we got the situation on the latest from across the northern ireland. the northern ireland.ictures of drone footage from newtownabbey. again, you can see how heavy the flooding has been there. she updated us on the conditions there. storm bert has caused some significant disruption across northern ireland. we currently have around 3500 homes without power and as i heard you mention there, we have some train lines out of operation because of flooding. now here in dundonald where i am, which is just on the outskirts of east belfast, we have some residents out of their home because their street has been flooded overnight of around a row of around 12 houses. as you can see the operation going on behind me. most of those residents are stuck inside their homes. the mother of one man i spoke to this morning said her son had woken up and went down to see around 2 or 3ft of water in his home this morning. the fridge was floating around the kitchen and lots of dirty water around there, so they're trapped inside their houses at the moment. while the fire service try to pump the water a

how long until northern ireland could say it's all over?row but, as we head into monday, the scent of low pressure across the far north of the uk, so staying very windy across parts of scotland, northern ireland, perhaps northern england, and there will be some rain in parts of scotland but, further south, for much of thinking that wales, the wins will be lighter, still some showers, and a definite improvement into monday, but feeling cooler. for all of us, by tuesday, it's over. but it will start to feel cooler again. lebanon's health ministry says at least 45 people have been killed in israeli attacks across the country. the israeli military said it had struck several sites linked to hezbollah over the past 2a hours. in beirut, at least 15 people were killed and more than 60 others injured in an attack that flattened an eight—storey residential building. and, near the city of baalbek in the east, 30 others were killed, including a mother and herfour children. there has been no comment from the israeli military. in a separate development,

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frequent showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england.uth and east. the winds not as strong as they have been, particularly in southern areas. it is going to feel a little bit chillier, though, and we take that with us into tuesday. it may be cold enough for some wintriness in the showers across high ground in northern scotland. a band of showery rain pushing southwards into northern ireland, northern england. drier further south. temperatures generally between seven and 11 degrees. now, into the middle part of the week, this area of low pressure is likely to bring some rain across some southern parts of england, wales, perhaps into the midlands. uncertainty about how far north that wet weather will get. could bring some brisk winds for a time as well. for most of us it looks quieter for the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. storm bert continues to batter parts of the uk for a second day, as police confirm they've recovered a body in the last hour in wales. applause a last—minute compromise deal is reached at the un cli

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northern ireland has seen flooded, too.t 6,500 homes were without power and roads and railways submerged. houses in east belfast have been inundated. we're the only ones out of the houses — we left and move the cars to go and get the sandbags and while we were out the water reached the properties and we can't get back in. in west yorkshire, yesterday's heavy snow and overnight rain left the main road between hebden bridge and todmorden impassable. the fire service have been using pumps to get it moving again. this is a major road that links todmorden to hebden bridge. as an estimate, the stretch of road is about 300 metres that's got water on, so a significant amount of water. so, at the moment, the river levels are going down, which is positive, which will enable us to pump the water, as you can see, back into the river system. the wild weather will continue throughout the day with met office yellow warnings for wind in south and eastern england and northern ireland and north—west scotland throughout the day and evening. t

scotland. 0vernight tonight, we'll see the rain turning to snow, it looks quite marginal in northern irelandr northern england where over the peaks in the pennines, hills could see 20 centimetres of snow, lower elevations will be more a nuanced picture, some places could see pretty much next to nothing, one or two communities might see some more destructive snowfall. the greatest chance of seeing some disruption in some of these higher cross pennine routes, they could be affected by snow overnight. that takes us on to tuesday's forecast, this picture of rain and sleet, snow pushes southwards as we go to tuesday, with dropping temperatures, the colder air pushing donor to southern areas of england and wales. there could be some further significant accumulations of snow away from the coast, particularly in the hills. for wednesday, it is a similar—looking weather picture picture in that the snow showers will continue to affect northern areas, a few showers draped around... draped around. it will be cold for this time of year, the chill continues into thursday, with plenty of showers feeding in

we move into northern ireland now, where there has also been flooding.e shot of some of the flooding there. our reporter lindsay lima is in belfast and she updated us on the condition there. storm bert has caused some significant disruption across northern ireland. we currently have around 3500 homes without power and as i heard you mention there, we have some train lines out of operation because of flooding. now here in dundonald where i am, which is just on the outskirts of east belfast, we have some residents out of their home because their street has been flooded overnight, have around a row of around 12 houses, as you can see the operation going on behind me. most of those residents are stuck inside their homes. the mother of one man i spoke to this morning said her son had woken up and went down to see around 2 or 3ft of water in his home this morning. the fridge was floating around the kitchen and lots of dirty water around there, so they're trapped inside their houses at the moment. while the fire service try to pump the water away out of the str

of the country, from that part of the country, from northern ireland but also from northern ireland negal in ireland. chris fawkes joins us with the latest. chris fawkes “oins us with the latest. ,, ., �* ., , , latest. storm bert has been causina latest. storm bert has been causing some _ latest. storm bert has been causing some significant - causing some significant problems this morning. 0ne causing some significant problems this morning. one of the problems is this heavy snow has stormed —— storm bert works into the cold air. we are seeing rain across north yorkshire and we are seeing some of the snow turned to rain in county durham so it's increasingly reading across the far north of england and over high ground but we still have snow in scotland and a met office weather warning for 0ffice weather warning for amber. it is across northern scotland, that will be in force until about 5pm with the furthest significant accumulations of snow, but it's notjust in the hills, we seen impacts in central lowlands of scotland, and some of the main waterways have been struggling as well. we

—ii in scotland, —6 in northern ireland. the cold air is underneath that area of high pressure.nd we're just catching the tail end of that weatherfront, getting more of a southerly breeze. and those temperatures are lifting in northern ireland and the southwest of england and wales, where there's a little bit of rain. but it's still quite chilly further east, in the sunshine, temperatures of 4 or 5 degrees and maybe an early frost across these eastern areas, but temperatures will rise overnight. that breeze picks up. there'll be more cloud coming in. the rain moves away from the southwest and northern ireland and heads towards the north and northwest of scotland. so for the western side of the uk, with the cloud and the breeze, it's going to be very mild overnight. still quite chilly by the morning, but above freezing across those eastern areas and through the midlands, where we should see some sunshine and dry weather on friday. there is more cloud out towards the west and as we head into the afternoon, some rain comes back into northern ireland, western scotland and then heads

there has also been flooding in northern ireland.one of our correspondence in belfast that she had been to one street where there was flooding and people were dealing with that. also some of the train lines in northern ireland have also been affected by that flooding. translink saying check before you travel. we even heard that one of the gritters that had gone out to try and stop the snow from forming got stuck while it was out gritting. nikki, thank you. bbc weather presenter chris fawkes gave me the latest situation across the uk. one of the biggest problems is this heavy snow as storm bert works into the cold air. we are seeing snow turn to rain across north yorkshire and we are seeing some of the snow turn to rain in county durham so it's increasingly raining across the far north of england, even over high ground but we still have snow in scotland and a met office weather warning for amber. the warning across northern scotland will be in force until about 5pm with further significant accumulations of snow, but it's notjust in th

northern ireland has had some issues with flooding. widespread gales remain a part of the forecast through the rest of this weekend. flooding rain also a concern. so on the satellite picture we can see storm bert. this hook of cloud on the satellite picture. 0ur deep area of low pressure, the centre of which is passing to the northwest of the country. we did see that snow through the morning, but notice on the radar picture, it largely turned back to rain through the afternoon, but some places have seen quite a lot of rain. there is a lot more to come through tonight, particularly wet across wales and southwest england. the increasing risk of flooding here. very windy everywhere. widespread gales, but particularly strong winds in northern scotland through irish sea coast and the south coast. but look at the temperatures as we start sunday morning. considerably milder than it has been lately, so our deep area of low pressure continues to drift quite slowly to the northwest west of the uk. apologies for interrupting, we are going straigh

so remembrance sunday marks a change, i think, for scotland and northern ireland.t again it's going to be pretty cloudy with outbreaks of rain. and that's because we've got these weather fronts moving in from the west. it's this area of low pressure and the high pressure behind it that will be the game changer. so we start the day grey for many rather gloomy. these weather fronts pushing in from the west will bring some spots of showery rain. could see a little bit of sunshine here and there, but the best of the sunshine will appear across scotland and northern ireland as we head into the afternoon. winds turn westerly here and again, temperatures on the cool side ten to 12 or 13 degrees. through sunday night, that weather front sinks southwards. barely anything on it, but it introduces a clearer and a chillier air mass, but with clearer skies, so it's going to turn quite chilly across northern parts of the uk to start monday. a little less cold across the south because we've still got a bit of cloud here. so here it is, this clearer air mass moving in behind the c

there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times.asts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so that means saturday is set to be a bit of a cloudier sort of day. some breaks in the cloud, particularly anywhere towards the east of higher ground. many of us staying dry for a good part of the day, but quite breezy again in the west, but a different feeling day with that milder air in place. so most of us up to about 13—15 degrees on saturday. then as we head through the course of the weekend, then, it stays mild but unsettled. next couple of days, though, dry for many of us. it will feel pretty chilly, though — some rain across the north and north—west of the uk. bye— bye. live from singapor

catfisher from northern ireland who catfisherfrom northern ireland who has been jailed catfisherfrombeenjailed for 20 years for extreme online sexual abuse of children and the manslaughter of a 12—year—old girl. it came out during his court case that many of his victims were targeted on snapchat. victims were targeted on snapchat-— victims were targeted on snachat. . , , snapchat. that is right, people can find out — snapchat. that is right, people can find out more _ snapchat. that is right, people can find out more about - snapchat. that is right, people can find out more about the i can find out more about the story on the bbc website. that is our senior technology reporter graham fraser. gps, care homes and hospices have voiced concerns that they'll have to pay the higher employer national insurance contributions announced in the budget. they aren't categorised as part of the public sector, which is exempt, even though they provide nhs services. here's our political correspondent helen catt who told us more about why they are categorised differently. non—public sector organisatio

there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times.a coasts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so that means saturday is set to be a bit of a cloudier sort of day. some breaks in the cloud, particularly anywhere towards the east of higher ground. many of us staying dry for a good part of the day, but quite breezy again in the west, but a different feeling day with that milder air in place. so most of us up to about 13—15 degrees on saturday. then as we head through the course of the weekend, then, it stays mild but unsettled. next couple of days, though, dry for many of us. it will feel pretty chilly, though — some rain across the north and north—west of the uk. bye— bye. live from sing

here is the weather forecast for the inshore waters of great britain and northern ireland, valid forat 0500. so, there's an emotional connection to the shipping forecast. it's possibly one of the most unemotional pieces of broadcasting but, to me, it connects me to toby and marcus and this sort of family that i've lost. the whole of this has really helped me to process or deal with grief. i've also developed this love of the feeling of being in a sea kayak, the feeling of being on the water, surrounded by nature, that today it looks like this but tomorrow, it'll look completely different, the water, the light, the — whatever nature's here. and often, when i come back from the trips, you know, i want to give him a call and say, "i've done this "amazing kayaking thing and i saw a seal and... tearfully: "..it was just beautiful". so sometimes, it's hard, but it is beautiful mostly and i'm really glad i've done it. dover, south battle — southeast four or five. mainly fair, moderate or good, occasionally poor. and that's the end of the shipping bulletin. wherever you are tonight, either o

now, we're likely to see some snow for a time across northern ireland, particularly over the higher groundern england too. over the pennines, there could be as much as 5cm to 10cm of snow, more snow than that, perhaps, for some of the higher trans—pennine routes, and even into the north midlands, perhaps into parts of lincolnshire as well. a good dusting of snow, a good few centimetres always possible, but a lot of uncertainty on the northern and the southern extent of that wintry weather. it will be followed on by some icy stretches, so take care if out and about tomorrow morning. some treacherous driving conditions out there. now, as the low clears away, then we could see a little bit of a wintry mix, perhaps, across parts of east anglia at times, and into the far south and the east of england, especially over the higher ground. but towards the south, most of that will be falling as rain. but that clears away. it's a day of sunny spells, but also some wintry showers, particularly for north sea facing coasts where it's staying very windy through the day, so you have to factor in a bit of

wintry in the north over the hills, some wetter weather in northern ireland, heading over the sea and temperatures in double figures in southernmost parts of england and wales but certainly a lot colder further north and feeling cold, though with less strong winds in scotland. as we head into monday, milder air towards the south and longer boundary between the two and a deepening area of low pressure which is likely bringing snow on monday night. wintry showers continuing in northern scotland on monday and thickening cloud coming in across many areas. rain in southern england and getting wetter in northern ireland as the low pressure begins to arrive. so a cold day and temperatures are beginning to drop further across wales and the midlands. but through the evening and overnight we may well find some snow in northern ireland but more especially in southern scotland and northern england, where there could be over ten centimetres of snow. that will bring some disruption to the northern pennines. that snow will continue overnight and into tuesday morning than the low pressure moves away

milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland.sh southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink away a little bit on friday. some stronger winds coming in ahead of this weather front, which will bring some rain into the northwest later on friday. stronger winds ahead of that, mind you. further south, though, we've got lighter winds. there could be some mist and fog patches lifting to give some sunshine, but temperatures across southern parts of england and the midlands, parts of wales, 9—10 degrees. it'll b

patchy light rain in scotland, getting into northern ireland and later into northern england.hy mist and fog to clear and behind it it will brighten up for a time, with our temperatures ten to about 13 degrees. into thursday, mist and fog to start with. a bit more cloud around than on wednesday. there will be sunshine in the northern half of the country. cloud coming into the far north later as another weather front approaches. these are the temperatures — ten to 12 degrees north to south. beyond that, as this weather front sinks south, here it is. here you can see the change in the air mass. so we've got the milder yellows and ambers. they're going to be replaced as we head into the weekend by the cooler blues sweeping southwards across the country. when live from london, this is bbc news. this year is on track to be the hottest on record, thatis to be the hottest on record, that is the un warning as cop29 gets under way in azerbaijan. we're going to ruin, but are not the future problems. climate change is already here. as a start, donald trump, —— as the summit starts, donal

scotland and northern ireland see temperatures peaking at 13 celsius.hat cold front will continue to push its way steadily southwards, introducing colder air behind, so underneath that blanket of cloud will keep double digits first thing on saturday morning. colder to the north of it and still clear skies and colder to the south. but eventually, that frontal system, although not that much in the way of substantial rain, will gradually drift its way south into wales, down into the midlands. behind it, sunny spells and a few brisk showers being driven along by that brisk northwesterly wind. eight or nine degrees here, 10—13 elsewhere. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday and monday, that's when we're likely to see the change. the colder air kicks in and on top of that, we've got weather fronts trying to squeeze in from the atlantic, so that cold air will push all the way steadily south. the fronts could give us a few headaches in terms of how much rain, sleet and snow we're going to see but one thing's for certain — we could have widespread frosts

more of it more widely actually, but not everywhere, of course, towards northern ireland, some westerncloud. and that's moving its way southwards at the moment. it's coming in around this area of high pressure, a couple of weak weather fronts on the scene, too — this one here bringing a little rain southwards across england and wales. but because we've got more cloud around, its not going to be as cold to start with on thursday morning. could be a few mist and fog patches, mind you, across southwest scotland and the northwest of england. those will lift, it'll cloud over in the northwest of england, turn more cloudy in western scotland, and we'll keep the cloud across northern ireland. elsewhere, there could be a bit of sunshine, but not as much sunshine as we had on wednesday. the cloud and any drizzle clearing southern england, and it should brighten up a bit in the afternoon. temperatures typically 11 or 12 degrees, maybe a bit higher than that in the far northwest, with the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that high pressure. that's going to get squeezed a bit, m

it will turn into a pretty grey day in northern ireland. e will see some large area of cloud and it will be misty and murky places. they could be some spots of drizzle. some sunny spells. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees. on friday things to look similar once again. some sunny spells but large amounts of cloud. it will be turning increasingly windy across the north of scotland with a more active weather front pushing into the picture. some outbreaks of rain without and that front will seek its way southwards and eastwards as we head into the start of the weekend. it then looks like an area of low pressure will develop so things will be unsettled as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week it looks like things will turn colder and they could be in some places some wintry showers. today at one — a proposed new law on assisted dying for england and wales. supporters say the aim is to shorten death, not end life, and would come with strict safeguards. critics say people could feel pressure to end their own life. also on th

a chillier day, though, than it was on tuesday, particularly if any of that fog lingers in northern irelandaves our shores, hence the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the netherlands, and following on from that, a ridge of high pressure will build across the uk — that's bringing light winds, clear skies, and that's pointing to a widespread frost by thursday morning. there may be some mist and fog patches around, as well, which will slowly lift. could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england. many places, though, will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here, and pushing into northern ireland later on in the day. here, the winds are strengthening, lifting the temperatures somewhat, but elsewhere, where it's dry with some sunshine, it'll be another chilly day on thursday. things will change, though, towards the end of the week, that high pressure gets pushed away. a weather front may well bring some rain into the far north and west, but we'll find, with low pressure to the west of the uk, high press

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but it gets wetter in northern ireland as that area of low pressure approaches and begins to move intoht, whilst we may well find some snow falling in northern ireland, the greater risk of disruption looks like being in southern scotland and northern england, particularly over the hills here. mind you, we've still got that snow falling over the far north of scotland as well. the snow around this area of low pressure will continue overnight across northern england and southern scotland. as the low moves away. it could get very windy through the english channel, through the straits of dover. but there's the snow across northern england, perhaps southern scotland. it does ease off through the day as the low pressure moves away, but it allows that northerly wind to return again and we've got more wintry showers coming in around coastal areas in the north as well. so a cold day, particularly where the snow of course, is lying, could still have double figures in the far south of england. but it's going to get colder even here by the middle part of the week, as that northerly wind returns and

heavy rain caused flooding in parts of northern ireland, including this railway line.e adults and five children had to be rescued from a property after a landslide in north wales, where heavy rain and flooding also led this river to burst its banks. battered lyme regis. a man in his 60s died after a tree fell on a car near winchester in hampshire. heavy snow made roads treacherous for drivers. this was renfrewshire in scotland and saw bus services disrupted across the central belt. heavy rain caused flooding in parts of northern ireland, including this railway line. five adults and five children had to be rescued from a property after a landslide in north wales, where heavy rain and flooding also led this river to burst its banks. newcastle airport was badly affected, with some flights cancelled or diverted and delayed. these pictures were taken from inside the airport and it has been a day to stay in if you could. these extremes do seem to be coming more frequently, but one things for sure right across the country today, now rapidly melting. so the concern now turns t

afternoon. 10 degrees in northern ireland, it'll be one of the warmest places in the country. 4—6 c, well below average. heading into friday, well, we should have a lot of dry weather for east wales, much of england and eastern areas of scotland, with some sunny spells around after a cool—ish start to the day with a few patches of frost. in the west, though, we'll start to get increasingly mild air moving in. the threat of some rain, yes, but 13 degrees in northern ireland, temperatures not too far off that in stornoway. and into the weekend that milder air will push across the whole of the uk. we do have weather fronts on the way, though, particularly for the second half of the weekend. that said, on saturday, with brisk southwesterly winds, expect drizzle around western coasts and hills, some hill fog patches, more general rain, and mild weather for sunday. live from london. this is bbc news israel issues a curfew for thousands of people returning to southern lebanon following the ceasefire agreement. president biden says the ceasefire shows peace is possible — and vows to �

there will be some outbreaks of rain moving from northern ireland into western scotland, down throughd as we head into tomorrow morning. a few clearer spells following on behind, but it is a mild night across the board, and, for many of us, temperatures will stay in double figures. let's take a brief look at sunday, then. so still this weather front pushing further eastwards, bringing outbreaks of rain, some heavier showers, but also some brighter conditions towards western areas across northern ireland, western scotland, down through wales, central southern england, the south west by the time we get to the afternoon — but watch out for a rash of showers here too. across east anglia it's rather cloudy for much of the day, with further showers as we go through the afternoon, perhaps, but it does stay mild — temperatures again at 12 to 14 or 15 degrees. but that is about to change, because on sunday night into monday we draw down a northerly wind with some cold arctic air, so there will be a drop in temperature. and then, as this front gradually pushes southwards on monday, just across

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but it gets wetter in northern ireland as that area of low pressure approaches and begins to move intoht, whilst we may well find some snow falling in northern ireland, the greater risk of disruption looks like being in southern scotland and northern england, particularly over the hills here. mind you, we've still got that snow falling over the far north of scotland as well. the snow around this area of low pressure will continue overnight across northern england and southern scotland. as the low moves away. it could get very windy through the english channel, through the straits of dover. perhaps southern scotland. it does ease off through the day as the low pressure moves away, but it allows that northerly wind to return again and we've got more wintry showers coming in around coastal areas in the north as well. so a cold day, particularly where the snow of course, is lying, could still have double figures in the far south of england. but it's going to get colder even here by the middle part of the week, as that northerly wind returns and pushing a blast of colder air down across the

after a murky start in northern ireland, i think it will turn into a pretty grey day.h, some spells of sunshine. i think the showers tending to ease from the channel islands. temperatures for the most part around ten to 13 degrees. for thursday, we'll see some large areas of cloud. it'll be a bit misty and murky in places. could be some spots of drizzle. equally some sunny spells. temperatures again around 10, 11—12 degrees for most of us. and on friday things do look similar. once again, some sunny spells, yes, but large amounts of cloud. but it will be turning increasingly windy across the north of scotland, with a slightly more active weather front pushing into the picture. some outbreaks of rain with that, and that front will sink its way southwards and eastwards as we head into the start of the weekend. it then looks like we'll develop an area of low pressure, so things will be turning more unsettled as we head through the weekend. and then into the start of next week, well, it looks like things will turn quite a lot colder from the north. there could be in some p

staying with northern ireland.roy holds a share of the lead on 5—under par after the first round of the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai, alongside tyrrell hatton. a top ten finish will guarantee mcilroy wins the year—long points race. thriston lawrence, the south african who is second in the race to dubai standings behind mcilroy, is the only player who can catch the northern irishman. now to tennis. jannik sinner finished off a perfect group stage at the atp finals with a straight sets win over daniil medvedev, which knocked out his russian rival. world number one sinner had already qualified for the semifinals, thanks to alex de minaur beating taylor fritz earlier in the day. victory means sinner tops the group, heading into the semifinals with a perfect three wins from three. so, taylor fritz is also through to the last four after a three—set victory over alex de minaur in his final group game. that means seventh seed de minaur goes home without winning a single match in on his tournament debut

a few wintry showers get pushed into northern ireland over the irish sea.far southwest of england. it's going to be another cold night. temperatures similar to last night, another widespread frost. but this time we have this area of low pressure here. and whilst it's going to bring most of the rain and snow into france and a lot of snow to the alps, we're just going to catch the tail end of that, which is why we could see a couple of centimetres of snow over the hills in the south west of england. more snow showers overland across scotland developing a bit more widely. stronger winds for western scotland, blowing some wintry showers to northern ireland and again over the irish sea. eastern parts of england, lighter winds than today. it will be dry and sunny, but it's still going to feel cold. and if anything, temperatures in the south and southwest are a little bit lower than today with that cloud and wintry weather too. that should be moving away overnight. still got cold air though as we arrive into friday. another widespread frost. some icy conditions fo

a few wintry showers get pushed into northern ireland over the irish sea. mix arrives in the far southwest of england. it's going to be another cold night. temperatures similar to last night, another widespread frost. but this time we have this area of low pressure here. and whilst it's going to bring most of the rain and snow into france and a lot of snow to the alps, we're just going to catch the tail end of that, which is why we could see a couple of centimetres of snow over the hills in the south west of england. more snow showers overland across scotland developing a bit more widely. stronger winds for western scotland, blowing some wintry showers to northern ireland and again over the irish sea. eastern parts of england, lighter winds than today. it will be dry and sunny, but it's still going to feel cold. and if anything, temperatures in the south and southwest are a little bit lower than today with that cloud and wintry weather too. that should be moving away overnight. still got cold air though as we arrive into friday. another widespread frost. so

frequent showers across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, some into wales in the south—westake that with us into tuesday. it may be cold enough a wintry ness in the showers across high ground in northern scotland. a band of showery rain pushing into northern ireland and northern england, drierfurthersouth, temperatures generally between seven and 11 degrees. into the middle part of the week, this area of low pressure is likely to bring rain across southern parts of england and wales and perhaps into the midlands. uncertainty about how far north that wet weather will get. brisk winds for a time as well. for most of us it looks quieter before the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: storm bert continues to batter parts of the uk for a second day, as police confirm they've recovered a body in wales. the water is higher than you were expecting? absolutely, es. sir keir starmer promises to tackle the uk's "bulging benefits bill" — warning it is "blighting society". have a fantasticjob coaches, but there are people who could work who are not stop. moana, the polynesia

last general election in 2020 have managed to hold onto that, they are the biggest party in northern irelandpoll to be the biggest party in the republic of ireland as well. fianna fail and fine gael have said they would like to continue on their power—sharing arrangement in government. they will need others to make up the numbers whereas sinn fein says it intends to buy to make up a government as well with some of the smaller more left—leaning parties to get to the critical mass they need to have a majority. mass they need to have a majority-— mass they need to have a ma'ori . ., ~ i. , . majority. thank you very much indeed and _ majority. thank you very much indeed and we _ majority. thank you very much indeed and we will _ majority. thank you very much indeed and we will be - majority. thank you very much indeed and we will be keeping | indeed and we will be keeping across what happens there throughout the day. georgian police have used water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators who have turned out in their thousands near the parliament building in tbilisi for a second night running. poli

much more sunshine through scotland, northern ireland first thing on saturday. hills. turning sunnier after a cloudy start in northern england, north wales and the north midlands. fairly cloudy day, certainly compared to today in southern counties of england and wales. the cloud thick enough for some patchy light rain or drizzle. 13 here, single figure temperatures in the north. that colder air with all of us by sunday. a chilly start — bear that in mind if you're off to stand on the side of a rugby or football field. there will be some wintry showers in northern scotland. a few showers down the west initially but after a sunny start clouding over in the west. temperatures though — single figures for many. cold air is in place for the end of sunday. this weather system just pushing its way in. that will cause a bit of a hiccup in the early part of next week. this low pressure will have mild in the south, bringing wet and windy weather. 0n the northern edge we could see a spell of significant, potentially disruptive snow for some. certainly not for all. where tha

to people as you go around county louth, as we have done today, a county on the border with northern irelandeople who really haven't made up their minds yet. here in ireland — not dissimilar to the situation in many other countries — there's a cost of living crisis, a housing crisis. people feel that they're working hard. the unemployment rate here in ireland isjust in and around 4%, which is more or less considered to be full employment. so the jobs are there, but the disposable income just isn't. and the price of housing, rents, mortgages and so on are beyond the reach of most people. it's not unusual to find people well into their 30s, still living at home with their parents, because they haven't managed to move out. managed to move out yet. that has a knock—on effect on towns like where we are here in drogheda at the moment, where there just isn't the same footfall coming through the city streets. the cost of electricity as well in ireland is one of the highest in the eu, where we are here in one of the main streets in drogheda. you can see over my shoulder here a number of businesses al

and would push harder than any other party for referendum to bring northern ireland out of the, the cost of renting or buying a home is externally hot and all particles of the get the best solution to the housing crisis. for the first time immigration has become a mainstream critical issue in ireland over the last year or so, then also the last year or so, then also the wider economy. on paper, ireland is rich bringing in billions of euros in corporation taxes for multinational companies who have got european bases in ireland, but one key question is how much citizens, voters, people on the ground in the community are feeling the benefits of these holding public finances and also whether donald trump ozment presidency could make a difference to foreign direct investment in ireland. three weeks from now until polling day. weeks from now until polling da . . ~ weeks from now until polling da . ., ~' ~ weeks from now until polling da. .mg . ., weeks from now until polling da. .mg, . ., day. 0k, thank you. we told un the last hour— day. 0k, thank you. we told un the last hour of _

scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells and showers, that brighter but showery regime spreadingnday afternoon is done. still very mild, 12—14 degrees. but we will see a bit of a change as we move out of sunday and into monday. we do start to pick up these northerly winds, which for a time, will bring something colder southwards across the uk, but that is unlikely to last all that long. we see frontal systems returning from the atlantic. from midweek onwards, things will turn milder, but they will also turn quite a lot more unsettled, with some wet and potentially very windy weather to end the week. so next week looks like this, briefly turning a bit colder, milder again later, but more unsettled. live from washington, this is bbc news. rebel forces in syria launch their biggest offensive in years amid heavy fighting near the city of aleppo. protesters take to the streets of georgia's capital for a second night over the government suspending moves to join the eu. the british parliament backs proposals to allow terminally ill adults in england and wales the right to end their own