and scotland, northern ireland androm seven in the morning until two o'clock, and for scotland it kicks in ten o'clock until five o'clock. it is covering both showers. damaging gusts of wind. in addition, he amber weather warnings for tomorrow, again gales, severe gales, and the scottish one, as the storm moves north—eastwards come out will last until the following day, into saturday until 6am. picking up on friday, we have the rain rattling through, curling back across scotland and northern ireland, but it is the wind that will be the main feature. really damaging gusts of wind, gales, severe gales, possibly gusts as much as 100 mph for the exposure across parts of northern ireland had western scotland. as we head on into friday night and saturday, the low pressure continues to drift north—eastwards, it will still be windy for northern england, open to scotland, the wind slowly easing from the south through the day, it will take much of the day before the gales ease across the far north. then a quite a spell, but more

so, very strong winds pushing across northern ireland and scotland. otland, with some snow over the mountains. further south across england and wales, clearing skies for the rest of the day. the rain has moved away, so some sunshine, yes, but still really windy. these are the gusts we gusts we could see even inland — 40—80 miles an hour. but it'll be stronger than that around exposed coasts and over the hills as well. it's going to feel pretty chilly once the cold front moves through, with temperatures around about 6—10 degrees. now, through this evening and tonight, we keep the windy weather, particularly across the northern half of scotland. more snow, blizzard conditions for a time — could be 25cm. icy conditions also pushing in for northern ireland with some wintry showers. it could be quite an icy start to saturday, in fact, for many of us, as those temperatures fall down to freezing or a little bit below. some rain in the southeast first thing saturday. that's associated with this frontal system. that clears away. there's the centre of the low pr

then it turns milder and warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday. eventually the milder air will push further southwards and eastwards for the start of next week, but it's a slow process. as we head through saturday, this cloud gradually pushes further eastwards, freezing fog patches across many parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. but a patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland, with the wind picking up for some irish sea coast but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies too, with the colder air further east, but again temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold too on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night, but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the c

scotland. northern england has seen reduced weather warnings — compared to ireland, northern ireland and scotlandavage, is in penrith. i think it's important to point out that it was an amber weather warning, which was in place across northern england. still in place, obviously not as severe as what we had in scotland and northern ireland. however, by early afternoon here in cumbria, the m6 was littered with lorries and vans which had been blown over onto their sides by strong cross winds over a stretch from carlisle down to tebay. we saw several of them throughout the early afternoon. elsewhere, we had plenty of tiles blown off roofs as well. we're in penrith earlier. several streets were closed off by the police because it was dangerous to walk down them because debris was still coming off the roofs. lots of the other transport disruption in the north of england was pre—empted, though. the a66 was shut from midnight last night, that's still closed and the west coast and east coast main line still closed tonight. north of preston and north of york, there is hope that they should get back to norm

northern ireland in the morning. northern england, north wales, middle part of the day. southern scotlands, 80—90 miles an hour, maybe a little bit more. that will cause damage and destruction. but even away from that widespread gales for many rain sweeping across southern areas quite quickly during the morning to sunshine for the afternoon. a few showers around, but the rain will linger across parts of northern ireland, scotland and with some snow falling across the scottish mountains. it is going to be a day in which the temperatures are fairly academic, higher than we've seen through recent days, but with those strong winds it does mean it will feel much cooler than that. into saturday, the strong winds will remain across the north of scotland after quite a wild night. still some snow in the mountains here. not a bad day for many on saturday though. brighter weather with a few showers dotted here and there, but then some increased shower activity out in the west later in the day. stay tuned to the forecast. live from london. this is bbc news. prince harry settles his long—running legal

now, for tuesday, sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland. m that's still across northern england, north and west wales with occasional rain. south and east of that, we'll see some sunny spells just about break through. there could be some lingering fog patches but overall, still a fairly cool day. weather patterns do look fairly static, though, tuesday into wednesday, but notice this deep area of low pressure across iberia — some pretty unpleasant conditions in portugal over the next few days — and a finger of that could just extend towards the southeast in the channel islands into wednesday, bringing some longer spells of rain. other than that, still a weather front across northern england, another damp day here, and more cloud with a greater risk of fog across scotland and northern ireland. but it's after that things start to turn increasingly stormy. wet and windy for many on thursday but the worst of the winds, certainly, on friday. take care. live from singapore, this is bbc news. after 15 months of war, a ceasefire between israel and ha

and scotland, northern ireland kicksand it kicks in ten o'clock until five o'clock. it is covering both rush hours, damaging gusts of wind. in addition, he amber weather warnings for tomorrow, again gales, severe gales, and the scottish one, as the storm moves north—eastwards, will last until the following day, into saturday until 6am. picking up on friday, we have the rain rattling through, curling back across scotland and northern ireland, but it is the wind that will be the main feature. really damaging gusts of wind, gales, severe gales, possibly gusts as much as 100mph for the exposure across parts of northern ireland and western scotland. as we head on into friday night and saturday, the low pressure continues to drift north—eastwards, it will still be windy for northern england, up into scotland, the wind slowly easing from the south through the day, it will take much of the day before the gales ease across the far north. then a quiter spell, but more wet weather coming in from the west through the afternoon. i'm

scotland until at least midday tomorrow. the storm saw two rare red weather warnings — meaning a danger to life — for northern ireland and scotlande warning was lifted within the last hour, but an amber warning for high winds still covers scotland, northern england and wales — and there's a yellow warning for large areas across the uk. in a moment we'll hear from our correspondents in the four nations, and chris fawkes will tell us just why the storm has been so powerful. but first to chris page in county mayo in the republic of ireland. well, the worst is over, but we are still feeling the impact here in the town of west port. the power has gone off again, so no street lights. we are in darkness once more. this is where storm eowyn made land fall this morning. it was 70 miles south of here that a gust of iiamph was recorded. that is the strongest wind ever registered in the republic of ireland. and throughout the day, hundreds of thousands of people have been affected. this is what life—threatening weather looks and sounds like. after gathering force over he atlantic, storm eowyn hit ireland. in the middle of night winds turned

qdd northern ireland and a good part of scotland.— northern ireland and a good part of scotland.hole _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of the _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of the republic - part of scotland. add onto that the whole of the republic of i the whole of the republic of ireland under a red warning issued in the republic for similar conditions including also the isle of man. winds gusting to 80 or 90 mph but we could see some spots, particularly on the north coast of northern ireland and down through argyll and bute and the ayrshire coast we could hit 100 mph at times. some of this will be hit during the crucial rush—hour periods. where is the storm right now? it is in its development phase. we can see new york there and glasgow. it is this mass is cloud which is driven by a strong jet stream. that has been fired by caldaire it is under this area marked here it is going through a rapid development stage this is where the pressure in the centre drops during that period the storm get stronger and stron

the whole of northern ireland and parts of scotland. in donaghadee on the northeast coast of northern ireland. i read whether one is due to come into force there in an hour. —— red weather warning. what are you seeing? hour. -- red weather warning. what are you seeing?- what are you seeing? good morning- — what are you seeing? good morning- we _ what are you seeing? good morning. we are _ what are you seeing? good morning. we are on - what are you seeing? good morning. we are on the - what are you seeing? good - morning. we are on the county down coast and the wind is starting to pick up and when you get those big gusts, it really hits you. just behind us, at the seawall, we have seen a lot of waves crashing over that which is why we are standing back. a lot of homes and businesses in the street where we are this morning and some of them have been making preparations, maybe yesterday, to protect their properties from the worst effects of, with some sand bags. the red warning kicks in at 7am and lasts until dpm and covers the entire islan

gales still expected across parts of northern and western scotland, perhaps first thing for northern irelandnly around 6 or 7 degrees. more outbreaks of rain on the way for sunday, but thankfully the winds will not be as strong and as disruptive and dangerous as they are out there today. live from london, this is bbc news. storm eowyn continues to batter ireland and the uk, bringing a record gust of 114mph. irish water has urged its customers to conserve water. a red "danger to life" warning is in force across much of ireland, northern ireland, the isle of man, and parts of scotland, with flood alerts in many parts of the uk. the in many parts of the uk. republic of ireland over 700,000 the republic of ireland over 700,000 people without power. the figure 7

northern ireland, scotland and parts of western england, but more towards eastern areas it will turnt scotland, not as cold as the previous night, but still cold. we start up night, but still cold. we start up again on a chilly note. frost and ice around. it should be drier with more sunshine around, wind and rain. temperature recovering across belfast and plymouth, another cold day for the east. as we had to sunday night, the milder, cloudier, wetter and windier weather pushes into scotland over night with large parts of england with light winds and clear skies, will have another cold one, not as cold as it has been, colder in the south—east, much more mild in scotland and northern ireland with double figures coming monday. that will come with snow and ice melt and with further rain falling on that melting snow and ice, we could see flooding. england and wales have a chilly start, holding onto sunshine with lighter winds, temperature is creeping up winds, temperature is creeping up a little bit but not as mild as what they will be further north and west. as we head into tuesday, tha

but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern irelandsterly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit chilly, temperatures 5, 6 degrees, but it is an improvement on what we've seen of late. the colder air is here more towards continental europe. most of us are in mild air, the winds coming in from the atlantic around the top of that area of high pressure. but as that's always going to be close to the south of the uk, here, it will be a bit chilly at times. we could well have some mist and fog to start with on tuesday in southern england. on the whole, it's going to be dry, quite cloudy, the best of any breaks in the cloud where we've got a bit of shelter, so eastern scotland and the northeast of england seeing some sunshine. and those temperatures again reaching 12, maybe 13 degrees in northern ireland and back, perhaps, into double figures across england and wales, so temperatures rising here. but that area of high pressure is not going away

showers continuing northern scotland, northern ireland with some sunshine. digits for most. cross northern scotland northern ireland. again, some snow on the hills, especially the grampians could be a risk of ice where showers have fallen. northern and western areas likely to see these as we're still a few showers and strong breeze across the north and northeast of scotland. later in the day, skies will cloud up for northern ireland and the western isles as this next frontal system works its way in from the west. the sunshine to compensate. there'll be colder air ahead of it and behind it, so it's likely most of it will be of rain, leave a legacy of cloud across eastern areas, and we should see some good spells of sunshine across more figures across the board. developing at night. take care. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore. i'm katie silver. the headlines: continue their return home. we have a special report. hello and welcome to newsday, i'm katie silver. we're going to start the programme in india,

and scattered showers in northwestern scotland, parts of northern ireland, and a little bit more sunshine than recent days further south of our weather front. but there are a few sharper bursts of rain on our weather front, which only slowly meanders its way southwards overnight. we've also got a weather front approaching from the south, so it might be that the frost is more limited here and perhaps the fog more limited overnight, but it instead looks a bit chillier further north of our weather front, where the showers continue mostly around the coast and bright weather again tomorrow away from the showery north west. we've still got a couple of weather fronts in southern areas, so quite a bit of cloud. any patchy fog or frost will lift, and probably a little bit more cloud than today, and temperatures will be just a degree or so lower. but for most of us, rounding about average actually for the time of year. so that weather front clears away from the south. and as we go through the night into thursday, you may have seen that first weather front approaching. so not as cold for northern ir

so it's only really across northern ireland and western scotland that we'll see higher temperatures. reasing the cloud. that cloud pushes into scotland. still the risk of some mist and fog patches across the midlands and eastern england. 0therwise, some sunshine on sunday. for many areas it's going to be cold — 4 or 5 degrees, but milder in the far west. live from london. this is bbc news: deadly wildfires continue to rage across los angeles — ten people have been killed and officials warn more high winds could fan the flames. la's county sherriff says the suburbs look like they've been hit by an atomic bomb. 10,000 structures have now been destroyed. we will bring you the latest from our teams on the ground — we'll hear from people caught up in the chaos — and also from a us meterologist. donald trump prepares to be sentenced over hush money payments to an adult film star — just ten days before he re—enters the white house. these are live pictures showing the us supreme court, where tiktok is making a last—ditch legal bid to prevent a ban in america. and the uk home office is monitor

northern ireland in the morning. northern england, north wales, middle part of the day. southern scotlandd gales for many rain sweeping across southern areas quite quickly during the morning to sunshine for the afternoon. a few showers around, but the rain will linger across parts of northern ireland, scotland and with some snow falling across the scottish mountains. it is going to be a day in which the temperatures are fairly academic, higher than we've seen through recent days, but with those strong winds it does mean it will feel much cooler than that. into saturday, the strong winds will remain across the north of scotland after quite a wild night. still some snow in the mountains here. not a bad day for many on saturday though. brighter weather with a few showers dotted here and there, but then some increased shower activity out in the west later in the day. stay tuned to the forecast. 0pen open for business, rachel reeves courts investors in davos amid market fears about britain's flatlining growth and creaking public finances. and ai bulls for wall street, us head towards record hi

northern england up into scotland. but there will be some sunny spells. the best sunshine, i think, through the day will be found northern ireland. w, during friday night we will see this zone of clear across central and eastern parts of england. there could be some mist and murk around as well, ireland later in the night. now high pressure to the east of us, frontal systems trying for the weekend. of cloud across the central and eastern parts of england, some misty conditions for a time as well. but remember, that weather front will be running into this so watch as we go through saturday night and on into a band of clouds and bits and pieces of rain, but nothing too significant. for example, northwest scotland, also central eight, nine degrees will not feel too bad. weather around once again. the north and the west, but many places seeing some decent spells of sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. and we're here to assure the american people that we are —:= 7 z to going to going to leave ahiha th ahiha th liahehh " ' unturned ahiha th ahiha tngahehh " unturned in ahiha th ahiha th liahehh " ' unturned in this stone unturn

so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in that cold air mass, so thursday is another very cold day. lots of sunshine around, some ice to begin with. further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. northwest england few of these running into the midlands, again, ice could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across northern areas. temperatures fall away sharply, some mist and fog forming once again. a bit of cloud, some rainjust pushing into the very far southwest, which could be wintry and temperatures could be down to —15 celsius or even lower as we head into friday morning. we will s

this is the weather front bringing more cloud with some rain, sleet and snow to northern ireland, western scotlandhrough this evening, leaving a legacy of fog and low cloud across northern ireland, western scotland but clearer skies for central and eastern england. eastern scotland, again, a cold one to come with a hard frost. could be down to —15 celsius across the north—east of scotland, may be not quite as cold as what we had on friday night. however, still a chilly start to the day, a widespread frost across central, northern eastern areas, a lot of sunshine for sunday with cloud towards western fringes where here it will be less cold. temperatures beginning to climb here, another cold day to come further east. sunday night, under clearer skies across the midlands, southern and eastern england, a frost developing. further north and west as we pick up more cloud and a breeze off the atlantic, it will be a frost free night, we will start to see the snow and ice melting here as it will be milder but another one to come for large parts of england and wales. monday, a cold, frosty start for the mid

weatherfronts, though, early on monday across scotland, northern ireland bringing patchy rain and thatre, maybe a bit damp towards the southwest, too. scotland and northern ireland brighten up. if you get any brightness, though, across the south, you'll be lucky, after a cold, frosty and, in places, foggy start. still plenty of cloud around and one or two spots struggling to get above freezing, although western scotland, northern ireland, up to around ten degrees. a few showers here as you go through monday night. still a weather front stranded through parts of northern england, north and west wales, with some damp and drizzly weather at times. to the south of it, a few cloud breaks could give some frost, but also some patches of fog, and a frost still possible to the northeast of scotland. now, for tuesday, sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland, a few showers, although southern scotland linked into this weather system that's still across northern england, north and west wales with occasional rain. south and east of that, we'll see some sunny spells just about break through. ther

the sunniest skies today in northern ireland and scotland and later in northern england, but even so, north and the west, with top temperatures eight or nine. through this evening and overnight our weather front moves a little bit further south. we import more cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain from the south, but as we push further north, with light winds and clear skies here, we could see some mist and fog patches forming and it's going to be a cold night with a touch of frost here and there. tomorrow, we do have a weather front very close to the south—east. that will be moving away as we go through the course of the day. this cloud and the showery outbreaks of rain will continue to drift south—eastwards, but we will still be left with a fair bit of cloud in the south—eastern quadrant of the country, whereas move north and west of that we are into brighter skies, some sunshine and just a peppering of showers in the north and the west. temperatures five to about eight degrees. then on thursday, after a dry start, a weather front coming in from the west will introduce some rain

weatherfronts, though, early on monday across scotland, northern ireland bringing patchy rain and that north midlands and lincolnshire. spots of rain and drizzle here, maybe a bit damp towards the southwest, too. scotland and northern ireland brighten up. if you get any brightness, though, across the south, you'll be lucky, after a cold, frosty and, in places, foggy start. still plenty of cloud around and one or two spots struggling to get above freezing, although western scotland, northern ireland, up to around ten degrees. a few showers here as you go through monday night. still a weather front stranded through parts of northern england, north and west wales, with some damp and drizzly weather at times. to the south of it, a few cloud breaks could give some frost, but also some patches of fog, and a frost still possible to the northeast of scotland. now, for tuesday, sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland, a few showers, although southern scotland linked into this weather system that's still across northern england, north and west wales with occasional rain. south and east of th

and scattered showers in northwestern scotland, parts of northern ireland, and a little bit more sunshinets of rain on our weather front, which only slowly meanders its way southwards overnight. we've also got a weather front approaching from the south, so it might be that the frost is more limited here and perhaps the fog more limited overnight, but it instead looks a bit chillier further north of our weather front, where the showers continue mostly around the coast and bright weather again tomorrow away from the showery north west. we've still got a couple of weather fronts in southern areas, so quite a bit of cloud. any patchy fog or frost will lift, and probably a little bit more cloud than today, and temperatures will be just a degree or so lower. but for most of us, rounding about average actually for the time of year. so that weather front clears away from the south. and as we go through the night into thursday, you may have seen that first weather front approaching. so not as cold for northern ireland, but certainly a chilly one elsewhere with some brightness or sunshine first thi

a rare red weather warning covering northern ireland and scotland on friday has been issued by the met of up to 100 mph and flying debris resulting in danger to life. all schools in northern ireland will close on friday because of the storm. scotrail has suspended services across scotland saying it will not be safe to run services because of the weather conditions.— because of the weather conditions. ., . ., ., conditions. to cover the whole of northern — conditions. to cover the whole of northern ireland _ conditions. to cover the whole of northern ireland and - conditions. to cover the whole of northern ireland and a - conditions. to cover the whole | of northern ireland and a good part of southern scotland. the geographical area and the population centres covered including belfast, edinburgh and glasgow. the whole of the republic of ireland under a red warning for similar conditions, including the isle of man. winds gusting to around 80 or 90 mph. some spots on the north coast of northern ireland and argyll and bute and dumfries and galloway there could be 100 mile an hour winds. so

very different to how it's going to be across scotland and northern ireland.hat rapid thaw of snow and ice could lead to some localised flooding as we head on into monday here. further rain falling on that snow and ice melt as well. that weather front weakening as it pushes into the area of high pressure. england and wales, i think monday mostly dry, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine and turning less cold. 5 to 7 celsius here, but double figures across scotland and northern ireland. that weather front through monday night fizzles out as it moves into the area of high pressure across england and wales. it leaves a legacy of cloud. a milder theme for most away from the very far south and south—east, which could see the last cold night here, but double figure values, as you can see, for glasgow and for belfast, so a lot milder here. tuesday, variable cloud, breezier conditions in scotland and northern ireland. i think it will be mostly dry apart from a bit of drizzle across western hills. could see a little bit of mist and fog across england and wales where we'll

northern ireland. scotland not doing badly either, temperatures around 6—10 degrees.be some mist and murk around as well, and another zone of cloud pushing in towards northern but where we do see some clear spells, temperatures will drop for some on saturday morning. for the weekend. so a lot of dry weather around on saturday, but a fair bit area of high pressure. so watch as we go through saturday night and on into and so what will be left with for sunday is, yes, a band of clouds and bits and pieces of rain, but nothing too significant. and eastern england — we should see some spells of sunshine. as we look ahead to next week, a decent amount of dry weather around once again. this is bbc news. will have the for you at the top of headlines for you at the top of the hour which is this programmei i'm stephen sackur. the total collapse the total collapse the regime which x? if“ a... if”: ztortured ”t at: 7:77 77: tortured and systematically tarts-res! and its own population. systematically tarts-res! and is its own population. systematically tarts-res! and is striking i

then it turns milder and warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday.s for the start of next week, but it's a slow process. as we head through saturday, this cloud gradually pushes further eastwards, freezing fog patches across many parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. but a patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland, with the wind picking up for some irish sea coast but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies too, with the colder air further east, but again temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold too on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night, but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the colder air with itjust allowing these weather fronts to introduce mil

weatherfronts, though, early on monday across scotland, northern ireland bringing patchy rain and that rain and drizzle here, maybe a bit damp towards the southwest, too. scotland and northern ireland brighten up. if you get any brightness, though, across the south, you'll be lucky, after a cold, frosty and, in places, foggy start. still plenty of cloud around and one or two spots struggling to get above freezing, although western scotland, northern ireland, up to around ten degrees. a few showers here as you go through monday night. still a weather front stranded through parts of northern england, north and west wales, with some damp and drizzly weather at times. to the south of it, a few cloud breaks could give some frost, but also some patches of fog, and a frost still possible to the northeast of scotland. now, for tuesday, sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland, a few showers, although southern scotland linked into this weather system that's still across northern england, north and west wales with occasional rain. south and east of that, we'll see some sunny spells just about

this is the weather front bringing more cloud with some rain, sleet and snow to northern ireland, western scotlandastern scotland, again, a cold one to come with a hard frost. could be down to —15 celsius across the north—east of scotland, may be not quite as cold as what we had on friday night. however, still a chilly start to the day, a widespread frost across central, northern eastern areas, a lot of sunshine for sunday with cloud towards western fringes where here it will be less cold. temperatures beginning to climb here, another cold day to come further east. sunday night, under clearer skies across the midlands, southern and eastern england, a frost developing. further north and west as we pick up more cloud and a breeze off the atlantic, it will be a frost free night, we will start to see the snow and ice melting here as it will be milder but another one to come for large parts of england and wales. monday, a cold, frosty start for the midlands, eastern england, but sunshine here. further north and west, cloudierskies, breezy and there will be outbreaks of rain and it will be rain with the

scotland, severe severe gales or gales. the met office has these two red weather warnings. in northern ireland lasts until 5pm. damaging gusts of wind and as well as the red warnings we also have some amber warnings lasting a little bit longer and they cover a wider area as well, so here are also mature some damaging gusts of wind. expect disruption and delays if you are travelling —— and here too. the rain moving north—east, curling around the low pressure of the storm. moving south, we have some brighter skies. wherever you are, it will be windy tomorrow because the wet office —— the met office has yellow weather warnings for the whole of the uk for wind. saturday, the low pressure pulls away, and another system coming and bringing more wet and windy conditions. very windy with tales, far north of northern england and scotland to start the day, easing from the south, and then the next system coming in from the west. i'm sarah campbell in liverpool. where families have been gathering throughout the morning for the sentencing on axel rudakubana is to be sentenced today for the murders of three

you can see only appreciable rain really is forecast across northern and western scotland, perhaps western parts of northern irelandhicker cloud at times. so it's still looking largely dry through next week. it's the latter part of next week that the low pressures finally look as if they'll start to make inroads, more so later in the week as those low pressures deepen further. and so we could have notjust rain, but some windier spells of weather as well. but that is still a significant time in the future, so we'll need to be keeping a close eye on that. the forecast does show the temperatures coming back to average. it does show rainfall as well for many of our capital cities, but at the same time, we've still got that blocking high to push out of the way. so still some very quiet weather as we go through the weekend. do watch out for the fog and the frost. live from tel aviv, this is bbc news. after 15 months of war, israel and gaza are counting down to a ceasefire that's due to begin within the next 2a hours. children here have witnessed things no child should witness. they have been exposed for 15 long months to

scotland. we could see a brief spell of hill snow in northern ireland. e day. it will remain when the overnight with severe gales in northern scotland on saturday and further showers here. elsewhere the brighter start to the weekend but batches of reign, sleet and potentially hill snow will move into the north and the west as we go through saturday. live from london, this is bbc news. prince harry settles his long—running legal battle with news group newspapers over allegations of unlawful information—gathering. in a monumental victory today, news uk have admitted that the sun, the flagship title for rupert murdoch's uk media empire, has indeed engaged in illegal practices. iamat i am at the royal court of justice. and terry says it is vindication notjust for him vindication not just for him but for the vindication notjust for him but for the hundreds of other victims who he says have been forced to settle. —— prince harry says. donald trump warns russia to end the war in ukraine ourface new sanctions. tributes are paid to the 12—year—old boy who was stab

but mostly to england and wales because where we are seeing the breaks today across scotland and northern irelandss the north—west of scotland, patchy rain and drizzle here. sunshine across england and wales is more limited than it was yesterday. the best of it is to the north—east of the pennines, but it is still quite a chilly 6—7 under the cloud for many. as i say, it is a little bit milder orfurther north and west, further away from that cold air. tomorrow, that weather front stays with us. the breeze starts to pick up from the west, so largely frost free here, but perhaps the glens may have a touch of frost. more likely under the very thin cloud further south a touch of frost and hill fog around. the odd pocket of fog at lower levels as well to clear tomorrow morning. fairly hopeful with a bit more breeze in the west tomorrow, that will turn the cloud over a little bit more and break it up. perhaps northern england, wales, parts of south—west england, even eastern england and again scotland and northern ireland faring quite well. it is here we will see the high temperatures, but just 4—5 cel

then it turns milder and warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday.wards, freezing fog patches across many parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. but a patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland, with the wind picking up for some irish sea coast but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies too, with the colder air further east, but again temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold too on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night, but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the colder air with itjust allowing these weather fronts to introduce milder conditions across northern ireland and again for scotland this time on sunday, where temperatures will start to pick up.

then, it turns milder, warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday.ad through saturday, this cloud gradually pushes further eastwards, freezing fog patches across many parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. bit a patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland with the wind picking up for some irish sea coasts, but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies, too, with the colder air further east but again, temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold, too, on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts, it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the colder air with it, just allowing these weather fronts to introduce milder conditions across northern ireland and again for scot

weatherfronts, though, early on monday across scotland and northern ireland, bringing patchy rain. shire. spots of rain or drizzle here, maybe a bit damp towards the south—west too. scotland and northern ireland brighten up. if you get any brightness across the south, you'll be lucky. after a cold, frosty and in places foggy start, still plenty of cloud around and one or two spots struggling to get above freezing, though western scotland and northern ireland up to around ten degrees. a few showers here as we go through monday night. still a weather front stranded through parts of northern england and north and west wales, with some damp and drizzly weather at times. to the south of it, a few cloud breaks. could give some frost, but also some patches of fog and a frost still possible to the north—east of scotland. now for tuesday, sunny spells scotland and northern ireland, a few showers, although southern scotland linked into this weather system that's still across northern england, north and west wales, with occasional rain. south and east of that we'll see some sunny spells just a

then, it turns milder, warmer across northern ireland scotland into sunday. parts of england and wales slow to lift and clear, reducing visibility on our roads. bit of patchy light rain and drizzle into parts of western scotland with the wind picking up for some irish sea coasts, but some sunshine later on in the day for northern ireland. sunny skies, too, with the colder air further east but again, temperatures for many won't make it much past low single figures. and it stays cold, too, on saturday night into sunday. perhaps not quite as cold as on friday night but temperatures still well below freezing for many, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. for these western coasts, it is turning milder. and if we just take a look at the pressure chart, you can see the high pressure gradually retreats further eastwards, taking the colder air with it, just allowing these weather fronts to introduce milder conditions across northern ireland and again for scotland this time on sunday, where temperatures will start to pick up. watch out for that snow melt, t

there is met office weather warning for snow and ice covering northern and western scotland and northern irelando to five centimetres widely across northern and western scotland with ten centimetres over higher ground. a yellow warning for scotland and northern ireland. i will take you back to the pictures we are getting from paris because president macron is about to arrive to take part in commemorations in the french capital, we can see him just arriving with his wife brigitte macron tail. they are marking ten years since he islamist gun attack at the magazine charlie hebdo, 12 people were killed including several of its best—known cartoonists. let's speak to nabila ramdani, a french—algerian journalist and author of fixing france: how to repair a broken republic. thank you forjoining us. i know you were base just a few streets ago when —— a few streets ago when —— a few streets away when this attack happened ten years ago. reminders of what happened. i was literally a few streets away when the charlie hebdo attack started in paris on january the 7th 2015 at 1130. i remember it like yesterday

the cloud here, so we should see some sunshine for parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, northern scotlands and only 4 or 5 degrees — it will feel quite cold — but a little less cold across the northwest of scotland. but with that colder air in place, saturday night will be a cold one. we'll see, ithink, a bit more of a widespread frost and some dense mist and fog patches across england and wales. very little change to the pressure pattern as we head through sunday but this weather front will try to edge into northwestern areas but it won't get far because it's bumping up against high pressure. so, a cold, frosty start with some fog around, which could be slow to clear for england, certainly central and eastern parts. the best of the sunshine, again, across northern and western areas. this weather front will bring some rain to western scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon. temperatures here 10 degrees, where we have some less cold air, but for most, it's a chilly day — 3—8 celsius. sunday night much the same — rather cloudy, a few gaps in the cloud allowing temperatures to fall

so we should see some sunshine for parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, northern scotlandd eastern england, it will stay rather grey and gloomy with some murkiness and only 11—5 degrees. it will feel quite cold. but a little less cold across the northwest of scotland. but with that colder air in place, saturday night will be a cold one. we'll see, ithink, a bit more of a widespread frost and some dense mist and fog patches across england and wales. very little change to the pressure pattern as we head through sunday but this weather front will try to edge into northwestern areas but it won't get far because it's bumping up against high pressure. so, a cold, frosty start with some fog around, which could be slow to clear for england, certainly central and eastern parts. the best of the sunshine, again, across northern and western areas. this weather front will bring some rain to western scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon. temperatures here 10 degrees, where we have some less cold air, but for most, it's a chilly day — 3—8 celsius. sunday night much the same —