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tomorrow, it is a day of sunshine and showers but further snow showers for scotland and into northern englandh through quickly on those gusty winds and it will be a cold feeling day for all. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... in the last half hour, it's been confirmed that the moroccan boy trapped in a well for five days has died. his body was brought up by emergency workers earlier this evening. new appointments at number 10 as the prime minister shakes up his team after the resignations over downing street parties. ministers in the uk are strengthening legislation that will force global social media companies to take down harmful content more quickly. a parent whose daughter took her own life wants the heads of these firms to be held to account. according to the press association, prince andrew will give evidence under oath next month as part of the civil sex assault case against him. the queen hosts a reception at sandringham house for members of the local community ahead of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne. now on bbc news, bitcoin has become big business and a m

further north with clearer skies, northern england, and scotland, —102 by this morning. e still got this weather front in the east and through the english channel on tuesday, bringing with it cloud and outbreaks of rain. the cloud is pushing its way further northwards into the midlands. mostly wet weather to the english channel to southernmost parts of england. a few showers in the north. we will have some sunshine in scotland, northern england, northern ireland in north wales and after that cold start temperatures could still make double figures. the wetter weather in the south starts to move northwards overnight, heading into wednesday morning. ahead of that cloudy down weather we could well have a frosty picture in scotland. temperatures down to —40 —5. ali sunshine in scotland but all of this cloud is working its way northwards. it will bring with us mostly light and patchy rain by this stage. into the central belt, it may turn drier and more southern parts of england. temperatures here waiting 11 degrees but a chilly day on wednesday for many northern areas with clou

could see some patchy rain for parts of northern england, wales, south—west england, northern irelandtures — back into double figures, 10 or 11 celsius. now, here's what i mean with the temperature yo—yo, because on tuesday this cold front slides its way southwards, and it returns the colder air into scotland, perhaps parts of northern ireland and the far north of england. so, more in the way of sunshine here, a few wintry showers pushing in to the north and west of scotland on tuesday, but further south, where we've got this frontal zone, there will be lots of cloud, some mist and fog over the hills, again, some patchy light rain and drizzle, but never really amounting to much. 11 or 12 celsius for a large swathe of england, wales and northern ireland, butjust single figures across scotland, where we are in that cold air. and here's our cold front on wednesday, it's wriggling around trying to sink its way southwards. slowly, that colder air starts to push its way a little bit further southwards, but we're still holding on to that milder air across a large swathe of england and wales.

risk of snow across scotland through tomorrow morning, some of those snow showers may push into northern englandross the midlands, east anglia, south—east england, that morning rain will clear away to reveal some sunshine but really, it is a day of sunshine and showers for many of us and those showers will be of snow through scotland and into northern england. still those gusty winds so it is going to feel colder than these temperatures suggest, that colder air starting to push across much of the uk. maybe 10 or 11 celsius across central and southern england, it may not feel that way given the strength of the wind. most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland so some clearer skies, a cold and frosty night for many ahead of more cloud and something milder starting to push on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, for monday, this warm front pushing across the uk. with high pressure just to the south, it looks like we won't see much if any rain across central and southern england and south wales and the rain on

perhaps persistent rain for a time across scotland just nudging into northern england. for many, away from scotland, meyer started tuesday. temperatures getting close to freezing at some cold 0r start to dig back in and it is all tied into this cold front which travelling southwards through tuesday. ahead of it, milder and something colder. sunshine and wintry showers pushing in from the north and west of the day. further south we are keeping a layer of cloud bringing patchy light rain and drizzle particularly for coasts and hills and mist and fog, too. still mild across central southern inventor parts of wales and parts of northern england but colderfurther northern england but colderfurther north and that rain continues, that cold of a moving southwards as we head into wednesday. all tied into this cold front and by the day will start to see more snow showers piling into scotland so something of a temperature yo—yo in the week ahead. mild on turning colder later. more snow, too, for scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven... the queen celebrates 70 years on

in northern england and parts of wales. , ., ., ., ., wales.n caroline and her 91-year-old _ wales. in devon caroline and her 91-year-old mother - wales. in devon caroline and - her 91-year-old mother kathleen her 91—year—old mother kathleen are still recovering from storm eunice. their homes lost power with 20,000 others in the west of england. with 20,000 others in the west of england-— of england. france had been fantastic. — of england. france had been fantastic, bringing _ of england. france had been fantastic, bringing us- of england. france had been i fantastic, bringing us thermos of hot water, from hot water bottles to keep my mother warm. in kent energy companies have gone up and helicopters to search for broken powerlines. but repairs are slow. the village of wilde first in east sussex lost power on friday morning and eight—year—old carol robbins hasn't had any official help.— official help. normally, someone _ official help. normally, someone my _ official help. normally, someone my age - official help. normally, someone my age they

afternoon, some in northern england, perhaps over the higher ground in northern ireland.ome good spells of sunshine, showers pushing through quickly on the strong and gusty winds. some patchy rain could return to the far south—west of england. in the southern half of the uk, we saw the highest temperatures this morning, falling away through the afternoon. 4 to 9 celsius the typical high. the showers and winds will tend to ease off overnight, for many it becomes cold and clear with a widespread frost and an ice risk away from these western areas, as more cloud starts to push in. temperatures quite widely at or below freezing. it's a cold and frosty start to the new week, but not for long, we have a warm front pushing in from the atlantic, it will bring warmer air and milder air through the day. after a cold and crisp start for many, the sunshine will quickly fade as the cloud builds from the west. bringing some rain chiefly to northern and western scotland at first but also parts of northern england. some drizzle perhaps into wales and northern ireland the far south—west o

perhaps some more persistent rain for a time across scotland, just nudging into northern england. some fog developing. but for many away from scotland, it will be a mild start to tuesday. temperatures across scotland just getting close to freezing as some colder air starts to dig back in. and it's all tied into this cold front which will be travelling its way southwards through tuesday. ahead of it, milder air. behind it, something colder. so clearer skies across scotland, some sunshine. likely to see some wintry showers pushing into the north and west through the day. further south, we're still keeping that layer of cloud, bringing some patchy light rain or drizzle, particularly for coasts and hills. some mist and fog too. still mild across central, southern england, parts of wales, southern parts of northern england, but colder further north. and that trend continues, that colder air moving its way southwards, as we head into wednesday, all tied into this cold front. by this stage, we'll start to see more snow showers piling into scotland. so something of a temperature yo—yo in

want to stress that we could see damaging gusts of wind once again across southern scotland, northern englandith that new storm, franklin. northern ireland is expected to bear the brunt of it. our correspondent emma vardyjoins us from newtownards. how severe is it likely to be, emma? well, it's feeling pretty gusty already, let me tell you, and it's expected to get quite a bit worse, winds of up to 80 mph predicted in northern ireland's coastal areas, and it is forecast to feel the strongest winds of all parts of the uk when storm franklin peaks here, which is expected to be overnight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning. northern ireland has already experienced quite a lot of disruption today — flooding, roads closed in various areas, and there is predicted to be more travel disruption ahead, potentially disruption ahead, potentially disruption to the ferries crossing the irish sea. meteorologists have tried to explain why we are getting such a battering at the moment. i'm told it's because there is a very active jet stream driving storms towards the uk. we had storm dudley on web an

some of those snow showers may push in to northern england.st england, that morning rain will clear away to reveal some sunshine, but, really, it's a day of sunshine and showers for many of us, and those showers will be of snow for scotland and into northern england. still those gusty winds, so it's going to feel colder than these temperatures suggest, that colder air starting to push across much of the uk, may be 10 or ii celsius across central and southern england. it may not feel that way given the strength of the wind. now, most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland, so some clearer skies. cold, frosty night for many, ahead of more cloud, and something milderjust starting to push on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, on monday — this warm front pushing across the uk, with high pressure just to the south. looks like we probably won't see much if any rain across central southern england and south wales and the rain on monday perhaps across the north

we scotland and northern ireland and in northern england.— scotland and northern ireland and in northern northern england. we have had rain, thunder and lightning and _ northern england. we have had rain, thunder and lightning and hail - northern england. we have had rain, thunder and lightning and hail and i thunder and lightning and hail and strong winds gusting to gale or severe gale force especially across the north and the west. we are looking at sunshine and a few showers and western areas but wherever you are it is blustery with the strongest winds by the time you get to the afternoon across the southern uplands and north—east england so if you are in a high sided vehicle bear that in mind. there could be some disruption to transportation. temperatures ranging from three in lerwick to about nine further south but with the strength of the wind wherever you are it is going to feel cold. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines. borisjohnson travels to brussels and warsaw as the uk steps up diplomatic efforts to resolve the ukraine crisis. the foreign secretary

afternoon, some in northern england perhaps of the higher ground in northern ireland.l be chiefly rain and in between some good spells of sunshine, showers pushing through quickly on the strong winds. some patchy rain could return to the fat south—west of england. in the south, we saw the highest temperatures this morning, following a weight this afternoon. the showers and winds will tend to ease off overnight, for many it becomes cold and clear with a widespread frost and an ice risk away from these western areas, more cloud starts to push on. temperatures quite widely at or below freezing. it's a cold and frosty start to the new week but not for long, we have a warm front pushing in from the atlantic, it will bring warmer air and milder air through the days after a cold and crisp start, the sunshine will quickly fade as the cloud builds from the west. bringing some rain chiefly to northern and western isles cotton but also parts of northern england. some drizzle perhaps into wales and northern ireland the far south—west. further south and east should stay in the dry

some of those snow showers may push in to northern england.veal some sunshine, but, really, it's a day of sunshine and showers for many of us, and those showers will be of snow for scotland and into northern england. still those gusty winds, so it's going to feel colder than these temperatures suggest, that colder air starting to push across much of the uk, may be 10 or 11 celsius across central and southern england. it may not feel that way given the strength of the wind. now, most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland, so some clearer skies. cold, frosty night for many, ahead of more cloud, and something milderjust starting to push on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, on sunday — this warm front pushing across the uk, with high pressure just to the south. looks like we probably won't see much if any rain across central southern england and south wales and therain on monday perhaps across the north and west of scotland into northern england, maybe ac

we have wind warnings affecting northern parts of england, northern ireland and southern scotland, stillin scotland, particularly to the higher ground, but quite a few centimetres to lower levels in places as well. here's a view from aberdeenshire. so the snow causing some disruption into scotland, some of the higher parts of the pennines, as well. quite a range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. but it is these strong, damaging winds really concerned about. they will gradually ease from west to east as we go on into tonight, though, it still stays blustery, mind you, and there'll be further snow around across parts of scotland and indeed northern england, where we've seen some wet weather today as temperatures drop away, icy patches too. further wet and windy weather over the weekend more rain moving in, particularly into parts of wales and england, could see a bit of snow in the northern flank of that north wales midlands, into yorkshire, for example, before that moves away. another windy day. there'll be higher gusts than this towards south wales. the coast of southern

sunshine and showers for many of us, and those showers will be of snow for scotland and into northern england starting to push across much of the uk, maybe 10 or 11 celsius across central and southern england. it may not feel that way given the strength of the wind. now, most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland, so some clearer skies. cold, frosty night for many, ahead of more cloud, and something milderjust starting to push in on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, on monday — this warm front pushing across the uk, with high pressure just to the south. looks like we probably won't see much if any rain across central southern england and south wales and the rain on monday perhaps across the north and west of scotland into northern england, maybe across north wales, some patchy rain for northern ireland. by and large, the further south and east you are should be drier, increasing cloud after a sunny, frosty start, and also a milder afternoon after that cold and frosty start. still some rain in the for

perhaps some more persistent rain for a time across scotland, just nudging into northern england. and some fog developing. but for many away from scotland, it will be a mild start to tuesday. temperatures across scotland just getting close to freezing as some colder air starts to dig back in. and it's all tied into this cold front which will be travelling its way southwards through tuesday. ahead of it, milder air. behind it, something colder. so clearer skies across scotland, some sunshine. likely to see some wintry showers pushing into the north and west through the day. further south, we're still keeping that layer of cloud, bringing some patchy light rain or drizzle, particularly for coasts and hills. some mist and fog too. still mild across central, southern england, parts of wales, southern parts of northern england, but colder further north. and that trend continues, that colder air moving its way southwards, as we head into wednesday, all tied into this cold front. by this stage, we'll start to see more snow showers piling into scotland. so something of a temperature yo—yo

ireland, northern england, perhaps north wales later in the day, plentytions across the scottish hills, and it'll be very windy, gusts of 60 mph in northern scotland. a breezy day to come for all, but our weather front will be bringing more cloud across southern england, south wales, where it'll remain very mild. the mild air eventually gets pushed out of the way as that weather front slips into the near continent. keeping an eye on this feature, this little low pressure which could bring severe gales and some snow to northern scotland on thursday, but then for friday, there is a ridge of high pressure building in to settle things down. so, it is turning colder for all into thursday. you can see single figure values there. it's chilly on friday, but light winds with some sunny spells and the return of overnight frost. this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. france's emmanuel macron moves onto kyiv — after discusing the tense situation on the ukraine—russia border with president putin in mo

but a cold morning friday morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england.nd wintry showers falling on that cold ground. so, do be prepared for some icy stretches on any untreated surfaces during friday morning. but some sunshine working in across parts of northern england, wales, and the southwest, and eventually that rain and sleetiness will clear away from the southeast, too. so, then, we're all in the clearer spells on friday — some sunshine, but also plenty of showers streaming in on that brisk wind. so, gusts will be about 30—110 mph, perhaps as high as 50 mph in the north west. and wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, and northern england in particular. temperatures between only about 4—9 celsius, and feeling colder when you add on the wind chill, as well. 0vernight friday night, we've got clearer skies, 1—2 wintry showers, some rain and hill snow working into the northwest later in the night. but under those clear skies, we'll be seeing quite a cold start to your weekend, with quite a widespread frost. so, heading on i

risk of snow across scotland through tomorrow morning, some of those snow showers may push into northern englandross the midlands, east anglia, south—east england, that morning rain will clear away to reveal some sunshine but really, it is a day of sunshine and showers for many of us and those showers will be of snow through scotland and into northern england. still those gusty winds so it is going to feel colder than these temperatures suggest, that colder air starting to push across much of the uk. maybe 10 or 11 celsius across central and southern england, it may not feel that way, given the strength of the wind. most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland so some clearer skies, a cold and frosty night for many ahead of more cloud and something milder starting to push in on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, for monday, this warm front pushing across the uk. with high pressure just to the south, it looks like we won't see much if any rain across central and southern england and south wales and the rain

but a cold morning friday morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england.g. but some sunshine working in across parts of northern england, wales, and the southwest, and eventually that rain and sleetiness will clear away from the southeast, too. so then, we're all in the clearer spells on friday — some sunshine, but also plenty of showers streaming in on that brisk wind. so, gusts will be about 30—40 mph, perhaps as high as 50 mph in the north west. and wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, and northern england in particular. temperatures between only about 4—9 celsius, and feeling colder when you add on the wind chill, as well. overnight friday night, we've got clearer skies, 1—2 wintry showers, some rain and hill snow working into the northwest later in the night. but under those clear skies, we'll be seeing quite a cold start to your weekend, with quite a widespread frost. so, heading on into saturday, then, after that cold start, the next weather front streams in from the atlantic — and you can see quite a long weather fro

still mired across central and southern england, parts of wales and parts of northern england but colderwe head into wednesday, all tied into this cold front by this stage we will start to see most no—shows piling into scotland so something of a temperature yo—yo in the week ahead, mouth to start and icy will be turning colder later, most know, too, in scotland. —— more snow too. this is bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben mundy. the headlines... queen elizabeth becomes the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee — marking 70 years on the throne. she says she hopes camilla will become queen consort. lata mangeshkar, the legendary indian singer who made her name in bollywood, has died at the age of 92. reports from the us say russia is stepping up preparations for a large—scale invasion of ukraine. and in madagascar, at least six people have been killed and 50,000 displaced by a tropical storm that is crossing the island.

but a cold morning friday morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england.round. so, do be prepared for some icy stretches on any untreated surfaces during friday morning. but some sunshine working in across parts of northern england, wales, and the southwest, and eventually that rain and sleetiness will clear away from the southeast, too. so, then, we're all in the clearer spells on friday — some sunshine, but also plenty of showers streaming in on that brisk wind. so, gusts will be about 30—110 mph, perhaps as high as 50 mph in the north—west. and wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, and northern england in particular. temperatures between only about 4—9 celsius, and feeling colder when you add on the wind chill, as well. overnight friday night, we've got clearer skies, 1—2 wintry showers, some rain and hill snow working into the northwest later in the night. but under those clear skies, we'll be seeing quite a cold start to your weekend, with quite a widespread frost. so, heading on into saturday, then, after that cold star

perhaps some more persistent rain for a time across scotland, just nudging into northern england.fog developing. but for many away from scotland, it will be a mild start to tuesday. temperatures across scotland just getting close to freezing as some colder air starts to dig back in. and it's all tied into this cold front which will be travelling its way southwards through tuesday. ahead of it, milder air. behind it, something colder. so clearer skies across scotland, some sunshine. likely to see some wintry showers pushing into the north and west through the day. further south, we're still keeping that layer of cloud, bringing some patchy light rain or drizzle, particularly for coasts and hills. some mist and fog too. still mild across central, southern england, parts of wales, southern parts of northern england, but colder further north. and that trend continues, that colder air moving its way southwards, as we head into wednesday, all tied into this cold front. by this stage, we'll start to see more snow showers piling into scotland. so something of a temperature yo—yo in the we

it's led the republic of ireland, england, northern ireland, wales and scotland to decide on a joint hip. just months after england hosted the euro 2020 final at wembley where there were serious issues with fan trouble but digital, culture, media and sport committee chairjulian knight tweeted: i welcome the news that the fa have decided to focus on the euro 2028 bid rather than that of the 2030 world cup. however, as i said last year, it is great pity millions were wasted on this vanity project of a bid we were never going to win. and paul collingwood has said he ”can't wait to get started”, after being appointed as interim head coach of the england men's cricket team. he'll take charge for the three—match test series against west indies next month. chris silverwood left the role following england's 4—0 ashes defeat in australia. collingwood also took charge of england's t20 series defeat in the caribbean last month. the test squad will be announced later this week. just to let you know there are four stones are still to come in the semifinal of the mixed double carolling at the winte

another whether front across northern ireland, england and wales. 0n either side, across northern irelands five to 12 degrees. storm eunice is waiting in the wings. i am going tojump you 23 hours. the storm is coming tonight and tomorrow, with significant snow across the north of scotland and on higher ground. gusty winds, there will be blizzards and drifting. drifting snow on the hills across northern ireland and northern england and as we come further south, you can see the wind gusts, one in birmingham at 73 mph. there is an amber weather warning from the met office, increased impact due to the severity of weather, inland gusts of 70 to 80 mph and with exposure on the west coast of wales, 100 mph. hello, this is bbc news: the headlines. storm dudley hits the uk with winds gusting at 100 miles an hour leaving thousands without power and travel disrupted. the foreign secretary says people shouldn't be fooled by claims from russia that its forces are being withdrawn from the border with ukraine. a swimmer killed in a shark attack in australia is named locally as a british man. more than 1

heavier moving into the rain heavier moving into northern england and gradually into northern england and gradually into north wales as we go through the afternoon. for northern ireland and scotland, it will be a windy afternoon with some squally showers. some of these wintry to higher ground with gust of wind on exposed coasts between 55—60 mph. in places. as we go through the afternoon, it will be mild despite the cloud and wind and rain around with highs of 12 or 13. and that unsettled, wet and often windy seem at times looks set to continue for the start of the new working week. that is it. take care. he's widely considered the greatest player of his time in an era of legends. serbia's novak djokovic has taken tennis to another level. but when he landed in australia injanuary, bidding to become the most successful men's player ever, he sparked one of the biggest controversies in the history of the sport. australia cancelled his visa — twice. protests, a diplomatic stand—off, and an international outcry followed. why? because amid a pandemic in which millions have died, this elite

but a cold morning friday morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england.aces during friday morning. but some sunshine working in across parts of northern england, wales, and the southwest, and eventually that rain and sleetiness will clear away from the southeast, too. so, then, we're all in the clearer spells on friday — some sunshine, but also plenty of showers streaming in on that brisk wind. so, gusts will be about 30—110 mph, perhaps as high as 50 mph in the north—west. and wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, and northern england in particular. temperatures between only about 4—9 celsius, and feeling colder when you add on the wind chill, as well. overnight friday night, we've got clearer skies, 1—2 wintry showers, some rain and hill snow working into the northwest later in the night. but under those clear skies, we'll be seeing quite a cold start to your weekend, with quite a widespread frost. so, heading on into saturday, then, after that cold start, the next weather front streams in from the atlantic — and you can s

some of those snow showers may push in to northern england.eally, it's a day of sunshine and showers for many of us, and those showers will be of snow for scotland and into northern england. still those gusty winds, so it's going to feel colder than these temperatures suggest, that colder air starting to push across much of the uk, may be 10 or 11 celsius across central and southern england. it may not feel that way given the strength of the wind. now, most of the showers will tend to fade as we head through tomorrow evening and the risk of snow diminishes across scotland, so some clearer skies. cold, frosty night for many, ahead of more cloud, and something milderjust starting to push on monday. this is the bigger picture, if you like, on monday — this warm front pushing across the uk, with high pressure just to the south. looks like we probably won't see much if any rain across central southern england and south wales and the rain on monday perhaps across the north and west of scotland into northern england, maybe across north wales, some pa

ireland come much of northern england, gettingtry showers putting in the north and west of scotland slow further show accumulations here. we have got that cold front just lingering across central and southern parts of the uk and we will keep the cloud and the high—temperature is behind icy. again, temperatures in single digits. by the time we get to sunday that front is starting to clear. eddy of low pressure because scotland, squeezing the isomers, strong winds on thursday, the length of the gales particularly because the northern isles, further show showers, blizzards, plenty of sunshine further south and for many icy will be advised they are but likely to keep a little more cloud across the far south of the uk. wins bisque of us on thursday, especially so. scotland. as mentioned, there is a chance we these gales here and icy looks like that colder air by this stage on thursday could be starting to get into southern parts of the uk. as we had from thursday into friday we noticed this area of high pressure is starting to build on

patchy rain into scotland, northern england, northern ireland and wales.but increasingly curvy. it will, however, be feeling milder. goodbye. —— increasingly cloudy. i'm ben mundy, you're watching bbc news. we'lljoin clive myrie shortly for a full round—up of the day's main stories. but before we do — prince charles says he's honoured by a request from the queen that the duchess of cornwall be known as queen consort when he becomes king. the prince of wales has paid tribute to the queen, calling her 70 years on the throne as a "remarkable achievement". jane hill is at buckingham palace for us today. we've had the statement from her ma'esty which, amon-st we've had the statement from her majesty which, amongst other things, is looking forward to the year ahead. she says it is her greatest wish that camilla becomes queen consort when the time comes. let's discuss the day and the year ahead with victoria howard who is with me at the palace, the editor of the website, the crown chronicles, and website, the crown chronicles, and we can start with that thought

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, wales, west facing coasts, southern scotland, northern england, wales, west—facing coasts, werestore power, that's just going to exacerbate the issue. don't go shinning up pylons. and there is a lot of heavy rain around at the moment. the environment agency have issued a warning about a potential evacuation, they say that some homes are going to be evacuated because there is a risk to life near the river mersey. we potentially got the surge effect with those strengthening winds at 60 or 70 mph. and heavy rain. it's also incredibly mild out there and we've got snowmelt from recent snow that we've had. so it's a tricky picture to communicate but basically it stays unsettled. and looking ahead to the weather, it stays unsettled through the week, with the heaviest of the rain and the strongest of the winds as we go through the next few days, the emphasis is going to shift toward scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that was the good afternoon. it's miserable out there. for many, spells of heavy rain moving their way across england and wales. blustery showers and gusts

scotland, northern ireland, northern england, the wind beginning to wrap up.ruption, road, railand at number of trees. widespread travel disruption, road, rail and at the airports. and quite a high chance of power cuts. further north with snow on the high ground of scotland and northern england, blizzards and because the snow is going to come down so quickly in those listed conditions, gritters and snowploughs may struggle to keep and vehicles maybe stranded. multiple hazards from this dangerous storm system on friday. bringing strong went to europe into the weekend. another area of low pressure chasing in. this will continue the theme of very windy weather with gales or even severe gales on saturday and sunday, rain and showers as well. staying very unsettled and blustery. the main focus is on the multiple hazards from storm eunice. gusts of wind up to 90 mph as well as blizzard conditions over the hills of northern england. we expect widespread disruption. earlier in the process. andrew, j thank you so much. thank you. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. you're watch

the rain will be fairly persistent across northern england, wales and south—west england, and ahead ofaverage wind speeds. the gusts obviously will be more than that in the north—west and also the south—west. temperatures today, 9—13 degrees with the wind slowly starting to ease through the course the afternoon. as we head on through the evening and overnight, eventually the weather front does take its cloud and rain into the south—east. behind it, we will have clear skies and especially across northern ireland, northern england and scotland, where you can see the blues on the chart, there is going to be a sharp frost. temperatures in actual fact could fall as low as —3 in parts of scotland and we could see a bit of mist and fog forming in east wales, northern and western parts of the midlands. tomorrow, high pressure really builds in. you can see where we've got our weather front across the south—east. that's going to be fairly weak in the south—eastern end of it so there will be a fair bit of cloud around, some patchy light rain and drizzle. but if we follow it round as it comes back

want to stress that we could see damaging gusts of wind once again across southern scotland, northern england water levels have risen and the wider area now braces for the strong winds of storm franklin. james reynolds, bbc news. we arejust seeing we are just seeing another consequence of sturm franklin over the past few minutes, hearing that the past few minutes, hearing that the runway lights at gatwick airport were knocked out for a short time. accordingly system at 6:29pm. very unusual. the airport says the outage doesn't have an impact on flights and flights are arriving and departing as normal. some delays and cancellations because of high winds and we have seen that in the last few days at many airports across the uk and europe. let's stick with the storm is getting ready to come in to various areas. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has more about what to expect there. it is feeling pretty gusty already, let me tell you, and it is expected to get quite a bit worse. winds of up to 80 mph predicted in northern ireland's coastal areas and it is really forecast to feel the strongest of

but a cold morning friday morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england.orning. but some sunshine working in across parts of northern england, wales, and the southwest, and eventually that rain and sleetiness will clear away from the southeast, too. so, then, we're all in the clearer spells on friday — some sunshine, but also plenty of showers streaming in on that brisk wind. so, gusts are going to be about 30—40 mph, perhaps as high as 50 mph in the north—west. and wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland, and northern england in particular. temperatures between only about 4—9 celsius, and feeling colder when you add on the wind chill, as well. overnight friday night, then, we've got clearer skies, one or two wintry showers, some rain and hill snow working into the northwest later in the night. but under those clear skies, we're going to be seeing quite a cold start to your weekend, with quite a widespread frost. so, heading on into saturday, then, after that cold start, the next weather front streams in from the atlantic — and

so i think across parts of northern england, the midlands, and wales, temperatures will actually comeusty winds driving showers in from the west across scotland that will be wintry and notjust across the highest ground. certainly cold for scotland — highs ofjust 4—5 celsius, 11—12 further south. now this front looks like it might develop something of a wave wednesday into thursday. when we see one of those, it can slow the front down from clearing the south of the uk. so perhaps a bit more cloud and some rain here through the day. this is of more concern to us, though, this little area of low pressure that will clip scotland overnight wednesday into thursday — a double—pronged attack. some heavier, more persistent snow showers, also some strong gale force winds, perhaps gusting 50—60 mph. could do some damage, will also make it feel particularly raw across northernmost reaches of the uk on thursday. thursday into friday, an area of high pressure actually bumps up from the south, though, and will kill the winds off overnight — perfect set—up for a widespread and hard frost to get us in

this is the weather warning covering areas of scotland and northern ireland and northern england.ially 90mph, bringing down trees, causing disruption to transport, throughout the night on wednesday and into the start of thursday it is still very mild on thursday it is still very mild on thursday but we don't get much of a respite before the next storm comes in, which looks set to impact more of england and wales. just a yellow warning at the moment for this system, although there is some uncertainty, but easily it could be very powerful and destructive. to add to that, some potential blizzards in the north on the northern edge of that low pressure system, with quite significant snow blowing around in the strong winds. that's it, so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. good afternoon, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. straight to beijing where day ten is drawing to a close, but one of great britain's medal hopes are in action right now. it's not quite gone to plan so for brad hall and nick gleeson in the

plenty of snow showers piling into scotland and perhaps northern england as well.bc news with luxmy gopal. the headlines... pressure continues to build on borisjohnson as another former british minister, nick gibb, calls on him to resign as prime minister. but the former international trade secretary, liam fox, says mps should wait for the outcome of the met police investigation before making a judgment british ministers are strengthening a bill that will force social media companies to take down harmful content more quickly. emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful of reaching a five—year—old boy, who's spent four days trapped in a well. and the queen reads cards from well wishers ahead of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne. now on bbc news... for years, israel and iran have been involved in a hidden war. jiyar gol has travelled to israel on the trail missing secret documents and investigates evidence suggesting they led to the assassination of an iranian nuclear scientist. for decades, two of the middle east's most implacable foes, israel

ireland and northern england, significant snow in scotland, could temperatures the least of our worries, but really cold in the north where that snow is falling. now, things will only very slowly calm down during friday evening, we'll see some wintry showers pushing in from the northwest. and then, for saturday, a band of rain pushing in from the west potentially with some snow, especially over high ground in the north. it will be a windy day — not as extremely windy as friday, but still potentially windy enough to hamper any clean—up efforts. temperatures between 3—10 celsius. and we stick with a fairly blustery theme as we head into sunday. some brisk winds across the uk, outbreaks of heavy rain, but mild, 9—13 celsius. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, the headlines: the us urges russia to formally announce that it will not invade ukraine, as fears mount that it's preparing to create a pretext for war. but let me be clear — i am here today not to start a war, but to prevent one. and a judge in new york has ruled donald trump and

northern england may have avoided the worst of storms units and dudley is bearing the brunt of franklinking on future flood defences on the river aire at kirkstall until it was washed away. in hampton bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsley, correctness. this is knaresborough, where residents and their pets were rescued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger mersey looks extremely choppy as this tug went to work. i travel liverpool. and a bumpy ride for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south—western, great western and avante among the operators are urging customers to cancel or delay their journey. are urging customers to cancel or delay theirjourney. and with wind warning are still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will bach