. northern scotland, and very windy weatherfor the northern isles. e, temperatures will be falling, bringing the risk of icy stretches in northern ireland, scotla nd stretches in northern ireland, scotland and parts of wales. some sunny spells tomorrow, but also h efty , sunny spells tomorrow, but also hefty, frequent showers with hail and thunder, and snow perhaps even to lower levels at times in the heaviest of the showers, and it will feel colder. it stays very changeable through the rest of the week. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: jeremy corbyn says he takes his share of responsibility for his party's defeat to the conservatives in the copeland by—election. speaking at the scottish labour conference, he urged the party to unite. britain faces a "sustained and serious" level of terror threat from islamist extremists — that's according to the independent reviewer of terrorism laws. sir mo farah has reiterated that he is a clean athlete after a leaked report by the us anti—doping agency

when the weather in the northern isles. through the early pa rt northern isles. south—west england. a bit try for central and southern parts of england. cloudy and damp on eastern coastal areas. a lot of cloud in scotland. outbreaks of rain. we'll see season settling snow on the grampians. wendy, cold and wet for the northern isles. that windy and wet weather continues here overnight. the showers across the west tending to fade out overnight. still some coastal ones. under clear skies for northern ireland, it will turn cold. we could see some ice we re turn cold. we could see some ice were showers have fallen. northern and eastern parts of the uk remain cloudy and wet with further snow over the high ground. as that weather front continues to work its way west, the sunshine will become confined to western parts of the uk. elsewhere, spots of rain. maybe the odd snowflake. when trueness of high ground in eastern scotland, north—east england. it is this area of high pressure that will be with us of high pressure that will be with us into next week. it will bring col

through the lake district, the isle of man, northern ireland and scotland, the best of the sunshine.f some showers across the northern isles and aberdeenshire. there clear skies, as the darkness falls, those two bridges falling away. elsewhere will see some showers becoming more widespread, starting to move further inland. a few centimetres across higher ground. there could be some excitement for kids across eastern england first thing on saturday morning. however it's not expected to last as the snow showers turned to last as the snow showers turned to rain. temperatures still feeling disappointing and on the strength but brisk, north—easterly breeze. by sunday, you won't get a change. a lot of cloud around. there are signs of something a little more different as we move out of sunday into monday, with this low—pressure drifting north. it's not going to affect us too much but it will squeeze the isobars together and change the wind direction to a south—easterly. which means there is a potential for south—easterly. which means there is a potentialfor some south—easterly. which means

across the northern isles a lot of showers here could see some accumulations of snow, certainly.tern and central parts of england, here again, there'll be some wintry showers — a mixture of rain and sleet mostly but one or two places could see some snow, maybe enough for a very small covering here and there. but temperatures just 2 or 3 degrees. through friday night, we keep the easterly wind, we keep the wintry showers for the many of us there will be quite a lot of clouds. up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop as low as —10 degrees. more widely those temperatures will hover around freezing. now, into saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow w

now, we could see some quite hefty showers across the northern isles.ng down the east coast of scotland. along the immediate coastal strip, a mixture of rain and sleet. but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians, and down the east coast of england a similar story. right on the coast line, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chance of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures, just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and then during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry, really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive, but there could be some small accumulations in places,

across the northern isles a lot of showers here could see some accumulations of snow, certainly.d, here again, there'll be some wintry showers — a mixture of rain and sleet mostly but one or two places could see some snow, maybe enough for a very small covering here and there. but temperatures just 2 or 3 degrees. through friday night, we keep the easterly wind, we keep the wintry showers for the many of us there will be quite a lot of clouds. up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop as low as —10 degrees. more widely those temperatures will hover around freezing. now, into saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined

to eastern scotland, along with the northern isles, the cloud thickening and the odd spot or two of drizzled into northern ireland as well. we should see some sunnier spells across north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlands and further south. now, i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven, eight degrees in some spots — but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there, so you'll need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and for the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. so it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly, and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. and on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry, with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up, an

now, we could see some quite hefty showers across the northern isles. strip, a mixture of rain and sleet. but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians and down the east coast of england a similar story. right on the coast line, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chances of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, 4, 5 degrees at best. and then we head in

we will have heavy rain for a time for parts of scotland in the northern isles in particular, as it meandersends to peter out. it gives us a loss of cloud, a fairly brisk wind and more rain coming into the north—west later. it will be a mild night. these temperatures are higher than oui’ these temperatures are higher than our daytime averages at this time of year. so, as we move into monday morning, it is going to be quite great. opening the curtains, there will be held for the round, coastal fog through the bristol channel, the english channel, cardigan bay and into the irish sea. not much brightness on the first thing. as well as the low cloud, we will also have a fairly brisk wind blowing across parts of northern england and north—east scotland. there could be gusts of a0 mph. to contend with for parts of northern ireland and scotland, heavy rain. not a particularly pleasant drive through the morning rush. the gusty wind will tend to ease. notable for the a-i, will tend to ease. notable for the a—i, and the rain eases southwards. it will be slightly fresher air here. for most of us we are

still a strong south—easterly winds across the northern isles. further south it is brighter.with the odd shower around. across southern and eastern areas potential for another area of low pressure to die its way eastwards. cloud spoiling the sunshine. there could be hindrance to fans trying to get across the channel for the start of the six nations tomorrow between england and france tomorrow at twickenham. touch and go for the rainfor twickenham. touch and go for the rain for the match in london. not particularly warm. some wintry showers. this next band of showers coming into the south—west later on will turn wintry over the hills. a cold night and a real risk of ice around on monday morning. again it does not look like a bad day. you have the weather front close to eastern scotland. always the risk of patchy rain. it will be colder this weekend and has been during the week. actually there will be a lot of dry and very reasonable weather. there will be showers and spells of rain the sunshine to enjoy for many of us. by dissident republicans. some of the explosives had been

we will have heavy rain for a time for parts of scotland in the northern isles in particular, as it meandersnds to peter out. it gives us a lot of cloud, a fairly brisk wind and more rain coming into the north—west later. it will be a mild night. these temperatures are higher than our daytime averages at this time of year. so, as we move into monday morning, it is going to be quite great. it is going to be quite grey. 0pening opening the curtains, some hill fog, coastal fog, through the opening the curtains, some hill fog, coastalfog, through the bristol channel, english channel, cardigan bay. not much brightness on the first thing. as well as the low cloud, a fairly brisk wind blowing across parts of northern england and north—east scotland. there could be gusts of 40 or 50 mph. parts of northern ireland and scotland, heavy rain. as the day wears on, the gusty wind will tend to use. notable for the a-i, wind will tend to use. notable for the a—i, the rain easing southwards. brighter weather returns to the far north of scotland. it will be slightly fresher air here. for most of us it is stil

but there are a few showers across parts of northern isles, quite lost three as well. y start the rain moves into western areas with strengthening winds. for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england, turning milder with outbreaks of rain. some wintry sunshine to compensate and through monday evening and overnight that rain increasingly will turn to snow as it falls across the pennines and highland scotland as well. that frontal system is fairly slow to clear on tuesday as it bumps into high—pressure situated across scandinavia. through tuesday this band of rain continues to sit around eastern parts of the uk. further rain in the south—west of the country, but for many areas quite a good deal of sunshine between those two weather systems and temperatures between six and 10 degrees. the middle part of the week is largely dry, the remnants of that front in the east bringing outbreaks of light, patchy rain times and quite a bit of cloud further west. some brighter conditions but temperatures on the chilly side by wednesday and towards the end of the week it will t

to eastern scotland, along with the northern isles, the cloud thickening and the odd spot or two of drizzles north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlands and further south. now, i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven, eight degrees in some spots — but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there so you will need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and with the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the cloud starting to break up and we'll see 11 degrees likely down into the south. so there is always the risk,

the scattering of showers continue across the northern isles. to fall away sharply through the night, lows of —10 possible. towards the end of the the lows of —10 possible. towards the end of the - the £125”; for if) ,,- w; muff-"é “ i more enhanced snow showers. more of the significant dusting at lower levels as well. don't get too excited. the snow will turn back the rain as we go through the day but again, scotland and northern ireland, you might continue to see glimpses of sun through the weekend. not much in the way of change though. back grey called theme continues for many. top temperatures just five or 6 degrees but a sign of things to come. the isobars will squeeze together as it drifts north west, allowing the winds to swing round south—easterly direction. a milder source. it could be breezy but we could see sunshine and glimpses of snowdrops. but it could lead to night—time frost and fog. this is bbc news. i am martine martine croxall. the headlines. record levels of patients in england spent longer than the target waiting time in acc

coastal parts of wales, north—west england, northern ireland, the isle of man and then more generallye coast or a walk over the hills, particularly when you couple those strong winds with heavy bursts of rain and some snowfall across northern scotland as well with some cold air in here. all the while the south—east stays largely dry. some brighter spells, but generally quite cloudy this afternoon and temperatures 11 or 12. this evening we see this band of rain moving across england and wales, tending to fizzle away as it goes. rain and snow moving northwards across scotland and severe gales across the far north of the mainland and the northern isles as well. and the real rash of showers starts to pack in from the west as temperatures start to fall as well. that would lead us to some icy stretches tomorrow morning. bear that in mind if you are travelling the monday morning commute, particularly in the north west. we will see some spells of sunshine, but we will also see lots of showers, these showers heavy with hail and thunder, wintry especially over high ground, but in low levels if

gales through the north, north—east and northern isles. southern scotland will try to knock. there are scattered showers in wales, north—west england, south—west england, which will tend to fade. we will get sunshine and there's low pressure in france. a glancing blow for south—east england and in the east anglia. that should cater for the possibility of it clearing the wave in the afternoon. —— clearing away. rain pulling away from eastern parts of england. a fair amount of dry and sunny weather to come. temperatures 5— nine celsius. later more showers coming back in western parts. the six nations rug be back in action. twickenham will be under clear skies this evening and it will turn chilly. into this evening we have this rain moving through south—west england, wales, pushing into the midlands. for wales and north—west england it could fall as snow on high ground and temperatures dip away again, so the risk of icy patches. apache fog developing as well and it could mean more cloud around tomorrow for england and wales, compared with today. where any fog lingers, and it cou

it is windy at the moment, the peak of the winds around the northern isles and there is the risk of icethe day we will see snow at lower levels. through scotland and northern england, we will also have some more showers coming in on the wind because it will be a windy day, across wales in south—west england, and again we will see a wintry flavour from them, and again we will see a wintry flavourfrom them, primarily and again we will see a wintry flavour from them, primarily on the hills. these are our maximum temperatures, nothing to be writing home about. as we head on through the evening and overnight it will be windy, gales for some of us. some snow coming out of the showers, and perhaps even more of the risk of ice on untreated surfaces this coming night. these are the temperatures you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas it will be a lot lower than this, —6 in parts of scotland, —2 in parts of england and wales. as we go into tomorrow we start off on the cold note with the risk of ice. low pressure not to far away. this is the remnants of what was storm ewan at the weeken

maybe 80mph in one or two of the gusts, up towards the northern isles. ver deepening area of low pressure will trundle its way through the heart of the british isles. mild in the south, but it's dragging in cold air on its northern flank and it will convert rain to snowment snow. down to really low levels and throughout it remain stubbornly mild across the south. hello, it's tuesday, it's 9 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. this morning — will huge rises in business rates force shops around the country to close? coco my name is rebecca bishop, i runa coco my name is rebecca bishop, i run a small artisan bakery in suffolk. my business rates arejune to go up by nearly 500% in the next year, which will have serious detrimental effects on my business and other small independents in southwold in southwark. my name is sheila, i run a fancy dress shop in berkshire, my business rates at you to go up by 64% this year, raising to go up by 64% this year, raising to 250% in —— to go up by 64% this year, raising to 250% in -- 257% to go up by

ireland, the lake district and into scotland, not too bad, sunshine but with showers across the northern islesowards the night, more enhanced showers of snow. if few centimetres to higher ground, a heavy dusting in lower levels on saturday morning, don't get too excited, kids, the snow showers turned to rain as we go through the day on saturday. it will bea through the day on saturday. it will be a cloudy and cold day in north—west scotland and northern ireland. fancy a change for sunday? think again, i'm afraid. cloud and grey, still disappointingly cold. don't shoot the messenger. it is tempting! a reminder of our main story: new figures reveal the worst waiting times in ten two departments in england. 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. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. record numbers of patients in england spent longer than the target waiting time in a&e in december, figures leaked to the bbc suggest january was even worse. every patient stacked on a trolley in a corridor, not getting to the ward

the wet and windy weather continues for the northern isles. little change for this evening.s in eastern scotland, mainly on high ground. showers in the south—west become confined to coastal areas, but it will turn cold skies in the west. missed, fog and ice. the weather front on the east coast will work its way to the west. on wednesday, a lot of cloud around. outbreaks of rain. don't be surprised to see the odd snowflake in eastern england, and eastern scotland. a distinctly chilly feel across eastern areas, because we have started to pull an easterly wind from the near continent, which will continue to push that weather front across the uk and keep this low pressure as they art in the atlantic. thursday will be a cold, grey day with biting easterly wind. the best of any brighter weather will be across sheltered western areas. the same picture on friday — areas. the same picture on friday — a lot of grey weather, and feeling even colder. towards the end of the week, as i mentioned, that easterly wind will continue, and it could bring a few snow showers, particularly as we h

heavy snow showers developing in the northern isles.s especially over high ground. 0ut west, more in the way of sunshine but wherever you are, a cold day. through thursday night, we keep the wintry showers down the east coast. we are not expecting anything too disruptive but small accumulations here and there. friday could see it snow showers anywhere across the country. temperatures not far above freezing. into the weekend, we keep the easterly winds. high pressure from scandinavia feeding the wintry showers. a lot of cloud generally. the best of the temperatures still struggling. a hint of something less cold in the south particularly here. temperatures may rise of little for the start of the next week. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the british parliament has voted overwhelmingly to let the government begin the uk's departure from the european union. prime minister theresa may says she wants to trigger formal talks by the end of march. during the vote, some dissenting mps were reprimanded for singing 0de tojoy, the eu anthem.

across the northern isles a lot of showers here could see some accumulations of snow, certainly.intry showers — a mixture of rain and sleet mostly but one or two places could see some snow, maybe enough for a very small covering here and there. but temperatures just 2 or 3 degrees. through friday night, we keep the easterly wind, we keep the wintry showers for the many of us there will be quite a lot of clouds. up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop as low as —10 degrees. more widely those temperatures will hover around freezing. now, into saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined to high levels. at low levels mo

hefty showers across the northern isles. showers down the east coast of scotland.he grampians and down the east coast of england a similar story. the increasing chances of some snow showers. temperatures 3— four degrees and that is the story right across the country but remember, in the western fringes, a better chance of seeing sunshine. during thursday night and on the friday, more of the same with easterly wind delivering showers, falling more frequently as snow. during not snow. during friday, we will not rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country stop probably nothing too destructive but some small accumulations in places and cold feeling day. then we head into the weekend and we still have high pressure and could up over scandinavia bringing easterly winds and steal the wintry showers, increasing chance they will be falling as snow particularly in eastern areas. in the north—west, quite a lot of sunshine on saturday. by quite a lot of sunshine on saturday. by sunday temperatures in the south beginning to lift up a little bit and that takes us

some strong winds across the northern isles. some rain moving across england and wales.ith the showers and falling temperatures, there is the risk of some icy stretches to take us into monday morning. bear that in mind for the commute. as we go on through the day there will be some spells of sunshine that there will also be some spells of showers, some of them heavy with hail and thunder and some of them wintry, especially over high ground but even over low levels, if you get a shower, don't be surprised to see some sleet and some wet snow. the day will feel decidedly chilly. no pressure still in charge as we go through monday night into tuesday. still the fairly chilly north—westerly wind. plenty of showers, at this stage at low levels, some of the showers will be falling as rain. still some sleet and snow up over high ground. hale and snow up over high ground. hale and thunder cannot be ruled out either. the temperatures nudging up a little bit. eventually, we will see milder air returning from the south, but not before this little ridge of high pressure builds its way

of up to 70 miles an hour for the northern scotland, it gusts of up to 70 miles an hourfor the northern islesg cool in the wind. temperatures around 5 degrees or so. northern ireland seeing outbreaks of rain spreading, for all areas. quite wet around the greater manchester and merseyside, northwest midlands area. persistent rain for north west and wales. southern count of england, cloudy, patches of rain, mild day in the south, cooler in the north. rain pushing overnight. storm doris continuing to explosively deepen. nasty storm system on the way tomorrow. probably the worst storm of the winter. the met office issuing an amber weather warning, for wind. gusts of 80 miles an hour across parts of north wales, a swathe of northern england. taking in cities like greater manchester, sheffield. strong windss moving across lincolnshire and yorkshire. likely to be damaging gusts. heavy snow over the high ground of the southern uplands. some snow possible down to lower levels. likely to cause disruption. heavy rain in northern ireland could bring the risk of localised flooding problems. nasty storm, c

gusts of wind quite lively, picking up across the northern isles and further east across the englishee more snow, in the valleys, for example. the strength is heading into the in this channel and east anglia and lincolnshire, as well. if you are travelling with the wind and the rain, potentially hills no. overnight it becomes stuck across scotla nd overnight it becomes stuck across scotland as hill snow. i'm talking about cold air, so we will have frost and also that risk of ice returning. after what has been a mild week. it is not too distant memory, it was happening last week, but to be aware they will be some slippery conditions tomorrow. sunday morning, as well. patchy rain, sleet and snow, and the next low pressure is going to cause some rain. with the rugby taking place that could have implications. the rain and sleet and snow is still around in the morning hours and it doesn't really wish its grip in the northern half of scotland, but a deal of sunshine, as well. —— doesn't really relinquish. not a smile as it has been. the arc of cloud. overnight tomorrow night, more showers,

it could be higher in the northern isles.. relatively mild. in the north, turning colder with snow over the hills in particular. at the moment, all that is happening in the north and west makes it look like for the continuation of the six nations tomorrow it will be dry. behind all of that we are in the cold air. these showers are falling as snow across the mountains of wales and the south—west moors. the lower levels in the north could be icy. a different feeling day. hail and thunder and heavy showers and certainly snow. that continues not just monday and tuesday. in the northerly winds, it will feel much colder. winter is fighting back towards the end of february, i think. between now and then, a potential with the new storm coming in. if you do have plans, please do stay tuned to the forecast. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines: labour's deputy leader tom watson says now

severe gales across the far north of the mainland and the northern isles as well.nd that could lead to icy stretches during tomorrow morning. bear that in mind if you are travelling the monday morning commute. tomorrow we will see some spells of sunshine, but also lots of showers and they will be heavy with hail and thunder. wintry over high ground. if you get a heavy shower, you could see some sleet and snow. a very different day, 4—8d. still plenty of showers on tuesday with sunshine in between and it stays very changeable as we head through the rest of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10am: jeremy corbyn has said he takes a share of responsibility for his party's defeat to the conservatives in the copeland by—election, but that he remains determined to stay in hisjob. co nsta nt constant attacks on the leadership, co nsta nt constant attacks on the leadership, constant divisions don't attack the visions that allow us to present an alternative vision. lord heseltine says he'll back opposition calls to change the bill to trigger article 50. police in m

showers for the northern isles.ar story across eastern england and into the midlands. there could be one or two stubborn fog patches through the vale of york that will linger all day. it is a dry afternoon if an increasingly cloudy one. the wet and windy weather will spread eastwards across all areas. we will see snow across all areas. we will see snow across the high ground of scotland and down into the pennines as well. as the rain clears from western areas, temperatures could well drop low enough to give us icy stretches on untreated surfaces across the south—west tomorrow morning. but that weather front is reluctant to clear the east coast of england and really tomorrow it will hang around all day long. so some cloud and increasingly patchy rain. further west, brighter skies and sunshine and hefty showers towards the south—west which could contain hail and thunder. now, rememberthat south—west which could contain hail and thunder. now, remember that band of rain that weather front in the east. 0n of rain that we

wednesday will be a windy day for the northern isles.nd going. for wales, it will be pretty wet, with drops of rain crossing into the midlands and east anglia. still mild in the south, but the cooler air is hang on across the north. through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we will see the area of low pressure explode. a very powerful storm system will become doris. that will bring some windy weather to both wales and northern england. there will also be ill snow affecting scotland. matt taylor has the full forecast in half an hour. the white house says it is empowering agents so that they can move any undocumented immigrants convicted of even a minor offence. many immigration eight across us cities in recent days, the numbers facing deportation set to be much greater. —— many immigration raids. president donald trump has addressed anti—semitic threats. president donald trump has addressed anti-semitic threats. anti-semitic threats targeting ourjurist community and immunity centres are horrible. —— ourjewish community. we have

now, we could see some quite hefty showers across the northern isles.s just 2, 3, 4 degrees. in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, 4, 5 degrees at best. and then we head into the weekend. we still have high pressure anchored up over scandinavia, bringing us these easterly winds. still the wintry showers, the increasing chance that these will be falling as snow, particularly in eastern areas. again, out west that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. in fact, parts of scotl

now, we could see some quite hefty showers across the northern isles.f scotland. along the immediate coastal strip, a mixture of rain and sleet but come inland, it will be snow, yet more snow falling over the grampians and down the east coast of england a similar story. right on the coast line, a mixture of rain and sleet. inland, the increasing chances of seeing some snow showers. and you can see these temperatures just 2, in fact, that is the story, as far as the temperatures go, right across the country, but remember, in these western fringes, there is a better chance that we will see some sunshine. now, during thursday night and on into friday, really, it is more of the same. easterly winds continue to deliver some wintry showers, these showers increasingly falling as snow. a frosty start to friday morning just about everywhere. and during friday, we cannot rule out a wintry flurry really anywhere across the country. probably nothing too disruptive but there could be some small accumulations in places, and a cold—feeling day, 2, 3, a, 5 degrees at b

eastern scotland, apart from each few showers in the northern isles, should be dry. g conditions. also heavy rain, standing water on the roads and snow falling on higher ground. the southern uplands and down into the pennines and peak district is so watch the trans—pennine district is so watch the tra ns—pennine route as district is so watch the trans—pennine route as well. the weather will slowly move eastwards overnight. all rain in eastern england. bit of clearance after a few showers. watch out for ice in northern ireland and scotland as temperatures dip particularly between showers. the weather chart for tuesday shows that by the french on the eastern side of the country and it becomes slow to move before working its way westwards. we start off with the wet weather over cold ground. elsewhere plenty of sunshine, a brush of shoppers pushing in towards wales, the south of england. —— a rush of showers. still cold across the north and east. that weather front working its way westwards on wednesday so it introduces a lot of cloud to the country, maybe a bit of bright

this morning at 9am in scotland, we'll still have gales in the northern isles, the far north of mainlandly, there is a lot of cloud around and that's producing patchy rain. into the south—west, it is cloudy here too, murky with some hill fog and as we head into wales, a wet day ahead whichever way you look at it. into northern ireland, a bright start for you but later we could see some rain and some of that could be heavy. through the course of the day, very slowly the wind across the far north of scotla nd slowly the wind across the far north of scotland starts to ease as an area of low pressure eases away. in wales it flips and northjo moves north and as it does the rain will turn heavier and wherever you are it will be a blustery day. in between we will see some brightness in the opening and an parts of scotland and overnight and. through the evening and overnight, the rain turns heavier as it continues across wales to northern england. then itjoins forces with storm doris coming across northern ireland, so some heavy rain. as it pushes to the far north of england, southern uplands an

about the north—west coast of scotla nd speaking about the north—west coast of scotland and the northern islesing about the potential for high sided vehicles to be blown over, perhaps a little damage here and there but for some it could be proper structural damage, so really take care tomorrow. around about three o'clock in the afternoon, lincolnshire and east anglia bearing the brunt of the storm and then later on thursday into friday night, it comes down and some of us probably picking up the bits and pieces. take care tomorrow. tomasz, thank you. a reminder of the day's main story... the husband of children's author helen bailey, ian stewart, has been found guilty of murdering her and has been found guilty of murdering herand dumping has been found guilty of murdering her and dumping her body in a cesspit under the garage. that is all from us foreigner. back to let's have a checkup on the latest headlines. the onset of the children's author, helen bailey, have been convicted of murdering her to profit from her £4 million fortune. he suffocated her before hiding her body beneath their home i

that produced strong winds across the northern isles this morning, but it is dragging in colder air and. so the cold air coming around that area of low pressure. filtering through the course of the day, that bit further south. so increasingly, our showers in the south will be wintry especially so with height. this morning, we have got a bit of dry weather across scotland, but where we have got the showers, some of those are falling as snow in the west. the same too for northern ireland. but we've got a plethora of showers crossing england and wales this morning. now, for a time, on the hills in wales and the south—west, they too will be wintry. into the afternoon, some drier conditions coming in across parts of scotland, but in the south, we are expecting snow as indeed we are across northern england. something to be aware of if you are travelling. bright skies and showers across northern ireland and for england and wales, there will be a lot of showers crossing again as the cold air cuts lot of showers crossing again as the cold aircuts in, lot of showers crossing again as the cold air

the risk of showers across the northern isles.of the north sea. that could lead to school cumulus is at higher ground, maybe even a light dusting at law levels. —— this could lead to snore accumulating at higher ground. cloudy and grey, we do it all again on sunday. perhaps the risk of showers eases on sunday. but there is a glimmer of something coming to change the story. what this area of low pressure it will squeeze the ice bash together, winds will strengthen, but the winds are likely to push up from a south easterly direction, so hopefully something a little milder next week is, we have planned more this winter than ever before and that planning has worked in most places. most hospitals have managed to cope but, some places are under intense pressure. we'll be looking at the difficulties in a&e here and how they do things in the german health service. also tonight: the government denies abandoning the vulnerable after it stops a scheme allowing unaccompanied children into the uk. i don't really want to keep complaining becaus

still the risk of a scattering of showers in the northern isles and aberdeenshire but clear skies byheltered parts of scotland. in the same time we could see more enhanced snow showers coming in off the east coast. as they move further inland it will fall as sleet and they move further inland it will fall easiest 5 of, 7, to levels on if 17 mg n ,:www w fire ..i n ,:www w ww w for

northern isles looking mainly dry, quite a lot of sunshine coming through for the midlands, wales andeast anglia at this stage. but eventually that will pull away, the cloud will start to clear and some of us will break into some sunshine this afternoon. in northern scotland, you keep the rain. the hill snow and strong winds with gales and places. whilst many places are looking try this afternoon, the south—west, some showers heading into cornwall and devon as the afternoon goes on. single figure temperatures. a chill up single figure temperatures. a chill up the six nations is afternoon but should be drying up at murrayfield on twickenham it will be dry this evening. turning quite chilly because there will be a frost setting in again across many areas tonight. there will be a bit of wet weather here and there. turning i see in some spots. northern scotland getting drier but still showers and western scotland. frosty, and i see in places. patchy fob developing as well. some tomorrow may be slow to clear and it may end up being cloudy and cold where you are. more cloud in england and w

rain and snow moving across scotla nd heavy rain and snow moving across scotland and for the northern isles hefty showers, which could be wintry in places. so there could be some icy stretches into tomorrow morning. tomorrow could be tricky towards the north—west of the country, some heavy showers moving through, with hailand heavy showers moving through, with hail and thunder. wintry, particularly but not exclusively over high ground. it will feel considerably cooler than it has done. lots going on! varies. thank you very much. we are better prepared for having listened to you! we'll be back with the headlines at 8am. now it's time for the travel show. this week, camping in churches. i'm going to try to go to sleep now and try and forget that i'm entirely surrounded by graves. and getting to grips with sudan. wrestling a guy in front of 2,000 people is a bit further than what i usually go. this week, i'm in kent, in england's south—east corner. this is the city of canterbury, a place of pilgrimage ever since the 12th century. britain's ancient places of worship have always attracted visito

heavy rainfora time the coasts, and we will have heavy rain for a time for parts of scotland, the northern islesigher than our daytime averages at this time of year. that is the middle of february. as we move into monday morning it is going to be quite great, opening the curtains first thing there will be hill fog around, some coastal fog, potentially through the bristol channel, the english channel and the cardigan bay, into the irish sea. not much brightness on offer first thing. as well as the low cloud we will have a fairly brisk wind blowing across parts of northern england and north—east scotland. there could be gusts of a0 or 50 mph. some heavy rain to contend with. not a particularly pleasant to drive through the morning rush. as the day wears on, the gusty wind will tend to use. notable for the a—1, the rain eases southwards. brighter weather returns to the far north of scotland. some showers, but it will be slightly fresher air. for most of us, in that i atlantic air, ten or 11 even where we have the rain. the potential is there for 16 in some sunshine. that is because we have really v

severe gales in the northern isles.to take us into tomorrow morning. bear that in mind for the monday morning commute. some sunshine, but plenty of showers, heavy and thundery with hail, and wintry weather especially on high ground, but even low levels could get sleet and snow. temperatures well down on where they have been. there is an awful lot going on. i am going for a sit down now. nazi germany's bombing campaign against britain in world war ii lasted for eight months and killed 43,000 people, but despite the bombardment two peace officers managed to document the devastation through a series of photographs. now they are going on display at an exhibition in london. caroline davies has been to see them. here again are the same firefighters who face peril and danger with the same determination and courage. london during the blitz, a newsreel showing resilience and heroism. but the new exhibition shows a different side to the destruction. alongside paintings from well—known war artists are some unexpected contributors,

, but for western scotla nd northern isles, but for western scotland and northern ireland, it will journey east, it will try and come west again, blocked by that area of high pressure. what‘s going to happen is thatis pressure. what‘s going to happen is that is going to allow cold air to push across our shores in the ensuing days into the weekend as represented here by the blue colours. tomorrow we have the weather front across eastern areas, producing cloud. someone to a flurry is possible across parts of england, snow across the pennines and the grampians. toward the west, brighter skies. the temperatures are starting to go down in eastern areas. you notice it more as we head into thursday, where we have a weather front pushing towards the west. cloud associated with it, more snow across the pennines and the grampians. the brighter skies in the west. hello, i‘m victoria derbyshire. an exclusive report by this programme takes a look inside the hungarian village that is trying to create a white utopia, and wants british people to move there. translation: we primarily welcome people

we carry on with the strong winds across the northern isles and the cloud and the rain in the east. r wintry flurries. again coming in across eastern england and snow on the pennines and the grampians. as we head towards the end of the week we carry on with that. cold easterly wind and cloudy with snow showers and it looks like we could see significant snow on the pennines. that‘s still open to question and i'll that‘s still open to question and i‘ll keep you posted as we go through the rest of this week. dan and lou. it‘s not a new problem, seagulls swooping on residents in seaside towns up and down the uk, stealing food and even going on the attack. but what are we to do about it? today mps will try to come up with some answers as they discuss the issue in parliament. gulls are protected and can‘t be culled, but netting, spikes on roof tops and even using birds of prey to scare them away are some of the tactics that have been used. graham satchell has been to brighton to find out more. to some they are an intimidating menace. we were frightened of them because they‘re so huge. it's

across northern scotland and gales in northern areas with gusts up to 70 miles an hour for the northern islesreaks of rain spreading into all areas as we had through the afternoon and it will be quite wet in greater manchester and merseyside and the north west midlands is persistent for west wales. heavy rainfall forecast here with the southern counties of england cloudy and a few patches of rain. mild in the south but cool in the north. 0vernight the rain pushes in as storm doris continues to explosively deepen. a very nasty storm system this on the way for tomorrow. probably the worst storm of the winter. the met office have already issued an amber warning for wind and the gusts could reach 80 miles an hour in parts of north wales, and a swathe of northern england, and taking in cities like manchester and sheffield. the strong winds will move across yorkshire and into norfolk and lincolnshire as we had through the afternoon. they are likely to be damaging wind gusts. to the north of the centre of low pressure heavy snow is the main factor. 20 or 30 centimetres in the high ground and achieve

a fresher look to proceedings under really windy start for the north of the mainland, the northern islesesday, it's ten o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. the government's under pressure to soften the blow on business rate rises. shop owners we've spoken to say it will have disastrous effects on their businesses. it will affect my ability to put money into training and itjust is a damaging effect on all the businesses, all the independent businesses, all the independent businesses in the area. also on the programme — this is the house of lords. the most reported single issue which has faced the country for decades. and we also have the terrible situation of having to live with losing an empire at the same time. how deep is our grasp, if we are honest, of what is actually going on in the eu machinery operating at the moment? 800 unelected peers get paid to sit here — but it's been rocked by another scandal after claims that some members collect their 300 quid daily allowance whilst contributing absolutely nothing. what sanction should they face? lots of you getting into. 0ne text said the

gusts reaching 70 miles an hour in the northern isles of scotland. ireland in the afternoon. north—west england, pretty wet around greater manchester and merseyside. rain continuing into the north—west of england and wales. quite windy day, mild with it. temperatures around 13 degrees. overnight, rain pepping up in northern ireland. first signs of doris arriving. we will see some rapid pressure falls in the system, as it moves in overnight and tomorrow morning. that is when we see the weather impact developing. we have already seen in amber warning from the met office. gusts of wind likely to reach 80 miles an hourin of wind likely to reach 80 miles an hour in north wales, the north of england, up towards yorkshire, lincolnshire and the north. these winds likely to cause damage and disruption if you are out and about, stay tuned for the weather forecast. in the northern edge of a weather system heavy snow in the uplands. 20, 30 centimetres up here, disruptive, potentially snow down to lower elevations for a time. parts of the central belt. disruption