north—east england in the morning, rain moving away from the north of mainland scotland across the northern islessunny day northern ireland, plenty of sunshine across much of the uk with light winds, and the temperature is bouncing back after the chilly start and the warm spot is reaching into the high teens, and more of the same on tuesday. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th — ruling out a meaningful vote this week. we want to leave the european union on the 29th of march with a deal. that is what we are working for, we have made good progress, constructive discussions with the european union, and we will be continuing that work so we can leave on the 29th of march and leave with a deal. labour's deputy leader tom watson sasteremy corbyn must take a "personal lead" over claims of anti—semitism in the party. pope francis promises concrete action to tackle child sex abuse at the end of a vatican summit on paedophilia. venezuela's oppositi

line of the a1, to the north york moors and then the line down through the great glen from the northern islesthe odd shower still wintry getting into northern ireland as well. that's all to come in the next few hours through the rest of the night. clear skies out towards the west, not so much in the way of breeze, so it's going to be another bitter night, widespread problem with ice, a lot of warnings out from the met office, somewhere in the scottish blends will be about -10 in the scottish blends will be about —10 or so so a lot of ice around. —— with the scottish glens. the weather front with the scottish glens. the weather fro nt ta kes with the scottish glens. the weather front takes its time to get away from the south—east on saturday, a ridge of high pressure toppling in from the atlantic, saturday a cold start and a decent sort of day if you can get out and stay upright. but there still is a chance of some showers there, wintry and nature across northern and eastern parts of the british isles. still a bit about that wind coming in from a cold, cold direction and the temperature regime

the rain will be moving north across the northern isles during the day. a sunny day in northern ireland and the warm sports again reaching into the high teens, just as they have done over the past couple of days. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: theresa may promises that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. we wa nt we want to leave the european union on the 29th of march with a deal, thatis on the 29th of march with a deal, that is what we are working for. we have good progress, constructive discussions with the european union, and we will be continuing that work so we can and we will be continuing that work so we can live on the 29th of march and leave with a deal. labour's deputy leader tom watson urgesjeremy corbyn to take a "personal lead" in eradicating anti—semitism, insisting that the party needed to change together. pope francis promises concrete action to tackle child sex abuse at the end of a vatican summit on paedophilia. venezuela's opposition leade

temperatures today widely, 11, 12. 13 northern isles.and overnight, once again, we have another weather front coming in from the west, introducing thicker cloud and some rain. quite a bit of cloud around that when it remains broken under the clear skies, temperatures will fall and it will be a cold night on the one that has just gone. there's a chance in southern england and wales of a local frostjust here there in the same with some patchy mist and fog forming. as we head through the course of thursday, high pressure is anchored across the near continent. there are still pulling in the southerly wind. all that means is a lot of dry and settled conditions. any mist and fog or clear. we will see sunshine come out across england and wales. the rain being kept at bay across the northern isles. temperatures tomorrow, 11, 13. we should see 14 or possibly 15. friday, a very similar story. we hang on to these mild conditions. a long time since we've seen is temperatures and more later on the ghost apple, we will have to wait. a group of busines

whilst most places are settled, we will see some outbreaks of rain pushing northwards across the northern islesr away, and yet again it is blue skies for most of us, a sunny day into northern ireland, and as for those temperatures, every bit as mild as the past few days, every bit as unusually warm for the time of year, into the high teens in warm spots. as we take a look at the week, we have established there is a lot of sunshine around with patchy mist and fog overnight into the mornings, exceptionally mild days, quite frosty nights, don't let that surprise you, and it will turn u nsettled surprise you, and it will turn unsettled later in the week into next weekend. there is an end in sight to this, a gradual decline in temperatures for the city forecast through the week ahead, still above average for the time of year, more cloud around, some outbreaks of rain or showers developing as well, that is the change coming our way. it looks like the change will accelerate into next weekend, areas of low pressure spreading wind and rain our way. that is the latest forecast. this is bbc news, i'm shau

temperatures 13-16dc, northern isles.y fog developing in central and southern parts. with clear skies, a chilly night and close to freezing in some spots, there might be a touch of frost to start on tuesday morning. any fog will clear away and it will be another fine day, plenty of blue skies and sunshine. those temperatures 13—18. goodbye. hello and welcome to our oscars results programme on the morning after the night before — no one film swept the boards but we still had lots of tears, laughter and a few surprises. i'm martine croxall bringing you all the highlights of the 91st academy awards on this, hollywood's glitziest night of the year. the film criticjason solomons is here — we'll be discussing the winners and losers, the stand out moments and getting all the reaction of the night. we'll also take a look at the fashion hits and misses with anna murphy, fashion director at the times. what a night for britain's olivia colman — she took everyone and herself by surprise winning best actress for her role in the favour

, temperature widely 13-16d, northern isles, temperature widely 13—16d, one or two spots in westight some frost developing. with that some patchy full, especially around central and southern areas, temperatures across many areas close to freezing, 0—2, three degrees, but through tuesday, is settle day with this area of high pressure dominating. a weak weather front straddling scotland and northern ireland, that will bring cloud again for tuesday. going to be a dry day, hazy sunshine in the north and west. elsewhere after the fog clears, lots of sunshine into the afternoon, temperatures, once again, getting up to 13—17d. perhaps higher than that in one or two spots. during wednesday morning some fog especially across south wales, the south—west of england, there will be a cloudy effect in the far north—west of scotland, temperatures are starting to come down a notch, i3, are starting to come down a notch, 13, i4, 15 are starting to come down a notch, 13, 14, 15 degrees are starting to come down a notch, 13,14,15 degrees during are starting to come down a notch, 13, 14, 15 degrees

monday, some spells of sunshine, the winds will be lighter, more than a way of cloud for the northern isleseland, and the western isles of scotland may be producing one or two showers, but most having a dry day, temperatures up a notch compared to sunday, 7—11 celsius, just 5—6 for the far north of scotland. as we going to tuesday, this area of high pressure becoming well—established across much of the uk, these fronts just trying to nudge into northern and western scotland, northern ireland, a breezy day here, cloudier, some outbreaks of rain, that front running into an area of high pressure, so the rent never really amounting to much. further south and east, the driest weather and the best of any sunshine on tuesday, temperatures quite widely into double figures at 10—11 celsius. as we go into wednesday, an area of high pressure drifts further south and eastwards, so what this enables is a south—westerly wind across the uk, and you can see this milder airflooding in from off the atlantic, so it is going to stay mild through wednesday, thursday and into friday. for wednesday, more in the w

bringing some rain across the northern half of scotland and heavy bursts of rain through the northern islesreezy to the night is also it's not going to get as cold as it did last night. so the system here bringing in some cloud during the south tomorrow, what weather fronts waiting in the wind which will bring some rain for some of us on sunday but high—pressure still close enough to maybe go see a fair amount of dry weather this weekend and it will remain mild. quite breezy as well, try as i mentioned for many of us and we will see perhaps a little bit of rain at times across the west. not much rain, bit of drizzle on the south, may be some patchy drizzly rain in the western area of scotland, a dry day but a cloudier day than today across southern england in the cloud extending to east anglia in the south midlands, get part of wells as well. parts of lincolnshire up to england, will see some sunshine may be to 15 degrees, some sunnier brea ks to be to 15 degrees, some sunnier breaks to and particularly for eastern parts of scotland we are likely to hold onto some sunshine to saturday and s

pulses of rain, but eventually the rain becomes confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern islesinues to pull away into the north sea. further south there will be plenty of sunshine, a few showers across western areas, and a good deal of dry weather across eastern areas. it will be a gusty day, those winds gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature wise, england and wales are seeing double figures again, io—ii celsius, closer to 7—9 across scotland and northern ireland. something a little bit fresher there. there could be some disruption from the winds through today, particularly early on, keep tuned in to the latest weather forecast and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia, we look to the south, this next feature could bring a spell of very wet weather to southern parts of the country on saturday night, maybe on sunday some strong winds, but the strongest winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while, but slowly this rain will ease away throug

there'll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles.ile in the north—west of scotland. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. 0vernight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more su

, again, the northern isles still seeing a bit of patchy raind shower pushing in towards cumbria, lancashire, too. but most places are looking dry. overnight we are going to get rid of quite a bit of the cloud, so clearing skies for many of us. though temperatures aren't going down too far into sunday morning. so no issues with frost. then the next weather system i pointed out is starting to bring its wet weather into the west. it's going to weaken as it slides further east during the day. so we're not going to see too much in the way of wet weather out of this. it is a windier day with this weather system, though, approaching and moving through during sunday. but there is more sunshine around ahead of this system. and it's a fairly narrow one as well. just cloud, a bit of patchy rain working through. clearing through northern ireland. any heavier bursts of the rain, really, into northern parts of scotland for a time. quite windy in western scotland. some gusts up to 50 mph or so. and notice temperatures are just on the up a little bit more comp

this is still storm eric moving up towards the northern isles.ss the northern half of britain where we will see the bulk of the showers. it is raining rather than showers that will affect your date in the centre of the storm. elsewhere, it is not a brighter. it is gusty, bear that in mind when you are travelling especially on exposed roots. it won't be a cold day because the wind at this stage is westerly. there will be a change. we bring rain into the southern half of britain into saturday night in the first part of sunday. the first part of sunday, that makes progress further south on what will be a chilly day. between the two, there is a lot of drier weather. cooler because the wind is more north and north westerly, a chilly direction. look how the temperatures begin to dip. watch out for the strength of the wind in the short term. confidentiality agreements are under scrutiny, as topshop owner sir philip green, ends his legal battle, against the daily telegraph. the billionaire, has condemned the allegations and denies unlawful sexual and rac

there'll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles.he north—west of scotland. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine,

saturday at the centre transfers to the northern isles but the wind still in the real feature. and pretty wet start to the day for the northern half of britain but as the day goes on it's not a wash—out, provided you can cope with the wind. few to report, but the winds will still be a feature. that's the gas to pushing towards 50 mph in exposed locations so if your route is exposed watch out for that. at this stage at the weekend is still on the mild side relatively speaking, nine, ten, 11. rain returns to a good portion of southern britain and this feature in the north the showers coming together again to give a longer speu together again to give a longer spell again with help snow coming down through scotland, the rain quitting the scene. in between it's a pretty decent sort of day but you will notice given the wind has gone to the north and north—west that it will be a somewhat cooler day, watch out for the strength of that wind for the next few hours. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... the daily telegraph says it's about to publish more allegations about the ret

the clouds are already bumping into the northern isles of scotland, cloudy skies across the isle of manud are closing in. a week with a front is sinking into the north of scotland. secondly, these were the front starting to make progress in off the atlantic. further away from those areas of cloud and central eastern areas, we will see a little bit of frost, largely for three to nine, not as cold as a recent nights. we'll probably stop rather murky tomorrow morning, more mist and fog around because the air is moist there. there are showers to come across england and wales. not too many for scotla nd england and wales. not too many for scotland and northern ireland, but a look at the temperature differences. 0nly 8—10, so that his five or 6 degrees down on today. still, four february, fairly respectable. the evening will see that rain cleaning way, but with lots of moisture around, we will be greeted by lots of cloud, mist and fog on friday morning. that will clear and it looks like a dry day, temperatures will get to 1a—15d. later on, when stefa n will get to 1a—15d. later on, when stefa

some rain pushing forwards in the northern isles and the warm spots are into the high teens.nging into north—west scotla nd front fringing into north—west scotland as we start tuesday morning. we are likely to see a more widespread frost but not so much in the way of mist and fog, compared with recent mornings. after the chilly start, temperatures will rebound. 17 degrees in hull, 18 in london and could be 19 degrees in the warm spots. 0n london and could be 19 degrees in the warm spots. on wednesday we could see across southern part of england in particular, more in the wa ke england in particular, more in the wake of mist and fog forming once again. an area of cloud coming out of northern ireland pushing into scotla nd of northern ireland pushing into scotland with barely any rain and it is still exceptionally mild, as most of us will see some sunshine. take a look at this big picture going into thursday. high pressure being squeezed away. weather disturbance starting to move in. some showers moving in across much of the uk. may be avoiding northern scotland with more cloud

skies in north—west scotland for a damp start to the day and the rain will push north across the northern islesly it is elsewhere but temperatures will rebound after the chilly start, becoming quite warm for the time of year into the afternoon. more sunshine in northern ireland compared with recent days and warm spots in the uk will be into high teens. high pressure with us into tuesday, a more widespread frost as tuesday begins, not so much in the way of fog, and most places will get to see sunshine. there is a weak weather front close to northern ireland and north—west scotland that will bring cloud but hardly any rain. a chilly start to the day but it will turn into an unusually warm afternoon for the time of year. 17 degrees for hull, 18 degrees in london and 19 degrees possible in some places. plenty of sunshine for the first half of the week, some fog overnight and into the morning. mild days but frosty nights and then it looks like it will turn unsettled at the end of the week, but more so into next weekend. there will be a gradual decline in temperatures, a build in cloud as well, wet w

away from northern scotland in the northern isles, with the threat of outbreaks of rain, for most ofus afternoon, lifting the temperatures yet again into the warm spots towards the high teens. look at the trend as we go deeper into the week. a downward trend in temperatures, more cloud showing up, that is the change to more unsettled weather. looks like it will take hold next weekend. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines at four... clashes in venezuela between soliders and protesters — as opposition activists attempt to move humanitarian aid into the country. here's the scene live on the colombian border — where the first convoy of aid trucks is expected shortly. three cabinet ministers face a call to resign, after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit, rather than leave the eu without a deal. if ministers or cabinet ministers cannot support the government's position, then they have to resign. votes are being counted in nigeria after the biggest presidential and parliamentary elections in african history. the singer, r kelly, is due to appear

pulses of rain, but eventually the rain becomes confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern isles across western areas, and a good deal of dry weather across eastern areas. it will be a gusty day, those winds gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature wise, england and wales are seeing double figures again, 10—11 celsius, closer to 7—9 across scotland and northern ireland. something a little bit fresher there. there could be some disruption from the winds through today, particularly early on, keep tuned in to the latest weather forecast and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia, we look to the south, this next feature could bring a spell of very wet weather to southern parts of the country on saturday night, maybe on sunday some strong winds, but the strongest winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while, but slowly this rain will ease away through sunday, it could hang back to east anglia and the south—east. colder air will be pouring south eas

north—east england in the morning, rain moving away from the north of mainland scotland across the northern islese uk with light winds, and the temperature is bouncing back after the chilly start and the warm spot is reaching into the high teens, and more of the same on tuesday. goodbye.

from the north—west of scotla nd rain moving away from the north—west of scotland towards the northern islesperatures bouncing back after the chilly start and the warm spots will again be reaching into the high teens, and more of the same on tuesday. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. we want to leave the european union on the 29th of march with a deal. that is what we are working for, we have had good progress, constructive discussions with the european union,

, again, the northern isles still seeing a bit of patchy rainlaces are looking dry. overnight we are going to get rid of quite a bit of the cloud, so clearing skies for many of us. though temperatures aren't going down too far into sunday morning. so no issues with frost. then the next weather system i pointed out is starting to bring its wet weather into the west. it's going to weaken as it slides further east during the day. so we're not going to see too much in the way of wet weather out of this. it is a windier day with this weather system, though, approaching and moving through during sunday. but there is more sunshine around ahead of this system. and it's a fairly narrow one as well. just cloud, a bit of patchy rain working through. clearing through northern ireland. any heavier bursts of the rain, really, into northern parts of scotland for a time. quite windy in western scotland. some gusts up to 50 mph or so. and notice temperatures are just on the up a little bit more compared to saturday. especially, of course, where you get to see so

there'll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles.d. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine, more widely on thursday.

there'll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles.d. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, widely across england and wales. a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine, more widely on thursday. still some cloud to greet the day across

, again, the northern isles still seeing a bit of patchy rainlaces are looking dry. 0vernight we are going to get rid of quite a bit of the cloud, so clearing skies for many of us. though temperatures aren't going down too far into sunday morning. so no issues with frost. then the next weather system i pointed out is starting to bring its wet weather into the west. it's going to weaken as it slides further east during the day. so we're not going to see too much in the way of wet weather out of this. it is a windier day with this weather system, though, approaching and moving through during sunday. but there is more sunshine around ahead of this system. and it's a fairly narrow one as well. just cloud, a bit of patchy rain working through. clearing through northern ireland. any heavier bursts of the rain, really, into northern parts of scotland for a time. quite windy in western scotland. some gusts up to 50 mph or so. and notice temperatures are just on the up a little bit more compared to saturday. especially, of course, where you get to see so

a weather front will bring some rain for the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern isles sunshine, light winds and temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country. more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west of scotland, and elsewhere after the restart, a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a little warmer on tuesday, up to 17 or 18 celsius. as we head deeper on into the weekn, it looks like it is going to stay fine and cool. as we head on into the weekend, it looks like it will turn a bit more unsettled as well. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: clashes on the venezuelan border as the opposition tries to move aid into the country. troops open fire on protesters and at least two are dead. if the opposition manage to push all this through the border

a weather front will bring some rain to the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern isles temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country may introduce more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west mainland of scotland. but elsewhere, after a chhilly start with a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon, with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a bit warmer on tuesday, could see 17 or 18 celsius. now, as we head deeper on into the week, it looks like it's going to stay fine with cool nights and sunny days. but there are signs of it cooling down as we end the week and head on into the weekend, it will turn a bit more unsettled as well. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. pro—government militias have used teargas and rubber bullets on civilians in venezuela, as they attempt to prevent foreign aid getting

start the day, clearing more readily than recent days, so away from northern scotland and the northern islesn into a glorious afternoon, lifting the temperatures yet again into the warm spots towards the high teens. look at the trend as we go deeper into the week, a downward trend in temperatures, more cloud, that is the change to u nsettled more cloud, that is the change to unsettled weather, and it will take hold next weekend. that is your forecast. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm: three cabinet ministers face a call to resign after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit rather than leave the eu without a deal. if ministers or cabinet ministers cannot support the government's position, then they have to resign. police fire tear gas on opposition activists in venezuela as they attempt to bring humanitarian aid into the country from neighbouring colombia. polling stations close in nigeria, where millions of people have been voting in presidential and parliamentary elections. the singer r kelly is due to appear in court in chicago on a series of

there‘ll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles.scotland. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we‘ve got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it‘s mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we‘re actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine, more widely on th

some rain for the western and northern isles, highland scotland, but away from that plenty of sunshinemist and fog has lifted, and noticeably sunnier weather in northern ireland, reaching 18 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that is your hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: labour's deputy leader, tom watson, warnsjeremy corbyn he has to act urgently if the party is to stay together. there is almost a crisis for the soul of the labour party now, and that means everyone that cares about our future, whatever tradition they represent, has to find it within themselves to work more closely together, and that's as big a challenge forjeremy as it is for me. the prime minister warns she won't allow the brexit referendum to be frustrated, as she prepares for further talks with eu leaders at a summit in egypt. michael gove insists progress is being made. leicester city part company with manager claude puel after only 16 months in charge. a bbc investigation finds products high in salt and saturated fats are being marketed as healthy by leading supermarkets. now on bbc news, it's date

it becomes confined to the northern isles through the day.uk and into the afternoon. light winds for most. a glorious one, in fact, with temperatures well above where they should be for the time of year. 16, maybe 17 celsius. tuesday even warmer, highs of around 18 in the south—east. as we had deeper into the week, it looks as though we our area of high pressure ibini continent and start to see whether systems and weather fronts pushing in—off the atlantic. slightly cooler and fresh west or south—westerly winds. temperatures falling away gradually, closer to the seasonal norm. by the weekend it looks as though we could see the first significant weather system, which will bring stronger winds and outbreaks of rain. this mild spell likely to continue for the next few days before it cools down. i suppose it could not last forever, could it? good night.

a weather front will bring some rain to the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern islesd sunshine, light winds and temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country may introduce more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west mainland of scotland. but elsewhere, after a chilly start with a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon, with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a bit warmer on tuesday, could see 17 or 18 celsius. now, as we head deeper on into the week, it looks like it's going to stay fine with cool nights and sunny days. but there are signs of it cooling down as we end the week and head on into the weekend, with it turning a bit more unsettled as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least two people have been killed in venezuela as pro—government militia fired tear gas and rubber bullets on opponen

the northern isles singhs patchy rain.ll get rid of quite a bit of the cloud. clearing skies. emmrich is not going down too far into sunday morning. no issues with frost. —— temperatures. here never “— with frost. —— temperatures. here never —— next weather system. it will weaken as it slides further is during the day. we will not see much in the way of wet weather. it is a windy day with this weather system are preaching and moving through during sunday. there is more suntan around ahead of this system. a fairly narrow one as well. —— sunshine. have you bursts of rain into northern parts of scotland for a time. quite windy in western scotland. gusts up to 50 mph or so. temperatures on the up a little bit more compared to saturday. especially where you get to see some sunshine. not as mild into the start of next week. a paramount of cloud around. —— a fair and amount of cloud around. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us president donald trump has declared a national emergency in an attempt to bypass congress and secure

skies in north—west scotland for a damp start to the day and the rain will push north across the northern islesilly it is elsewhere but temperatures will rebound after the chilly start, becoming quite warm for the time of year into the afternoon. more sunshine in northern ireland compared with recent days and warm spots in the uk will be into high teens. high pressure with us into tuesday, a more widespread frost as tuesday begins, not so much in the way of fog, and most places will get to see sunshine. there is a weak weather front close to northern ireland and north—west scotland that will bring cloud but hardly any rain. a chilly start to the day but it will turn into an unusually warm afternoon for the time of year. 17 degrees for hull, 18 degrees in london and 19 degrees possible in some places. plenty of sunshine for the first half of the week, some fog overnight and into the morning. mild days but frosty nights and then it looks like it will turn unsettled at the end of the week, but more so into next weekend. there will be a gradual decline in temperatures, a build in cloud as well, wet

eventually the rain becomes confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern isles, as storm erikeather across eastern areas. and it will be a gusty day, but those winds, like i mentioned, gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature wise, england and wales seeing double—figure values again. 10 or 11 celsius, closer to 7—9 across scotland and northern ireland. so something a little bit fresher there. so there could be disruption from the winds early today. keep tuned to the latest weather forecast and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia. we look to the south. this next feature could bring a spell a very wet weather through saturday night, early sunday, may be strong winds. the strongest of the winds will be across the channel into the new continent. could see a little bit of snow on the high ground of wales for a while. so this rain will ease away through sunday, could hang back for east anglia and the south—east. cold air will be pouring south—east was behind it. so the showers across northern areas will be turning increas

sunshine, cloud across northern western scotland, sunny spells in eastern scotland, the western and northern isles be a breezy day. the cloud will move out of the way into saturday night and sunday morning, noticed this weather system approaching from the west. mild start to sunday, no concerns about frost but this weather system will very very slowly bring its wet weather into initially western parts of the uk and slowly push its way further east and weaken as it does so. some early rain around, parts of northern ireland in western scotland and it will clear on through northern ireland, fairly patchy that rain as it moves into wales, western parts of england, heavier bursts in northern scotland. a windy day, some gusts in western scotland around 50 miles an hour, temperatures are on the up again though, a few degrees and some sunny spells across eastern areas where that sunshine will last longer. temperatures on monday in tuesday come down a bit, maybe some patchy rain in places, temperatures up again later in the week. good morning. welcome to breakfast — with naga muchetty and charlie stayt. ou

more cloud to the northwest of scotland with a little better rain, not becoming confined to the northern islesunshine into the afternoon, so this very mild spouse will continue and it's warmer on monday with highs once again in the upper teens celsius. now as he had deeper on into next week, looks like a big area of high pressure begins to break down, analyse weather systems to push and off the atla ntic weather systems to push and off the atlantic and we'll have a slightly cooler western win, so looks like things set to turn more unsettled as we push on towards the end of the week, so mild to start would let the sunshine and the temperatures fall away closer to the seasonal norm with a bit of rain and places. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, says that the first shipment of aid has succeeded in crossing from brazil. he saw off more trucks carrying aid from neighbouring colombia. 3 cabinet ministers face a call to resign, after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit, rather than leave the eu without a deal. votes are bei

a weather front will bring some rain to the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern islesth widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country may introduce more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west mainland of scotland. but elsewhere, after a chhilly start with a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon, with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a bit warmer on tuesday, could see 17 or 18 celsius. now, as we head deeper on into the week, it looks like it's going to stay fine with cool nights and sunny days. but there are signs of it cooling down as we end the week and head on into the weekend, with it turning a bit more unsettled as well. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: clashes on the venezuelan border, as the opposition tries move aid into the country.

this frequent snow across the highlands of scotla nd snow across the highlands of scotland and northern isles and southern scotland away from these wintry showers, sunshine and snow turning increasingly like sleet across southern turning increasingly like sleet across southern areas. turning increasingly like sleet across southern areas. quite windy at times, brisk northerly winds exacerbating cold. temperatures four, five celsius but they should be above freezing across northern england and scotland shrouded in fog through much of the state. friday— saturday, stream of showers on the east coast with one or two across scotla nd east coast with one or two across scotland and northern ireland. a cold and frosty night, particularly further west you are. east anglia and south—east england with further cloud. above freezing. saturday, low pressure m oves cloud. above freezing. saturday, low pressure moves away and we briefly seek high pressure developing sofa many, saturday, after a cold and frosty start, a good deal of crisp winter sunshine. still frosty start, a good deal of crisp wintersunshine

gales across the uk yesterday, and the area of low pressure responsible is now centred across the northern islesture. keeping an eye on this bank of cloud to the south—west of the uk, that will be increasing through this evening and should bring some outbreaks of rain overnight. and, for a time, to end the afternoon, still some strong winds, gusts of a0 or 50 mph across northern scotland, but slowly starting to lose their strength. so through this evening and overnight, we see rain settling into parts of wales, central and southern england. a few showers across northern ireland, north—west england, parts of wales, may be wintry over the hills. some more persistent rain for 0rkney. clearer skies across eastern scotland, north—east england, we'll see a touch of frost here as temperatures fall below freezing but much milderfurther south in the cloud and the rain. and it's all tied into this frontal system slowly pulling away eastwards through sunday. so it's quite a wet start across many central and southern parts of england, parts of wales, too, but that rain will be gradually easing the eastwards

becomes confined to the north—east of scotla nd confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern islesround. a few showers across western areas. a good deal of dry weather across eastern areas. they gusty day, but the winds gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature wise, england and wales sing double—figure values again. ten or ii selfies, closer to 7- again. ten or ii selfies, closer to 7— nine across scotland and northern ireland. something fresher there. there could be disruption from the winter early today. pitching to the latest weather forecast and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia. we look to the south. this next feature could bring a speu this next feature could bring a spell a very wet weather through saturday night, early sunday, may be strong winds. the strong list of the winds will be across the channel into the new continent. could see a little bit of snow on the high ground of wales for a while. so this treadmill is away through sunday, could hang back for east anglia and the south—east. cold air will be pouri

pulses of rain, but eventually the rain becomes confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern isles showers across western areas, and a good deal of dry weather across eastern areas. it will be a gusty day, those winds gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature wise, england and wales are seeing double figures again, 10—11 celsius, closer to 7—9 across scotland and northern ireland. something a little bit fresher there. there could be some disruption from the winds through today, particularly early on, keep tuned in to the latest weather forecast and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia, we look to the south, this next feature could bring a spell of very wet weather to southern parts of the country on saturday night, maybe on sunday some strong winds, but the strongest winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while, but slowly this rain will ease away through sunday, it could hang back to east anglia and the south—east. colder air will be pouring s

turning things quite wet across north—west scotland, pulling away later in the night across the northern islesatchy rain sinking further south across the uk. barely any rain associated with that. temperatures at the low single figures in parts of the east south—east of england are not as cold as on recent nights. the weekend, maya and, quite breezy, dry for many of us but the weather systems will deliver some rain the western pa rt of systems will deliver some rain the western part of the uk. ——my old. mild. ill fog here and there. sunny spells in northern england. the best of the sunshine in scotland to the east. fairly breezy. some stronger gusts but the wind will get stronger steel into sunday as of this weather system slowly comes in from the west. we will clear a lot of the cloud away as we go into saturday night and sunday morning. many will start sunday with some sunshine. some outbreaks of rain pushing through northern ireland quick lee and weakening as it moves its way further ease. heavy bursts in northern scotland. when gusts up to 50 mph. temperatures helped by more sunshine on sun

pulses of rain, but eventually the rain becomes confined to the north—east of scotland and the northern isleshere will be plenty of sunshine. a few showers across western areas. a good deal of dry weather across eastern areas. it will be a gusty day, those winds gradually easing down into the afternoon. temperature—wise, england and wales are seeing double figures again —10—11 celsius. closer to 7—9 across scotland and northern ireland. something a little bit fresher there. there could be some disruption from the winds through today, particularly early on. keep tuned in to the latest weather forecasts and bbc local radio for the latest updates. storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia. we look to the south. this next feature could bring a spell of very wet weather to southern parts of the country on saturday night. maybe on sunday, some strong winds, but the strongest winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while but slowly, this rain will ease away. through sunday, it could hang back to east anglia and the sou