brexit wouldn't hurt them. male: we will protect our precious union between great britain and northern ireland. samantha: but when the republic of ireland stayed part of europe, a customs border had to be put in place. unexpectedly, that's included northern ireland anit's infuriated the loca who are loyal to britain. samantha: i'm in the middle of the irish sea, and i've just crossed a new sea border that splits northern ireland from the rest of the country. it's come about because of brexit, and it's this border that could plunge northern ireland back into violent conflict. samantha: the new border came with a shock. customs checks are causing havoc with delays and soaring costs. the truckies are fed up. male: the paperwork trail is very hard. on several occasions just because of a paperwork glitch, we're having to wait hours. samantha: it's a choke on the economy. male: they have actually no idea how they fix this. samantha: but it's nothoke just hurting people's pockets. it's wounded their pride. and there are more protests expected against what's being called the british betrayal. samantha

by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers.ternoon 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 vulner

the west of northern ireland but it's western scotland and to the west of northern ireland where iteze will help to break up the cloud to eastern scotland. temperatures in the north around 7—8 degrees, but in the sunshine further south, a spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. then as we go into the night and through to wednesday morning, clear conditions develop towards western scotland, northern ireland, as showers push their way eastwards. so, here, we will see a frost to start wednesday, a milder start elsewhere, and that's because there'll be a lot more cloud around to start the day. that's because we've got to the south of us storm celia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing out these weather fronts and potentially a little bit of saharan dust across the southeast during the day. a few breaks in the cloud, particularly into the west, cloud amounts often large, outbreaks of rain around and they will be a bit more heavy, persistent, developing to the day, particularly through central and eastern parts of england. by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose of northwe

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but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.h, we've still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south eest of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales, now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8—9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. still not particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures

by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers.righter afternoon 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. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. 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 12. this is the nightmare

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.ve still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south—west of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8, 9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. still not particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures only

a different story in scotland and northern ireland.ay. on thursday, it will turn cloudy again in the north—west as this weather front approaches and some rain is expected in scotland and northern ireland, wheras to the south we actually have high pressure building. so across england and wales it will be a predominantly bright day. i wouldn't rule out a shower further south, but on the whole, a fine day. after that, into the weekend and into next week, high pressure will be building across the rest of the uk and i think we're in for some fine weather with temperatures, very pleasant, up to 17 degrees in some areas. that's it from me. this is bbc news. i'm yalda hakim. welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the globe. powerful explosions again rocked the capital of ukraine. russian air strikes hit residential apartment blocks in kyiv and a metro station. the mayor says four people were killed. from and a metro station. the mayor says four people were killed.— four people were killed. from 8pm, the curfew is _ four people were kil

by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers. 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. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government in ukraine has said more than 4,000 people were evacuated from front—line cities on monday through seven humanitarian corridors. the country's deputy prime minister said three other evacuation routes did not operate successfully. she accused russian forces

northern ireland, isolated shower. for a time during the morning. that breeze though will help to break up the cloud to eastern scotland. temperatures in the north on or around 7—8 degrees, but in the sunshine further south, a pleasant spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. then as we go into the night and through to wednesday morning, clearer conditions develop towards western scotland, northern ireland, as showers push their way eastwards. so, here, we will see a frost to start wednesday. a milder start elsewhere, and that's because there'll be a lot more cloud around to start the day. that's because we've got to the south of us storm celia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing up these weather fronts and potentially a little bit of saharan dust across the south—east during the day. butjust notice across england and wales, whilst there could be a few breaks in the cloud, particularly into the west, the cloud amounts often large, outbreaks of rain around and they will be a bit more heavy, more persistent, d

by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers., 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. the ride with a full throttle invasion? this

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.e south west of england and south wales. further east, though, we've still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south eest of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales, now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8—9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. st

that should be clearing away from northern ireland. with some sunshine and a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast england, through parts of yorkshire, into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast of england, meaning some sunshine is still possible in east anglia. 0ut towards the west, this is where we should see some brighter skie

it is that that will bring the wet weather to the west of scotland and northern ireland.showers through east anglia and the east midlands, drifting their way northwards into yorkshire through much of the day. much of england and wales, varying amounts of sunshine, the best of which in the morning. some sunny spells to the east of scotland and northern ireland, isolated showers, but it is western scotland and to the west of northern ireland where it will turn wetter, by breezy during the morning, and that praise will help break up the clouds to eastern scotland. in the sunshine further south, a pleasant spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. into the night and through to wednesday morning, clear conditions up to western scotland and northern ireland, so a to stop when day. —— a frost to start wednesday full to the south of us, storm ophelia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing up these weather fronts, and portugal, throwing up these weatherfronts, —— storm celia. just notice across england and wales, what they could be a few breaks in the cloud, particularly to

northern ireland, isolated shower.wetter, quite breezy for a time during the morning. that breeze though will help to break up the cloud to eastern scotland. temperatures in the north on or around 7—8 degrees, but in the sunshine further south, a pleasant spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. then as we go into the night and through to wednesday morning, clearer conditions develop towards western scotland, northern ireland, as showers push their way eastwards. so, here, we will see a frost to start wednesday. a milder start elsewhere, and that's because there'll be a lot more cloud around to start the day. that's because we've got to the south of us storm celia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing up these weather fronts and potentially a little bit of saharan dust across the south—east during the day. butjust notice across england and wales, whilst there could be a few breaks in the cloud, particularly into the west, the cloud amounts often large, outbreaks of rain around and they will be a bit more heavy

it is blustery and gusty wherever you are and particularly across northern ireland, western scotland,ough irish sea coast, 40—50 mph, maybe 60 mph gusts in some spots. sunny spells to the east but later in the day, some snow into the highlands and southern uplands as the weather system begins to pull away from scotland. by thursday morning, northern and western scotland and northern ireland, the frost will be back and for much of wales and eastern england, a quite start today. still some patchy rain around, not as windy but quite windy over the weekend and at the very least, showers. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has addressed members of the uk parliament by video—link from kyiv. it's the first time a foreign leader has ever spoken directly to mps in the house of commons. mr zelenksy called on the uk to increase the strength of sanctions on russia and to recognise the country as a terrorist state. he said that the

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.south wales. further east, though, we've still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south west of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales, now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8—9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. still not particularly warm fo

cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells.e 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 foreign instructors have previously worked there — it's not clear if any were at the base when it was hit. satellite imagery shows some of the damage in the city of mariupol — with claims russian troops are stopping people from leaving. here, the government announces a scheme to allow those fleeing the war to come to the uk, offering £350 a month for taking in ukrainian refugees.

there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland but otland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day and quite warm again for the time of year — 18, maybe 19 degrees for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea and that is bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be some mist and low cloud affecting some north—western parts of the uk but otherwise, it's another dry and mostly sunny picture and those temperatures showing little change, really, on saturday. but on sunday, we are expecting some changes. still got the high pressure, but all that moisture, all that cloud that's in the north sea is going to be dragged into that area of high pressure for the second half of the weekend. a lot of

more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland than there was today, although dull and damp in the northernsles. a bit of fair weather cloud, and like today temperatures will be up to 18, locally 19, warmer than today in scotland and northern ireland. as we head into the weekend, again, sunny skies for many parts of the country. a bit of mist and low cloud into the west of northern ireland. elsewhere, blue skies, light wind and temperatures not changing much on saturday. forthe temperatures not changing much on saturday. for the second half of the weekend, we still have high pressure keeping it quiet and warm. a bit more moisture in the north sea. that will get dragged around into parts of england and wales. much more cloud in some places. we do have the warmer, sunnier conditions further north across many parts of scotland and northern ireland. perhaps the far north of england as well. where we keep the cloud, 13 or 1a degrees will be quite a bit cooler, and that is more normalfor this time of will be quite a bit cooler, and that is more normal for this time of the year. significant change

cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells.stems combine wednesday with rain, moving southwards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. 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. 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 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 world news, the headlines... 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 polish presi

temperatures reached 1a degrees in south—east england and after the rain there was sunshine in northern ireland scotland and northern england. furtherwest, eastern scotland and northern england. further west, some breaks in the cloud follow we have the risk of a touch of frost in western scotland and northern ireland, a few showers here continuing into tomorrow. we have this rain in eastern scotland probably becoming more confined to the eastern coast, but we still have this band of cloud bringing rain and drizzle. further west, western scotland, northern ireland, wales and the south—west should see some sunshine and may be some showers with temperatures of 12 degrees. as we head into the weekend, the best of the weather is likely to be across scotland and northern ireland with the sunshine. for england and wales, we still have a lot of cloud around with rain slowly clearing away. we start with a frost this weekend in 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

by contrast, scotland, northern ireland lose the early showers.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 newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the battle for ukraine goes on, a russian strike on a block of flats in kyiv kills one person and injures 12. this is the nightmare for the city, more attacks like this and of course they are vulnerable to missile strikes. but kyiv is big and

earlier on in the day we had the rain in northern ireland. of a mixed bag today, but i think the majority of us are actually 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 th

between around about six to seven degrees, first thing tomorrow, a little bit cooler across northern irelandstart saturday then with plenty of showers for the midlands up towards northern england, scotland as well. things will brighten up from the south through the day. so some sunshine for central england, north wales, northern ireland to before the next area of wet and windy weather works in from the southwest and we will keep the showers across the north of scotland too, with temperatures generally in mid—teens. but if we concentrate on the south west of england and wales because it's here that we're going to see the strongest of those wind gusts, potentially 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts of wind for parts of wales and the southwest into saturday afternoon and evening. 0vernight, those blustery winds move further across the uk as this area of low pressure pushes its way gradually northwards and eastwards. so that's going to be dominating the weather as we head on into sunday morning. a breezy day across the board, i think on sunday, particularly windy through these irish sea coasts where w

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.ther east, though, we've still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south—west of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8, 9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. still not particularly warm for the time of ye

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.zing in the south—west of england and south wales. further east, though, we've still got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south—west of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8, 9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern i

there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland but e on friday for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day and quite warm again for the time of year — 18, maybe 19 degrees for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea and that is bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be some mist and low cloud affecting some north—western parts of the uk but otherwise, it's another dry and mostly sunny picture and those temperatures showing little change, really, on saturday. but on sunday, we are expecting some changes. still got the high pressure, but all that moisture, all that cloud that's in the north sea is going to be dragged into that area of high pressure for the second half of the

into monday it is a wet start again in northern ireland. clearing to sunshine and a few showers. ut following on from that, thursday into friday high pressure building on and it looks to last into the start of the weekend and that should give plenty of settled weather as it arrives. rain around on wednesday and then thursday and friday into the start of the weekend, the nights will be chilly but by day with high pressure, plenty of fine weather around. that is how it is looking in the week ahead, victoria and roger, back to you. let's get up today with everything that has been happening overnight in ukraine. jon donnison is here to run through the details. quite through the details. a bit to catch up on. let's look quite a bit to catch up on. let's look at the map, the areas in red, they are controlled by russia, red and white is where russian forces are advancing. we are going to start in lviv, that incident we have been hearing about in the west of ukraine. the news that striker on a military training facility in the lviv region, according to a local official. these pictures are

cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells.wards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. on wednesday, a greater chance of more places seen rain, but after that with high pressure arriving, chilly nights but a 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: russia's invasion force advances towards several ukrainian cities — with more intense fighting reported on the outskirts of kyiv. satellite imagery shows some of the damage in the city of mariupol — with claims russian troops are stopping people from leaving. ukraine is also reporting a missile attack on a military base close to the border with poland. we'll have the latest on russia's continuing assault. also ahead: here, the government announces a scheme to allow those fleeing the war to come to the uk, offering £350 a month for taking in ukrainian refugees. and hitting the right note — memories of the ukrainian city of kharkiv — y

cloud increasing in northern ireland. for wales and england it stays dry with sunny spells.er systems combine wednesday with rain, moving southwards by thursday and high pressure building in after that, settling the weather down. 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. 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. ukraine says foreign instructors have previously worked there — 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. becaus

there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland but y for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day and quite warm again for the time of year — 18, maybe 19 degrees for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea and that is bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be some mist and low cloud affecting some north—western parts of the uk but otherwise, it's another dry and mostly sunny picture and those temperatures showing little change, really, on saturday. but on sunday, we are expecting some changes. still got the high pressure, but all that moisture, all that cloud that's in the north sea is going to be dragged into that area of high pressure for the second half of the weekend.

aftera bright, sunny start in scotland and northern ireland, — start in scotland and northern irelandeeing a lot of dry— anglia, and england and wales seeing a lot of dry weather and light winds — a lot of dry weather and light winds. the wins that bit more brisk across— winds. the wins that bit more brisk across the — winds. the wins that bit more brisk across the far north—west. temperatures today, looking at seven in lerwick _ temperatures today, looking at seven in lerwick and stornoway, up to 15 in lerwick and stornoway, up to 15 in london. — in lerwick and stornoway, up to 15 in london, possibly even 16. heading through— in london, possibly even 16. heading through this evening and overnight this weather front continues to slip slowly— this weather front continues to slip slowly south eastwards, and at the same _ slowly south eastwards, and at the same time — slowly south eastwards, and at the same time we have a weak weather front coming up from the south producing — front coming up from the south producing some rain. for most, it will be _ producing some rain. for most, it wil

there may be a few pockets of mist and fog to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales — the odd shower could pop up over the high ground in northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. but essentially for most, it's a dry and largely sunny day. and quite warm again for the time of year — 18—19 celsius for england and wales. the high pressure is still there across the uk for saturday. there is that weather front that's moving its way down into the north sea, bringing with it some cloud — that'll be important for the second half of the weekend. could be some mist and low cloud affecting some northwestern parts of the uk, but otherwise it's another dry and mostly sunny picture, and those temperatures showing little change, really, on saturday. but on sunday, we are expecting some changes — still got the high pressure, but all that moisture, all that cloud that's in the north sea will be dragged into that area of high pressure for the second half of the weekend. a lot of uncertainty still about the ex

but we start the weekend cold in scotland and northern ireland, a slight frost here.till got that band of cloud and rain. and that will tend to sink its way southwards and westwards, taking some of that damp weather towards the south—west of england, but allowing more sunshine in wales now, and the north of england, together with sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine, temperatures 8, 9 degrees, so a milder day for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. second half of the weekend sees the back of this weather front at long last. looks like it is going to be fading away a little more quickly now as that area of high pressure builds down from the north. so, the rain gets squeezed out. if there is any rain, it's really down through the english channel. a dry picture, generally, i think, on sunday. more sunshine to come across england and wales, certainly some brighter skies here, and we continue to see the sunshine after a cold start in scotland and northern ireland. still not particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures only arou

northern ireland, isolated shower.e north on or around 7—8 degrees, but in the sunshine further south, a pleasant spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. then as we go into the night and through to wednesday morning, clearer conditions develop towards western scotland, northern ireland, as showers push their way eastwards. so, here, we will see a frost to start wednesday. a milder start elsewhere, and that's because there'll be a lot more cloud around to start the day. that's because we've got to the south of us storm celia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing up these weather fronts and potentially a little bit of saharan dust across the south—east during the day. butjust notice across england and wales, whilst there could be a few breaks in the cloud, particularly into the west, the cloud amounts often large, outbreaks of rain around and they will be a bit more heavy, more persistent, developing through the day, particularly through central and eastern parts of england. by contrast, scotland, northern irel

that should be clearing away from northern ireland.s, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast england, through parts of yorkshire, into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast of england, meaning some sunshine is still possible in east anglia. out towards the west, this is where we should see some brighter skies, some spells of sunshine. still a scattering

that should be clearing away from northern ireland.d a scattering of showers, but you can see how slowly that rain moves into scotland, into northwest of england, across wales, eventually into the west midlands and into the west country, allowing some late sunshine in the far southwest of england and wales. and ahead of that ragged band of rain, eastern parts of england should have a drier, brighter day on thursday, maybe some sunshine in the southeast of england, lifting temperatures to a milder 12 degrees. the weather front is bringing this rain in from the west. it's moving so slowly eastwards that, eventually, it'll grind to a halt and then start to move back toward the west. by the time we get to friday, most of that rain and drizzle will be affecting the eastern side of scotland, northeast england, through parts of yorkshire, into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast of england, meaning some sunshine is still possible in east anglia. 0ut towards the west, this is where we should see some brighter skies, some spells of suns

northern ireland, isolated shower.reeze though will help to break up the cloud to eastern scotland. temperatures in the north on or around 7—8 degrees, but in the sunshine further south, a pleasant spring day, up to around 15 or 16 celsius. then as we go into the night and through to wednesday morning, clearer conditions develop towards western scotland, northern ireland, as showers push their way eastwards. so, here, we will see a frost to start wednesday. a milder start elsewhere, and that's because there'll be a lot more cloud around to start the day. that's because we've got to the south of us storm celia across parts of spain and portugal, throwing up these weather fronts and potentially a little bit of saharan dust across the south—east during the day. butjust notice across england and wales, whilst there could be a few breaks in the cloud, particularly into the west, the cloud amounts often large, outbreaks of rain around and they will be a bit more heavy, more persistent, developing through the day, particularl