but also, one or two showers developing across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland lateror 8 degrees if you see cloudy skies overhead, but temperatures in the clearer spots will get down to freezing or a touch below. but into tomorrow, this area of high pressure that's been with us for so many days now — well, it begins to loosen its grip and, slowly but surely, things will start to turn a bit more unsettled. so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, some areas of low cloud down this east coast could keep it quite chilly for some north sea coastal areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotl

but also, one or two showers developing across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland laterif you see cloudy skies overhead, but temperatures in the clearer spots will get down to freezing or a touch below. but into tomorrow, this area of high pressure that's been with us for so many days now — well, it begins to loosen its grip and, slowly but surely, things will start to turn a bit more unsettled. so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, some areas of low cloud down this east coast could keep it quite chilly for some north sea coastal areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that wil

pushes into northern england and northern ireland and stiffening to some southern parts of scotland1 or 12 degrees, most places in single figures and we have got the sunshine still scotland more of a praise and a good feel chillier than today. that breeze then takes the cloud that breeze then takes the cloud patchy rain and drizzle across and all that i would have found one displaying weather front from the uk and a much milder start on thursday fall but it will be a bit of a damp start as well with the other front quickly pushing its way eastwards away from some western areas as related thursday morning and meeting resistance from developing south—easterly flow across the north sea and that means the weather front may climb to a halt, eastern scotland and the spine of england with outbreaks of rain continuing in stiffening and a rather grey misty look with it. temperatures actually to the best that we can into the weekend and high pressure builds on the weather front but then gets trapped. plenty of cloud run, some patchy drizzle but then gradually turning devices through the weeke

but also, one or two showers developing across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland laterad, but temperatures in the clearer spots will get down to freezing or a touch below. but into tomorrow, this area of high pressure that's been with us for so many days now — well, it begins to loosen its grip and, slowly but surely, things will start to turn a bit more unsettled. so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, some areas of low cloud down this east coast could keep it quite chilly for some north sea coastal areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers,

that's 10—12 millimetres of rain possible across parts of wales, the midlands and northern england.next weekend. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. the facility is used for training with nato instructors — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, it would likely change nato's stance on the conflict. translation: if he uses weapons of mass destruction, _ it will be a game—changer in the whole thing. because it will be dangerous not only for europe, for our region, central europe, but for the whole world.

cloud, rain and drizzle across wales, midlands, minimal impression and northern england and northernent, that believes then takes the client, that believes then takes the client, patchy rain and drizzle scotland as a guide to wednesday and on wednesday night. build a cloud around and mop pushing in from the west it will be much milder start on thursday for all but a bit of a damp start as well. weather from quickly pushing its way eastwards away from some western areas as we go through thursday morning to a better chance of brightening up here but it is meeting resistance from developing south—easterly flow across in the north sea and that means the weather front may grind to a halt from eastern scotland and the spine of england with outbreaks of rain continuing into the afternoon and a bad big mate misty look to go with it. temperatures 9—12 . bad big mate misty look to go with it. temperatures 9—12. similar set of damages to go with it. temperatures 9—12 . of damages to go with it. temperatures 9—12. similar set of images finished the weekend in the can. i bills and the weather fro

so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, somea coastal areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air tucks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some

so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, somel areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air tucks in from the north, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this weather front with a wriggle along it starts to push southwards. because of this wriggle, this wave, there's uncertainty aboutjust how much progress southwards this front will make, how quickly it will be moving. but what we do know is behind it, we'll see much colder air tucking in, so there is likely to be some snow, e

but also, one or two showers developing across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland laterts will get down to freezing or a touch below. but into tomorrow, this area of high pressure that's been with us and, slowly but surely, things will start to turn a bit more unsettled. so, some of those showers through the day across parts of northern england, maybe northern ireland, some areas of low cloud down this east coast could keep it quite chilly for some north sea coastal areas. and cloud rolling up from the south as well, introducing some rain for the channel islands and possibly the odd shower for southwest england and wales during the afternoon. amidst all of that, there will still be some sunshine and some warmth, temperatures at best up to 17 or 18 degrees. as we get into tuesday, quite a lot of cloud around. some showers down towards the south — some could be heavy and thundery. we start to see a weather front setting up across scotland. that will start to bring some showers, these beginning to turn wintry, as colder air talks in from the north, and that is a sign of thi

the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england,on, through some southern parts of scotland. it's going to be quite murky over the hills. we could see a little bit of brightness breakthrough parts of wales and the southwest. if we do, 11—12 degrees. most places in single figures. whilst we've got the sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go through into wednesday evening and wednesday night. with all that cloud around, one decaying weather front across the uk, another one pushing in from the west. it will be a much milder start on thursday for all, but it will be a bit of a damp start as well. the weather front quickly pushing its way eastwards, away from some western areas, as we go through thursday morning. so a better chance of brightening up here, but it's meeting resistance from developing southeasterly flow across the north sea. and that means the weather front may grind to a halt. eastern scotland,

today, though, it has been rain keeping it on the chilly side across parts of northern england but either of england. the final peta ad across northern england and there is a bad of rain to head into the far north of rain to head into the far north of scotland but the west of mainland scotland having some clearer skies and perhaps a slight frost overnight. so cold elsewhere. low cloud, mist and fog coming in to the eastern parts of england into the midlands as well. that was slowly turns to lift but it could linger and keep it cold across some parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire and east anglia. otherwise you will see some sunshine. cher was breaking out. rain heading out into the english channel and some wet weather moving on to scotland and that will turn wintry in the hills. for all of us it will be a colder day on tuesday. the really cold air is to the north of that weather front, bringing wet weather down across scotland and a weather front continue southwards overnight and into a dense day so we have got the stone of cloudy weather here. this is where we have got rain but also

the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england,ite murky over the hills. we could see a little bit of brightness breakthrough parts of wales and the southwest. if we do, 11—12 degrees. most places in single figures. whilst we've got the sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go through into wednesday evening and wednesday night. with all that cloud around, one decaying weather front across the uk, another one pushing in from the west. it will be a much milder start on thursday for all, but it will be a bit of a damp start as well. the weather front quickly pushing its way eastwards away from some western areas as we go through thursday morning. so a better chance of brightening up here, but its meeting resistance from developing southeasterly flow across the north sea. and that means the weather front may grind to a halt. eastern scotland down the spine of england with outbreaks of rain continuing into the

the temperatures in most towns and cities, around freezing or even below and in rural spots of northern englandalls to minus six celsius but that is the exception. a chilly start across many areas, sunshine right from the word go, there will be a build—up of a bit of cloud through the afternoon and then pleasant temperatures across central and southern britain, 15—16 c, a bit cold on the north sea coast there off aberdeen, io celsius. in the days ahead, turning warmer, much more warmer weather spreading in from the southern climes all the way from spain, the mediterranean, across france and i think temperatures are likely to hit 20 celsius. we've already had 20 celsius this weekend in western parts of scotland but that was a very, very local effect with high teens and 20 degrees will be more widespread across this portion of the uk and in fact temperatures may spark off one or two showers across central and northern england come tuesday. a really pleasant, warm sunny day with temperatures above average for the time of year. the high pressure is then around the uk with light winds going around i

0therwise northern england and wales. r sunny spells tomorrow, it will not be as windy and it will feel warmer. a touch of frost into tuesday morning, a few fog patches to the south. more wind and rain coming into north of scotland as the day goes on. cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells. feels warmer, especially in south—east england after the fog. high pressure building in after that unsettling the weather down from thursday. 0n unsettling the weather down from thursday. on wednesday, a greater chance of more places seeing rain, but after that with high pressure arriving, chilly nights but fine days with sunny spells. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm geeta guru—murthy. our top stories — at least nine dead in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. translation: the yavoriv facility came under attack 79 people havej been injured out on hospital and nine heroic people died. ukraine says fo

it has now moved into parts of scotland and northern england.ally enjoying the fine and the dry weather. now here's the band of cloud that brought the showers earlier on to northern ireland. it has been crossing the irish sea, now spreading across northern areas and i think at the end of the afternoon we are talking about rain in central scotland, moving through the lowlands with some showers there in northern england too, but generally speaking, there is a lot of dry and even sunny weather to end the afternoon. this evening, it is going to be clear with light winds. the temperatures will drop. in fact, in many major towns and cities they will maybe be a couple of degrees above freezing and certainly out of town a frost on the way first thing on tuesday morning. the winds are increasing out towards the north—west. a weather front is approaching. that spells rain for the western isles of scotland and also the west of northern ireland in the morning. through the afternoon, very slowly that weather front will move further east. but elsewhere across

very cold for northern england, northern ireland down into the midlands.sewhere, a little bit of patchy clouds drifting clause wales, elsewhere, a little bit of patchy clouds drifting towards wales, northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland but it is looking drive. it's all going to feel particular warm silly bit of a breeze coming in low easterly direction. temperatures at best on monday afternoon only between around about seven to nine degrees for most of us. despite a lot of spring sunshine around, it isn't going to feel particularly warm for this time of year. but dry with light winds, a pleasant day ahead on monday. as we move through monday evening and overnight into tuesday there will be a few areas of cloud drifting from south to north. but still some long, clear spells so another cold night. probably temperatures not quite as low first thing tuesday as they are first thing monday morning. but still a widespread frost for tuesday morning. set to change a little bit through the day on tuesday because we've got a weather front approaching

the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england,to be quite murky over the hills. we could see a little bit of brightness breakthrough parts of wales and the southwest. if we do, 11—12 degrees. most places in single figures. whilst we've got the sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go through into wednesday evening and wednesday night. with all that cloud around, one decaying weather front across the uk, another one pushing in from the west. it will be a much milder start on thursday for all, but it will be a bit of a damp start as well. the weather front quickly pushing its way eastwards, away from some western areas, as we go through thursday morning. so a better chance of brightening up here, but it's meeting resistance from developing southeasterly flow across the north sea. and that means the weather front may grind to a halt. eastern scotland, down the spine of england, with outbreaks of rain contin

the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england, the hills. we could see a little bit of brightness breakthrough parts of wales and the southwest. if we do, 11—12 degrees. most places in single figures. whilst we've got the sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go through into wednesday evening and wednesday night. with all that cloud around, one decaying weather front across the uk, another one pushing in from the west. it will be a much milder start on thursday for all, but it will be a bit of a damp start as well. the weather front quickly pushing its way eastwards, away from some western areas, as we go through thursday morning. so a better chance of brightening up here, but it's meeting resistance from developing southeasterly flow across the north sea. and that means the weather front may grind to a halt. eastern scotland, down the spine of england, with outbreaks of rain continuing into the afternoo

very cold for northern england, northern ireland down into the midlands as well.ar south, where we've got a bit of a breeze blowing through the morning. but there will be more sunshine compared to the weekend across many southern and eastern parts of england. elsewhere, a little bit of patchy cloud drifting across wales, northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, too, but it is looking dry. it's not going to feel particularly warm — still a bit of a breeze coming in an easterly direction — and temperatures at best on monday afternoon only between around about 7—9 degrees for most of us, so despite a lot of spring sunshine around, it isn't going to feel particularly warm for this time of year. but dry with light winds, a pleasant day ahead on monday. as we move through monday evening and overnight into tuesday, there will be a few areas of cloud drifting from south to north but still, some long, clear spells, so another cold night. probably temperatures not quite as low first thing tuesday as they are first thing monday morning but still, a widespread f

the cloud, rain, drizzle across wales, midlands, southern england, then pushes into northern england,sunshine still in northern scotland, more of a breeze will make it feel chillier than today. so that breeze then takes the cloud and patchy rain across scotland as we go through into wednesday evening and wednesday night. with all that cloud around, one decaying weather front across the uk, another one pushing in from the west. it will be a much milder start on thursday for all, but it will be a bit of a damp start as well. the weather front quickly pushing its way eastwards away from some western areas as we go through thursday morning. so a better chance of brightening up here, but it's meeting resistance from developing southeasterly flow across the north sea. and that means the weather front may grind to a halt. eastern scotland down the spine of england with outbreaks of rain continuing into the afternoon and a rather gray, misty look to go with it. temperatures 9—12 celsius. similar sort of temperatures, actually, through the rest of the week and into the weekend. high pressure,

the satellite image shows this line of cloud draped through parts of scotland, northern england, down towards wales and the south—west. either side of that, we have sunshine for parts of northern ireland and the south—east in particular. in east ayrshire it is cloudy with drizzly rain coming out of that cloud as well. the weather front is weakening as we head through the rest of the afternoon but still the odd splash of rain through parts of central southern england, up towards the highlands as well. some sunshine coming through, and in the sunshine in the east it is feeling pretty warm out there, in fact 16 degrees. cooler further west, just 10 degrees in belfast. heading into the evening hours, many will see cloud, the odd spot of rain drifting northwards as we go through tonight, particularly for northern england and scotland as well. the breeze will be picking up overnight so it won't be as cold as recent nights, between seven and 10 degrees. the frost—free start to your friday morning, but tomorrow will be more breezy rain, initially for parts of scotland, and then this next exte

a little bit of fair weather cloud, perhaps bubbling up across northern england. reaches of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, but in the sunshine. temperatures widely getting up to 15 to 18 degrees. british summertime officially starts on sunday. the clocks go forward an hour between 1:00am and 2:00am and this is what happens outside underneath the area of high pressure. during the small hours, we pull in some more cloud from the north sea. quite low cloud, potentially quite dense cloud. so actually a little milder across particularly central and eastern parts of england as we go into early sunday, still looking at pockets of frost for scotland and northern ireland for the west across wales as well. but then that cloud looks like it's going to stick around across central and eastern england through the day on sunday, slowly breaking up. i think many areas will end up eventually with sunny spells, but adjacent to the north sea, the cloud likely to stay quite solid, quite stubborn and peg the temperatures back, notablyjust 11 there in hull and norwich. w

the last of that rain does clear eastern england into tonight, a few showers in the far southwest and some more rain pushing back into northernith lighter winds across parts of wales and england. there could just be a touch of frost here and there as the day begins tomorrow. with early rain clearing away from northern ireland, outbreaks of rain through scotland, northern england, north wales, a few showers southern and eastern england. but for much of wales and england, it's sunny spells and it'll feel a bit warmer. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm tim willcox. the war in ukraine comes to the door of nato and the eu. at least 35 are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border. according to preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired. the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. the facility is used for training with nato instructors — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. poland's president tells the bbc that if russia used weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, it would

very cold for northern england, northern ireland, down into the midlands as well.l be more sunshine compared to the weekend across many southern and eastern parts of england. elsewhere, a little bit of patchy cloud drifting across wales, northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, too, but it is looking dry. it's not going to feel particularly warm — still a bit of a breeze coming in an easterly direction — and temperatures at best on monday afternoon only between around about 7—9 degrees for most of us, so despite a lot of spring sunshine around, it isn't going to feel particularly warm for this time of year. but dry with light winds, a pleasant day ahead on monday. as we move through monday evening and overnight into tuesday, there will be a few areas of cloud drifting from south to north but still, some long, clear spells, so another cold night. probably temperatures not quite as low first thing tuesday as they are first thing monday morning but still, a widespread frost for tuesday morning. things are set to change a little bit through the day on tue

some showers developing across northern england through the afternoon. mes that transition into the colder air, through tuesday into wednesday, arctic air slides all the way south across the uk and the feeling will be very noticeable. through tuesday, the colder air pushing into scotland and northern england, a few showers here turning increasingly wintry across the hills. further south, we're kind of in a transition, losing that milder air through the course of the day by the afternoon. temperatures i2, 13 degrees, certainly much cooler than we would have seen through the weekend, with a chance of some showers across england and wales. wednesday, the colder air into all parts with just about scraping ten or ii for cardiff and london. and here's the area of low pressure that i alluded to at the start, running into the colder air, perhaps slightly overly dramatic on our model at the moment, but you can see the theme — certainly looking like there could be something wintry to end this week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or aro

tomorrow, low cloud, mist and fog to contend with and showers across parts of northern england and northernrain in the channel islands and south—west later of england. 18 in the sunniest spots. through the week, it will be colder by day and night and there will be some rain, sleet and snow for some. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories: the us government tries to clarify president biden's comments about vladimir putin remaining in power, saying it is not america'sjob to force him out. as you know, and as you've heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia, or anywhere else for that matter. as the destruction of ukraine continues, president zelensky urges western countries to supply more planes, tanks, and missile defence systems. ukrainian military intelligence says moscow may be attempting to split the country into two parts having failed to take the capital. officials in colombia say taylor hawkins, the drummer with the rock band the foo fighters,

drier air moving in, increasingly we'll see more of the showers tend to snow for scotland and northern englandombination of those showers and the frosty conditions will give us icy stretches. first thing thursday morning, particularly but not exclusively across parts of scotland and northern england. now through thursday, it is a day of sunshine and showers. the showers will come through as sleet, still a bit of hill snow around, and with this more pronounced band of showers in kent, we could see a bit of snow there over the highest ground. east anglia and southeast england having strong gusts of wind throughout the day — that will make it feel cold, particularly given that temperatures are going to be lower than they've been today. we're looking at highs of 6 celsius in norwich, but for most of us, temperatures will be quite a few degrees below average for the time of year. now, heading through thursday night, showers continue to feed on that gusty wind, particularly across eastern areas. again, there's a risk of some icy stretches building up almost anywhere, really, as we have another wides

showery — in fact, quite soggy —for some central and southern parts of scotland and northernmost northern england tuesday, i think we'll lose a lot of our showers as high pressure tries to take some influence from the east and we've got, well, i should say a weather front, part of an area of low pressure trying to push in from the west to the northwest of scotland and northern ireland, so it'll thicken the cloud up for scotland and northern ireland through the day, but i think we'll see little in the way of rain really making inroads eastwards. a lot of sunshine for england and wales, up to 15 degrees in the southeast. could be warmer still across the southeast of england on wednesday thanks to a push of air from the south, but it looks like that southerly airstream will combine with our weather front further north and produce an area of very wet weather across parts of wales, the midlands, northern england and, eventually, into southern scotland through wednesday. perhaps half an inch of rain for some. but from then on, high pressure takes hold, looking much more settled. this is bbc news. i'm l

in fact, the temperatures may spark off one or two showers, particularly across central and northern englandesday, spot the difference, maybe give or take a degree here and there, again really pleasant weather. the winds should be light as well, and it will start warming up on the north coast 17 degrees, for example, in hull. so the high pressure is then centred around the uk on thursday, just light winds blowing around it. much of the country will find itself in the centre of that high, so it means hardly a breath of wind with those sunny skies. and you can see we keep that fine weather into the whole of the week. and then the weekend looks at least bright or sunny as well. it will turn more unsettled end of the month. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... 10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war — more than a quarter of the population. among them — children who escaped from besieged mariupol — but are left with life—changing injuries. all of these are victims

very cold for northern england, northern ireland down into the midlands as well.reeze blowing through the morning. but there will be more sunshine compared to the weekend across many southern and eastern parts of england. elsewhere, a little bit of patchy cloud drifting across wales, northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, too, but it is looking dry. it's not going to feel particularly warm — still a bit of a breeze coming in an easterly direction — and temperatures at best on monday afternoon only between around about 7—9 degrees for most of us, so despite a lot of spring sunshine around, it isn't going to feel particularly warm for this time of year. but dry with light winds, a pleasant day ahead on monday. as we move through monday evening and overnight into tuesday, there will be a few areas of cloud drifting from south to north but still, some long, clear spells, so another cold night. probably temperatures not quite as low first thing tuesday as they are first thing monday morning but still, a widespread frost for tuesday morning. things are s

some sleet and snow over the hills, wetter weather arriving in northern england and perhaps northern ireland. behind that we get the arctic air, ice and snow in northern scotland, frost likely here, chilly across southern parts of england and wales, the crowd breaks up and leaves us with mist and fog that is slowly clearing. the shower in the south—west, this main branch of cloud and rain here, some wet weather, to the north we had sunshine and wintry showers. only 5 degrees tomorrow afternoon in newcastle, the last of the mild air is across southern england. the rain we see will turn to sleet and snow overnight, there could be a light covering in southern england on thursday morning, a wintry look on thursday morning, a wintry look on thursday morning, a wintry look on thursday morning with the widespread frost and icy patches. the last sleet and snow clears away from the south east corner on thursday, that we all had sunshine at wintry showers, hail, sleet and snow. a rash of showers for northern and eastern areas blown whilst on the strong and gusty winds. the winds will make it f

that's10—12 millimetres of rain possible across parts of wales, the midlands and northern england.s bbc news welcome if you're watching here or around the world, our top stories. at least 35 people are killed and dozens injured in a missile attack on a ukrainian military base near the polish border.— polish border. according to preliminary _ polish border. according to preliminary data, _ polish border. according to preliminary data, more - polish border. according to | preliminary data, more than polish border. according to - preliminary data, more than 30 missiles were fired, the air defence system worked and a number were shot down. �* w , , ., down. and the facilities used for trainin: down. and the facilities used for training with _ down. and the facilities used for training with nato _ down. and the facilities used for training with nato instructors, . down. and the facilities used for training with nato instructors, it| training with nato instructors, it is not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. the ukrainian president visits injured soldiers at a hospital in ky

england. by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers. ernoon to wales and parts of northwest england, but cooler here, whereas we could still see up to around 15 degrees in the southeast corner. that milder air with it the saharan dust and the rain pushes out into the north sea as we go through the night into thursday. another chilly start on thursday, touch of frost around, much of england and wales will be dry and bright. showers or a greater chance of them in north wales, northern england on thursday and sunshine and shower day for scotland and northern ireland. a bit chilly here, temperatures climbing again further south, and as we go through the rest of the week, well, it does look like with high pressure building, plenty of blue skies and sunshine into the weekend. see you soon. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories: the battle for ukraine goes on. a russian strike on a block of flats in kyiv kills one person and injures i2. this is the nightmare for the city, more attacks like this, and, of course, they are vulnera

temperatures 9 to 12 degrees, up to 13 in parts of northern england. into tonight. a few showers towards the south—west and rain pushing back into northern ireland and by the end of the night western scotland. clearer skies to the south and lighter winds may allow for a touch of frost as monday begins. rain clears northern ireland and a few showers follow, outbreaks of rain for scotland, northern england and north wales tomorrow. south of that, a few showers, southern and eastern england. for wales and england, sunny spells tomorrow, it will not be as windy, it will feel warmer. a touch of frost into tuesday morning, a few fog patches to the south and more wind and rain coming into the north of scotland as the day goes on. cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells. feels warmer, especially in south—east england after the early fog. couple of weather systems combine wednesday with rain, moving southwards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. on wednesday, a great

the weather front on wednesday sitting there across northern england, southern scotland and northern s will be reaching sea level. staying dry in the south. the last dregs of something a bit milder. already, for the midlands northwards, it will feel much colder. colder still as we go to wednesday night into thursday morning. we could see rain 20 snow across east anglia, parts of the southeast and central and southern england. to the north of it we will see sunshine and snow again, maybe a bit of sleet and hail mixed in. a pretty windy towards the south—east corner and that is going to add to the chill. temperatures in single figures for most. feeling closer to freezing on the strength of the wind. goodbye for now. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. ukraine's president zelensky says his country could become neutral — in a bid to end russia's invasion. negotiations between the two countries take place in turkey. it countries take place in turkey. is impossible to for com pletely it is impossible to force russia completely from ukrainian ter

temperatures nine to 12 degrees, up to 13 in parts of northern england. pushing back into northern ireland and by the end of the night western scotland. clearer skies to the south and lighter winds may allow for a touch of frost as monday begins. rain clears northern ireland and a few showers follow, outbreaks of rain for scotland, northern england and north wales tomorrow. south of that, a few showers, southern and eastern england. a lease for wales and england. a lease for wales and england in their sunny spells tomorrow, it will not be as windy, it will feel warmer. a touch of frost into tuesday morning, a few fog patches to the south and more wind and rain coming into north of scotland as the day goes on. cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells. feels warmer, especially in south—east england after the early fog. couple of weather systems combine wednesday with rain, claiming southwards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. on wednesday, a greater chance of mo

that's10—12 millimetres of rain possible across parts of wales, the midlands and northern england.lines: ukraine says at least 35 people have been killed in a missile attack on a military base near the polish border. dozens more were injured. foreign instructors have worked there in the past — it's not known if any are currently there. the ukrainian president has visited a hospital in kyiv where he met staff and wounded soldiers. earlier, he said the country has lost 1300 soldiers in battle. the russians have killed an american journalist outside kyiv. brent renaud's car was targeted as he was on his way to film civilians fleeing the russian invaders. here the government has announced more details of a scheme to allow those fleeing the war to come to the uk, offering £350 a month for taking in ukrainian refugees.

into the weekend, the best of the weather is likely to be across scotland and northern ireland with the sunshine. for england scotland and northern ireland, followed by a good deal of sunshine. there could be early sunshine on in wales and south—west england. having moved towards the east, the rain moves back towards the west on saturday. the weather front bringing the rain doesn't really know whether it's coming or going, but it should go during the second half of the weekend. it gets swapped by this area of high pressure which should start to dry things out. there could still be pockets of light rain affecting parts of south—west england and south wales. perhaps not quite so much sunshine on sunday across scotland and northern ireland. the winds will be light but it is still quite chilly with temperatures around seven to nine celsius. darren, thank you. let's go back now to clive myrie in kyiv. thank you, sophie. a million people have now fled this country since the russian invasion began. almost all of them are women and children. more than half have gone to poland and many are travelling by train through

so we'll have these showers across parts of northern england, the isle of man, potentially into south—eastern rain for the channel islands, the odd shower for the south—west of england and wales. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. temperatures up to 16 or 17 although quite chilly for the eastern coast. tuesday, a lot of cloud at this stage. the chance of showers to the south, some of them heavy. some showers breaking out further north as well add signs of those beginning to turn wintry across scotland as some colder air starts to tuck in. that's a sign of things to come. as we move into wednesday, this weather front is going to push furthersouth, bringing rain, yes, but also potentially some snow. this much colder air pushing its way southwards. a band of rain, sleet and snow. i think the snow mostly over the hills but some could come down to the lower levels. lots of wintry showers packing into scotland through the day. they will certainly bring snow to some quite low levels. temperatures just 4, 5 degrees across northern areas. 11 or 12 further south and it's going to be a pretty chilly end

ireland, northern england, wales and southwesth itself and drift that little bit further eastwards. the frontal system finally decaying, still a breeze, and that will be quite noticeable on sunday and it may welljust drive in a little more cloud, but with some clearer skies, sunday morning could be quite a chilly start. lows of —a or —5 degrees in sheltered rural parts of scotland. so, cold, yes, but lots of sunshine around for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and parts of wales. again, that breeze could drive in a little more cloud across central and southern england. hopefully it'll break up for some glimpses of sunshine and it will be a drier afternoon. but because of that wind direction, and certainly stronger further south, it is going to feel on the chilly side despite some sunshine coming through. so top temperatures are likely to peak at around 8 or 9 degrees. that's just under par for this time of year, really. what's in store for the start of the new working week? well, monday still sees that high pressure wi