a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.air moves in from the south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, sub—zero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far south—west of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and south—east. so, th

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.air moves in from the south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, sub—zero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far south—west of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and south—east. so, th

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.from the southeast, so many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, subzero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud and its snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far southwest of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and southeast. so through saturday,

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.as this drier air moves in from the south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far south—west of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and south—east. so, through saturday, it'

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.south—east, so, many places should see the sunshine. now, another very cold day when you factor in the wind, which will be a feature throughout friday. it's going to feel much colder than these temperatures suggest, sub—zero for all areas. now, as we head through friday night, skies will be clear, so those temperatures will fall away again. we'll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and north—east england. the cloud and snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far south—west of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and south—east. so, through saturday, it's a

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.'ll continue to see some snow showers grazing past eastern scotland and northeast england. the cloud and its snow showers and strong winds push on into the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far southwest of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and southeast. so, through saturday, it's a cold, frosty start, plenty of sunshine. but further west, this band of sleet and snow will very slowly make progress. but still some uncertainty on how far east it will get. but we've got early yellow warnings in force for parts of wales, northern ireland, western scotland, northwest england for some snowfall accumulations there. it'll be qu

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into thesh eastwards given the strength of the wind here. one or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won't reac

a bit more cloud as well in towards the northern isles.to the northern isles, and then over to the west, a band of sleet and snow will start to make inroads into northern ireland, the very far south—west of england. so, here, less cold than it will be elsewhere. another widespread hard frost for many of us. now, as we move through the weekend, you'll notice the orange colours, the milder air will start to very slowly creep its way eastwards. and by sunday, many areas will be less cold, certainly away from the east and south—east. so, through saturday, it's a cold, frosty start, plenty of sunshine. but further west, this band of sleet and snow will very slowly make progress. but still some uncertainty on how far east it will get. but we've got early yellow warnings in force for parts of wales, northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england for some snowfall accumulations there. it'll be quite wintry, in fact, with the risk of ice too. further east, we'll have the sunshine, but it's going to be a very cold day. when you factor in the

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into thene or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it�*ll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because — we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we�*ve got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it�*s a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we�*ve got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid—morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won�*t reach, as i say, the highs that we�*ve seen rece

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into thehland scotland. one or two will push eastwards given the strength of the wind here. one or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures, because we changed our wind direction, a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and ou

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into theiven the strength of the wind here. one or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won't reach, as i say, t

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into theill push eastwards given the strength of the wind here. one or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won'

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into theeastwards given the strength of the wind here. one or two also for northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won't reach,

and then we run into the brisk westerly wind and lots of showers pushing into northern isles, into ther northern ireland, just the odd one elsewhere in western areas, but i think it'll feel fresher despite the sunshine. temperatures because we changed our wind direction a little bit down — ten to 12 degrees celsius, and clearly not feeling anywhere near as pleasant with all that cloud further south and east, which should eventually clear during tonight. in fact, overnight, we've got clear skies in many areas, the winds further north falling light, so it's a colder night. still largely avoiding the frost in the north because we have the showers and a bit of breeze but overnight, frost will be in the forecast for the next few nights, really, because with high pressure building, we've got a lot of dry, unsettled weather to come. now, there could be some fog around and it does take till mid morning to clear at this time of year. so, friday will be a much colder start if you are up and out early, and temperatures won't reach, as i say, the highs that we've seen recently because it's a chill

still one or two showers in the northern isles, some of them in eastern areas. some of the most stunning images of nature from the last year. today, the natural history museum has announced its winners from the wildlife photographer of the year awards. 19,000 pictures were submitted, and a shortlist of 25 images went to the public vote for the people's choice awards. andy parkinson from derbyshire was one of the final five highly commended photographers in this year's competition, and hejoins us now. morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can — morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show _ morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the _ morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the picture - morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the picture that i i think we can show the picture that you talk which made the shortlist. tell us about the photo? congratulations, by the way. thanks very much — congratulations, by the way. thanks very much. it is a hair th

affecting the channel islands, cornwall and devon and a strong south—westerly wind for the northern and western isles areas of england and wales through the night, fog through the central belt of scotland. lengthy clear spells for much of wales and northern england and southern scotland so here temperatures will be below freezing, a touch of frost around and chilly are where we have the cloud. from today we start the day off on a chilly note, grey, misty and murky for a good portion of england and wales but slowly that will burn away towards the east, good spells of sunshine developing across southern england, south wales and a sunny day in store for much of scotland and northern ireland. where you have the sunshine, temperatures will reach double figures, otherwise figures —— chilly. a repeat performance on tuesday, another grey, misty, chilly start, but we should see the sunshine developing across southern, northern and western areas and great across the north sea coasts. double figures when you have the sunshine and chilly where you have that cloud, but it will turn cooler across northern areas as

devon at times, an easterly wind there and a stronger south—westerly wind there for the northern and western islesk, through the night. there's a bit of fog also through the central belt of scotland and parts of northern ireland, but some lengthy, clear spells for much of wales, also northern england and southern scotland, so here temperatures will be below freezing, a touch of frost around, and it will be chillier than where we have the cloud. so, for monday, then, we are starting the day off again on a chilly note, rather grey, misty and murky for a good portion of england and wales but, slowly, that cloud will tend to burn away towards the east. some good spells of sunshine developing across southern england and south wales, and probably a sunny day in store for much of scotland and northern ireland. the general theme is, where you have the sunshine, temperatures will reach double figures, otherwise quite chilly where you hold on to the low cloud, mist and fog. it's a repeat performance on tuesday. again, another rather grey, misty, chilly start, but we should see the sunshine developing, parti

place and that's going to drift its way across a little see across the british isles it'll come back down across northern areas of france as well as we go through the next few days 7 of them see tempers anywhere near double figures here as we go on through the weekend so make the most of any warmth that you see cause some snow there into scotland 3 celsius for glasgow more rain in sioux falls we have of course got flooding issues across a good part of france particularly down towards the southwest a little bit of wet weather there to spain and portugal but 15 celsius for madrid there is that warm central policy up around the 20 degree mark across central areas of the mediterranean still some snow across eastern parts and still remain pretty cold and it'll turn a good 2 gold in moscow as we go through friday with the top temperature minus 10 celsius plus 10 for london those temperatures will fall as we go through the weekend some basin places of rain into france and some western weather also coming into spain and portugal of course know the parts of after it is generally fine and dry but cool and wet for

isles. so during tuesday, we see outbreaks of rain from that frontal system affecting parts of northern irelandof wales, north—west england, possibly the south—west as well. further east, it stays largely dry with some spells of sunshine. those temperatures between ten and 15 degrees. it'll be pretty windy across the west as well. stays blustery into wednesday. our frontal system likely to be very slow moving. so still rain across western areas, drier and brighter further east. and that's where we're going to have the highest temperatures, potentially the highest temperatures of the week. values up to 17 degrees there in london. that's the low 60s in fahrenheit. now, as we move into thursday, this slow moving frontal system should finally get a move on and push its way eastwards. the rain easing away with it. and we see a slightly drier spell of weather on thursday. some sunshine around, still the potential for one or two showers here and there. the winds a little bit lighter. and those temperatures, while not quite as high as during wednesday, we're still looking at values between ten and 15 d

spain and portugal other area of low pressure up towards the british isles going to fade is a very cold rascon cold across northern parts of europe over the next couple of days the rules say moving this area of low pressure across spain and portugal towards francis is the same in paris at present with flooding water is the concern here as well as that western weather across spain and portugal easing into the bay of biscay there's that cooler across northern parts of here at 4 celsius there in glasgow with that key that roll easterly wind fading in some showers there for scotland northern parts of england as we go on through saturday that snow will sink further southwards and the west the weather will make its way across a good parts of france so folding on saturated ground i'm afraid things will get worse before they do get better showers there too across a good parts of spain by this stage there is snow just easing its way across eastern parts and cold enough for moscow the top temperature minus 12 celsius the warm sunshine is for the south and 21 degrees for detroit syracuse a good part of northern africa for mu

isle of man. scotland and northern ireland after cloudy start things will brighten up with sunny spells here throughouthern counties on sunday, that will make it feel cooler. by and large to be more cloud around. it will drop relative to today and tomorrow but still above where we should be. high pressure with us all the way through next week, a few rain showers to the south—west but most will stay dry. the heat continues across parts of central and eastern europe and yesterday sweden and poland saw record—breaking debris temperatures, germany also saw their sixth consecutive day above 20 degrees. but even here things will cool down in the days ahead. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. health leaders have welcomed the queen's comments about her vaccine experience, describing them as an “'incredibly important vote of confidence in the programme". it is obviously difficult for people if they've never had a vaccine. they ought to think about other people rather than themselves. the supreme court has unanimously dismissed claims from the runaway schoolgirl

isles. mild in the west, colder in the east. into the evening, cloud and patchy rain sweeps across much of england and wales, followed by clearer skies moving in for scotland and northernhern england, but there could be scattered heavy downpours for the far north—west. overnight temperatures 5—9 celsius. significantly warmer than even during the daytime this past week. into monday, here is that front lingering initial in the east, that should slowly clear and we are left with the winds from a south or a south—westerly direction. the cold air mass is clearing toward the east and these much milder yellow colours coming in from the south or south—west. monday, rain initially for southern and eastern england and that should move towards the east. further scattered showers for northern ireland, scotland and northern england. they should ease later and some sunshine breaking through. in the sunnier spells in the south—east, perhaps london reaching 14 celsius on monday — much warmer than recently. even 8—10 celsius for parts of scotland. through the week ahead — fairly unsettled, rain at times, some sunshine in between, but not as cold as it has been lately. goodbye for now.

more cloud though developing to northern england and north wales later, a few spots of light rain and drizzle as we will see in the islermation that area of high pressure is centred right over us as we go through saturday night into sunday. there is an old weather front tangled in amongst it, so that means there will be a bit more cloud around into sunday across central areas. mist and fog lingering through the first part of the morning. a bit more breeze across some southern counties on sunday. that will make it feel a little bit cooler. temperatures by and large with a little bit more cloud around will drop relative to today and tomorrow but still above where we should be. and they will stay just a notch above where we should be over the coming days. high pressure with us all the way through next week in fact, a few rain showers maybe into the south—west but most will stay dry. the heat though continues across parts of central and eastern europe and yesterday sweden and poland saw record—breaking february temperatures. germany also saw their sixth consecutive day above 20 degrees. but even here things will cool down

into western parts as well easing across the british isles into france seeing the form of rain and some snow so there's that cold weather across northern most part struggling to get to minus 5 celsius that's around 4 or 5 degrees below the season lavish the cold even from norway further south of relatively warm air we're getting up to around 80 in there in athens a 15 in belgrade and there sat several something in between we got so wet some windy weather to be just getting up into double figures there for london and paris some heavy rain there pushing into a good parts of the low countries eastern parts of france we've had some flooding problems just around paris at the moment ashley very wet weather coming into germany was to push its way into proud industry go on through the next 24 to 48 hours with some snow and all the flank of that wet some wintry weather will gradually make its way across ukraine further south east coast to paris over the temperatures picking up for now athens getting up to 90 degrees celsius. qatar airways ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women wh

the 4 madrid not cool or rather we have across northern parts will actually just start to topple its way in from the east spac in the across the british isles to the curls its way back around to talking again across france as we go on through the next as i say it is going to cool off a touch but for many it does remain somewhat on the mild side there's some snow there for scotland there's some rain there across england and wales as and west of whether it's a into spain and portugal central areas largely quiet or wintry weather there is that western side of russia which will slide its way across moscow as you go on through friday tucking in behind minus 9 the top temperature here there's a cold air continues to drift in across the north sea through scotland and digging back down now across france and indeed into spain but for central parts of the med it's warm and dry. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb in this race he comes into office with a huge

front put it in we could see heavy and disruptive snow in northern ireland and later in northern wales, the isleer air and the return of rain, snow melt, there could be flooding next week in the east. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... major reforms to the health service in england are to be unveiled — but there's concern over how they can be implemented in the middle of the pandemic. absolutely, we should be putting in place now the building blocks for a stronger, more integrated, more local nhs when we come out of this. i think it's absolutely right, now is exactly the right time to be doing this. almost a quarter of a million people are waiting more than a year for treatment by the nhs in england — the highest number since 2008. confusion over whether or not to book a summer holiday. the health secretary insists he still hopes to go to cornwall, despite the transport secretary saying it's too soon to organise a getaway. scientists predict that the covid variant first found in kent could now become the world's dominant strain. dramatic new footage of the attack

northern england. east anglia and the south—east remaining dried for a good part of the day, outbreaks of rain elsewhere, gusty winds of 60—70 mph through the irish sea, wales for the western islesngland, there could be scattered heavy downpours for the far north—west. overnight temperatures 5—9 c. significantly warmer than even during daytime temperatures this past week. in that it monday, here is that front lingering initial in at the east, that should slowly clear and we are left with the winds from the south or a south—westerly direction. the cold air mass is clearing toward the east and this much milder yellow colours coming in from the south or south—west. monday, rain initially for southern and eastern england and that should move toward the east. for that scattered showers for northern ireland, scotland and northern england. that should ease later and some sunshine breaking through. sunny spells in the south—east, perhaps london reaching 14 celsius on monday, much warmer than recently. even 8—10 for parts of scotland. the week ahead, fairly unsettled, rain at times, some sunshine in between, but not as cold as it has been lately. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm be

falling across northern england and scotland into sub zero air could bring some really icy conditions here. winds gusting 60 to 70 mph, big waves around the irish sea coasts, the western islesor instance as well. 12 degrees in belfast. contrast that with further east still, fairly chilly, up to about 3 celsius in norwich. windy wherever you are through the day. east anglia and the south—east remaining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. overnight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 14 degrees. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: british prime minister borisjohnson comes under pressure from some of his own mps to end covid restrictions by the end of april. government ministers however urge caution. we won't be able to give certainty unless it is based on the

northern england and for scotland as well. through the day, you will notice the strength of that. wind gusts could reach around 60 to 70 miles per hour around irish sea coast, up towards western islesand the south east of england. patchy rain working eastwards, affecting many other areas, four or five degrees in the east. but further west, we could see around 12 degrees for belfast, for instance. and then as we head through the coming week, we swap snow and ice for more wind, rain at times. but things will be turning milderfor all of us. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. uk government launches a final push to vaccinate the most vulnerable as it closes in on its target of 15 million jobs. it on its target of 15 millionjobs. if you're in one of those groups what i would say is please come forward if you have not already got an appointment to get this jab because the more people who get this jab the safer everyone is. meanwhile, leading british scientist one vaccines must be made available to poorer countries in order to bring the pandemic under control. the former us president is expected to be acquitted saturday when senators reconvened

falling across northern england and scotland into sub zero air could bring some icy conditions here. winds gusting 60 to 70 mph, big waves around the irish sea coasts, the western islestill very chilly, up up to about 3 celsius in norwich. windy wherever you are through the day. east anglia and the south—east remaining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. overnight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 14 degrees. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump suggests he could make a political comeback after he's cleared of inciting insurrection in his impeachment trial. democrats are furious with the verdict. despite the results of the vote on donald trump's conviction in the court of impeachment, he deserves to be convicted. i believe he will be convic

falling across northern england and scotland into sub zero air could bring some icy conditions here. winds gusting 60 to 70 mph, big waves around the irish sea coasts, the western islesurther east still, very chilly, up to about 3 celsius in norwich. windy wherever you are through the day. east anglia and the south—east remaining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. 0vernight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 1a degrees. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: british prime minister borisjohnson comes under pressure from some of his own mps to end covid restrictions by the end of april. government ministers however urge caution. we are not going to be able to give certainty unless we are basing it on the evidence we have got that the vacc

isles. so, again for most of us, no great changes. that weak weather front, that said, could bring an odd spot of rain into scotland and northern englandpletely dry. most of us will have fine weather with further sunshine and again temperatures 10—12 celsius, no great changes there. mightjust eek out a 1k towards the south—east of england giving some decent sunshine. perhaps some mist and fog patches to start the day on sunday. sunday is another quiet day weather—wise. the higher pressure still with us. further spells of sunshine in the forecast and those temperatures, not really changing a great deal day by day. 10—12 celsius. well, that's around about three or four celsius above average for this stage of the year. now looking beyond that into the new week, well high into the new week, well, high pressure is still there. however, we've got a bit more troughing coming up from the south and that will probably introduce some thicker cloud from the south, perhaps with a few patches of rain. now, any rain that does manage to fall more likely to be across england and wales will be light and not everyone will see it. it'sjust something to be

isles. mild in the west, colder in the east. into the evening, cloud and patchy rain sweeps across much of england and wales, followed by clearer skies moving in for scotland and northern warmer than even during the daytime this past week. into monday, here is that front lingering initial in the east, that should slowly clear and we are left with the winds from a south or a south—westerly direction. the cold air mass is clearing toward the east and these much milder yellow colours coming in from the south or south—west. monday, rain initially for southern and eastern england and that should move towards the east. further scattered showers for northern ireland, scotland and northern england. they should ease later and some sunshine breaking through. in the sunnier spells in the south—east, perhaps london reaching 1a celsius on monday — much warmer than recently. even 8—10 celsius for parts of scotland. through the week ahead — fairly unsettled, rain at times, some sunshine in between, but not as cold as it has been lately. bye for now. good afternoon. the government is under pressure from a group of its own conservative backbench mps to give more clarity on a roadmap ou

northern england in the morning on sunday as well. but out towards the west, we have these strong winds through the irish sea, north channel, western islesn parts of england and it's a very slow rising temperature here. so it is going to feel cold in the wind as well. further west when it is whether, eventually does temperatures getting into double figures. by monday we are all in mild air likely to say in it throughout next week. double figure temperatures, warmer at night, and maybe a bit of rain from time to time. it as what about it? take us to that. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. mr trump's lawyers make their case why the former president is not guilty of inciting the deadly storming of the us capitol last month. calling it a monstrous live. they argue that the violence was pre—planned, and that prosecutors failed to directly connect the actions of the rioters to mr trump. no thinking person can serious believe that the president's january six speech on the ellipse was in any way and incitement to violence or insurrection. and this is the senior right now on capitol hill were s

cross those northern areas of europe we are going to see more the way of colder weather and more the way of snow we have storm darcey bring you some very wintry weather in across the british isles and we got this another area of low pressure moving across the iberian peninsula and lat will just run up across the flood affected parts of france are going to see somewhat of weather coming back in here there we go with that moderate into central and eastern parts of the mediterranean getting up into the twenty's but look further north a minus 12 in moscow 0 in berlin just 7 degrees there in london and it does get colder as i say as you push on into saturday we will see that colder air gradually making its way further southwards and west was one celsius there in london at this stage 0 celsius there is you go on into monday let's go to a choose day on the hang on just similar temperatures but just minus 20 the top temperature in moscow still plenty of warmth down towards southern most past we got the snow across central areas it will turn a good deal wet and windy for central parts of the met. oman has a rich history but also plays an important diplomatic role in the gulf region toda

falling across northern england and scotland into sub zero air could bring some really icy conditions here. winds gusting 60 to 70 mph, big waves around the irish sea coasts, the western isles

british isles gradually pushing across france into germany go through the next couple of days but this week weather front will be to some outbreaks of rain is the southeast of england northern parts of france down across the low countries still very warm in germany 20 celsius 18 there for warsaw and much milder in moscow temperatures getting above freezing over the next couple days just a few days ago we were struggling to get highs of minus 16 celsius so that is a big improvement even though we do have some snow moving through over the next day or so. increasingly patchy rain then spills its way across germany into poland some base and places of rain is essential parts of france but there's a ridge of high pressure just quoting things down nicely across the northwest of here increasing temperatures mean an increased avalanche risk around the pyrenees and the alps from all the possible africa which is generally fine and dry but we will see somewhat the weather creeping into morocco by friday. at ways. an ancient land and one man's dream to transport tons happenings from europe and fly them over his beloved country. in a nation reeling from decades of violence. about 500 met