting his border emergency. i‘m sharanjit leyl in singapore. als

weather islington to a weak weather front sinking into northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englandd to a week weather front. most of us are well clear of frost tomorrow morning. a fairly grey start, pledge breaking up, sunshine coming through. most credit in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. there will be heavy bursts of rain in the highlands and hebrides later. more sunshine will develop in the afternoon, it could hit 16 degrees in the moray firth, 16 or 17 in east wales and east england. if anything, the rain is still there in the north—west of scotland on thursday, it will mount up in the highlands and could cause rivers and streams to flood. wetter across the hebrides. further south, to flood. wetter across the hebrides. furthersouth, cloud breaks, the best of which are probably in the north—east of england and eastern northern ireland. it could hit around 16 degrees again. wet and windy on thursday, lasting into friday. into the start of the weekend, the cloud we have will sweep away. whilst thursday and friday are remaining fairly cloudy with very wet and windy

ireland slowly working southward towards northern england showers in northern scotland and especially in the northern isles. south of the front for much of england and wales broken cloud, sunny spells and temperatures rising again. warm spots reaching high teens in south—east england. can't rule out an isolated shower in east anglia and south—east england in the afternoon but most places will avoid them and stay dry. saturday evening and notice the weather front. a bit of patchy rain spreading through more of northern england into parts of wales, the midlands and east anglia keeping temperatures up which means a frost as sunday begins is more likely as the further north you are. especially northern ireland and scotland. of course it is, on saturday night, the early hours of sunday, the clocks go forward. it marks the arrival of british summertime. nothing to do with the weather. the irony is that, as we established, temperatures are actually dropping. more of us in the blue as the cold air percolates southwards, for part two of the weekend.

showers in northern england and perhaps northern ireland.d invades from the south—west ahead of this frontal system, bringing outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind. through tuesday night we could see wind gusts of 50 or 60 mph in the south—west. heavy rain driving northwards, and you will notice on the northern edge as well. in aberdeen, freezing, 10 degrees in plymouth, a bit milder spreading across the south. frontal systems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets cold air across scotland, over the high ground we will see some wintry weather. some sunny spells in between. temperatures in the south into double digits, but single figures definitely across north—western parts of the uk, and that cold air will big southwards during thursday, and it will be quite windy across parts of scotland. wintry showers falling to increasingly low temperatures. ranging from 6—11 degrees. it stays u nsettled ranging from 6—11 degrees. it stays unsettled over the weekend, some showers wintry over high ground and it will generall