we are still in the cold air across the northern isles.y and high pressure starts to build and overnight we will see mist and fog patches forming. in the west we will have a bit more cloud, some darkness, mist and drizzle. in the east it will be drier and brighter with sunshine. temperatures ranging from seven in the north to 19 or 20 in the south—east. this is bbc news, these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. emmanuel macron and far right challenger marine le pen will go head to head in the final round of the contest to become the next president of france after questions about his wife's tax affairs, the uk's chancellor rishi sunak asks for an official review of his financial declarations. the uk economy barely grew in february according to new official data. growth was 0.1% — down from 0.8% injanuary. protests on the streets of pakistan as parliament chooses a new prime minister, following the ousting of imran khan. and for the first time the queen talks about the effect having covid had on her. it does leave one v

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild start have some patches of fog around tuesday as well as wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncerta

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild start�*s more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we�*ve got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that�*s above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it�*s working into high pressure. so it�*s how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressure close by to the west later on into the easter weekend. but at the mom

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild start in places. we could have some patches of fog around tuesday as well as wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a l

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild startound tuesday as well as wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with l

we still have this onshore breeze for the east of scotland and northern isles, chilly here, you won'tin, some heavy, some boundary, putting away northwards and through the day we see some sunshine temperatures were left above average, particularly for england and wales. 18—20 possibly across is anglican region. little bit above par exit we have more persistent rain, that is likely to continue asjohnny northwards through tuesday night into wednesday, eventually the rain reaches the northern isles and it looks like a relatively mild start to wednesday. but misty and murky in places. we could have patches of fog around tuesday as well as wednesday, which would take the time to break up. then it is more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but, again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high and temperatures getting into the high teens. more widely as well further north it will feel warm across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we have another weather system starting to work its way in from t

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild startll as wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressure close

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild start which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressure close by to the west l

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild startas well as wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well, further north. it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens, as it works eastwards, because it's working at a high pressure. so it's how established that high pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressur

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild starts wednesday, which will take their time to break up. and then it's more likely to be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, so perhaps a bit more sunshine on offer. but again, like we will see on tuesday, pollen levels pretty high, and temperatures getting into the high teens more widely as well further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressure close by t

temperatures 6—20 degrees but cooler along the north sea coastline and the northern isles where we donorthern ireland. so through this evening and overnight, our band of rain continues to push northwards. there will be some clear skies and a few showers, some patchy mist and fog forming, some coastal mist and fog along the west coast of england, and also west wales. so as a result, not a cold night. but it will be a cloudy start to the day, the rain clearing the mainland of scotland pushing into the northern isles, and through the day we will see the cloud break, sunshine developing, but that will spark off a few showers, especially across england and wales where it could be heavy and thundery. but more widely temperatures are rising. as we go through the evening, you can see we still have all this coastal mist and fog and it is likely to linger. but it does mean not a particularly cold start to the day during the course of thursday. but on thursday itself it will be fairly cloudy to start with, some brighter breaks in the east. high pressure is in charge of our weather by now. we hav

but as the rain pushes into the northern isles it will brighten up the northern isles it will brightenbreezy along the north sea coastline, and also the northern isles command that will take the edge off the temperatures here. generally, looking at about 11—19 or 20 degrees. yesterday heathrow got up 20 degrees. yesterday heathrow got up to about 19. pollen levels today, we are talking tree pollen, are moderate across much of england and wales, we expect that to rise to hype tomorrow across england and wales, and then as we head through the evening and overnight, the band of rain pushes steadily northwards. behind it a little bit of clearing in the sky, some patchy mist and fog forming but there will be low cloud, coastal mist and fog lapping on shows across the shores of western england and west wales. it will not be a cold night as a result, with all of this going on and the cloud cover as well, so we start off on a cloudy note tomorrow. the rain eventually pushing away into the northern isles. the cloud should start to break up and then we will see some sunny spells developing. but

the rain becoming confined to the northern isles.e head through wednesday night, it looks like low cloud, mist and fog will become more extensive across some southern and western areas, particularly around irish sea coasts. but again, it's going to be a mild night, especially for england and wales. it does mean, though, thursday could be a little bit cloudier for many of us, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk. probably the best of the sunshine will again be across the east and the southeast, but a few holes will break up in that cloud further west as well, so we could see some sunny spells here and there. again, quite mild, mid to high teens, we could see 20—21 celsius in the southeast. now, as we move into the easter weekend, it looks like high pressure will continue to bring a lot of dry and settled weather, certainly for the first half of the weekend. i think as we get into easter sunday, perhaps easter monday, there is a chance that area of high pressure could break down and allow frontal systems to work

further on sunday, but it will continue to drag in a lot of low cloud and sea fog across the northern islesdegrees here, but with more sunshine and fewer showers, 18, once again, not out of the question. then, as we head into next week, the isobars will open up a little, but we can track that wind direction to more of a north—easterly, a cooler source if anything. so, yes, potentially lighter winds, but that's going to drag in a little more in the way of cool air in comparison to of late. so, we keep the theme dry to close out the month of april, but noticeably cooler than we've seen over the last couple of days. take care. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: shuttle diplomacy: the un secretary—general is to have separate face—to—face meetings with presidents putin and zelensky. evidence of possible war crimes: satellite images appear to show a second mass grave on the outskirts of mariupol. campaigning comes to an end in a tight french presidential race for marine le pen and emmanuel macron. and celebrating earth day: people around the world take a moment to show support f

could stay rather cloudy in the northern isles, especially shetland, towards the coast of aberdeenshireme of the coasts around cornwall as well. it's a warmer—feeling today more widely across the uk with that sunshine. it's a sunnier day in northern ireland, too, though cloud increasing will start to bring some outbreaks of rain very slowly in from the west, as we go on through the night into easter sunday morning, also pushing into parts of western scotland, especially the western isles. elsewhere, one or two mist and fog patches, but a recently mild start to easter sunday. and there's a weather front trying to come in on sunday still to some degree being held at bay by this area of high pressure. so, while much of the uk will stay dry, we will see some outbreaks of rain covering more of northern ireland very slowly on through the day, and parts of western scotland, especially into the west isles. and then, later on, some of this rain would just feed in towards western counties of wales and the far south west of england. whereas, elsewhere, you continue with another day of warm, sunny

could stay rather cloudy in the northern isles, especially shetland, towards the coast of aberdeenshirecoasts around cornwall as well. it's a warmer—feeling today more widely across the uk with that sunshine. it's a sunnier day in northern ireland, too — though cloud increasing will start to bring some outbreaks of rain very slowly in from the west, as we go on through the night into easter sunday morning, also pushing into parts of western scotland, especially the western isles. elsewhere, 1—2 mist and fog patches, but a recently mild start to easter sunday. and there's a weather front trying to come in on sunday still to some degree being held at bay by this area of high pressure. so, while much of the uk will stay dry, we will see some outbreaks of rain covering more of northern ireland very slowly on through the day, and parts of western scotland, especially into the west isles and then, later on, some of this rain would just feed in towards western counties of wales and the far south west of england. whereas elsewhere, you continue with another day of warm, sunny spells. it will fe

north of that, the colder air and cold enough for wintry showers in the northern isles, milder air inales, temperatures around 15 degrees. very unsettled through the week ahead, wet and windy weather at times and just cold enough in the country to bring the risk of more snow. goodbye. this is bbc news ? welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i m shaun ley. our top stories... hundreds of people escape the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol but the red cross�*s evacuation efforts have once again been frustrated. we can facilitate the passage, the safe passage for civilians, once both parties come to agreement. and, unfortunately, until now, this has not materialised. russian troops use what appear to be stun grenades to disperse a pro—ukraine rally by residents of the occupied town of enerhodar. the bbc makes it to an airport close to kyiv, now liberated from russian control. a symbol of modernity, of ukraine's place in the world. striking out across the globe. and now, it's a symbol of what's happened to the country.

the rain becoming confined to the northern isles.er day with plenty of sunshine around. but there will be a few showers developing, especially in england and wales, as some of them could be heavy, perhaps even thundery. it will be a little bit warmer even further north tomorrow with temperatures generally in the mid to high teens. now, as we head through wednesday night, it looks like low cloud, mist and fog will become more extensive across some southern and western areas, particularly around irish sea coasts. but again, it's going to be a mild night, especially for england and wales. it does mean, though, thursday could be a little bit cloudier for many of us, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk. probably the best of the sunshine will again be across the east and the southeast, but a few holes will break up in that cloud further west as well, so we could see some sunny spells here and there. again, quite mild, mid to high teens, we could see 20—2i celsius in the southeast. now, as we move into the easter wee

further on sunday, but it will continue to drag in a lot of low cloud and sea fog across the northern isles 9—11 degrees here, but with more sunshine and fewer showers, 18, once again, not out of the question. then, as we head into next week, the isobars will open up a little, but we can track that wind direction to more of a north—easterly, a cooler source if anything. so, yes, potentially lighter winds, but that's going to drag in a little more in the way of cool air in comparison to of late. so, we keep the theme dry to close out the month of april, but noticeably cooler than we've seen over the last couple of days. take care. but for so many people but is not an option. this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. our top stories: the un describes the war in ukraine as a �*horror story�* and says there's growing evidence of possible war crimes. shuttle diplomacy: the un secretary—general is to have separate meetings with presidents putin and zelensky. it's the final stretch in a tight french presidential race for marine le pen and emmanuel macron. and celebrating earth day: people around the wor

further on sunday, but it will continue to drag in a lot of low cloud and sea fog across the northern isless here, but with more sunshine and fewer showers, 18, once again, not out of the question. then, as we head into next week, the isobars will open up a little, but we can track that wind direction to more of a north—easterly, a cooler source if anything. so, yes, potentially lighter winds, but that's going to drag in a little more in the way of cool air in comparison to of late. so, we keep the theme dry to close out the month of april, but noticeably cooler than we've seen over the last couple of days. take care. welcome to bbc news, i'm chris rogers. our top stories: the un describes the war in ukraine as a horror story, and says there's growing evidence of possible war crimes. shuttle diplomacy — the un secretary—general is to have separate meetings with presidents putin and zelenskyy. it's the final stretch in a tight french presidential race for marine le pen and emmanuel macron. and, art in the shadow of war. the ukrainian entries at this year's venice biennale.

wales temperatures unattended 13 degrees, little bit to the northeast of scotland along with the northern islesreas of low pressure will bring in of rain, a brick savvy and the isobars squeeze them together and when strengthening at least it's coming the southeasterly direction and a band of rain and some of it heavy, possibly thundery moving across the west and steadily northwards as we go to the day and type temptress in the sunshine 17 celsius, a little milder. this is bbc news. i'm nancy kacungira with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. imran khan is removed as prime minister of pakistan — after losing a vote of confidence in parliament. armoured vehicles and new missiles — borisjohnson pledges more british support for ukraine after talks with president zelensky in kyiv. there is a huge amount to do to make sure that ukraine is successful, that ukraine wins and that putin must fail. campaigning ends in the first round of france's presidential election. polls are due to open in a few hours. tom marshburn making his way down. and there we are. and mission accompl

to scotland that it will bring more cloud, still some patchy rain to northern scotland and the northern isles but elsewhere, spells of sunshine developing but also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the wins will be a light to moderate westerly for many and that means a warmer day across north—eastern coast, where we have the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon, temperatures quite widely into the middle or high teens. pollen levels they will be high for much of england and wales for wednesday, moderate across northern england and also moderate across southern scotland and into northern ireland as well. so through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade. for many was will see some clearer skies, although mr and low cloud will start pushing to wales, south—west england, north west england, also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again for many, it is a mild night, with temperatures typically between six and nine celsius. so for thursday, this area of high pressure, which is the dominant feature. and i'm sure you can

but we've lost the snow from northern scotland, the cold air really confined to the northern isles, butine between the showers, but when the showers push through, they possibly could be accompanied by some hail, thunder and lightning. temperatures down a couple of degrees on tuesday. it was a very mild start to the week. wednesday into thursday, we start to pull colder air in, though, to the north of our area of low pressure once again. and through wednesday evening, but particularly overnight into thursday, the colder air mixes in with our weather fronts. and it looks like we could see some significant snow for northern scotland once again. a risk of ice here for first thing thursday, certainly, and potentially that wintry weather affecting the central belt of scotland through the morning rush hour. we will see the showers thinning out as they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennines into thursday afternoon. sunshine for many come thursday afternoon, but it will feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week.

eventually, the milder air reaches the northern isles, and again, it looks like a relatively mild start further north, it will feel warmer, i think, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. come thursday, we've got another weather system starting to work its way in from the west ahead of that early morning mist and fog taking the time to break up. but again, temperatures 15—19 celsius, and that's above average for this time of year. and then further ahead into the easter weekend, that weather system weakens as it works eastwards because it's working into high pressure. so it's how established that high—pressure becomes, really, this weekend, how good it is at keeping our weather fronts at bay. there is still a little bit of uncertainty, as you can see, with low pressure close by to the west later on into the easter weekend, but at the moment, for many, there will be some warmth around, often dry and bright, but we do need to keep an eye on that one. do stay tuned. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... more evidence emerges ab

north of that, the colder air and cold enough for wintry showers in the northern isles, milder air in week ahead, wet and windy weather at times and just cold enough in the country to bring the risk of more snow. goodbye. this is bbc news ? welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... hundreds of people escape the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol but the red cross�*s evacuation efforts have once again been frustrated. elsewhere, emmanuel macron has held his first rally of his french election campaign. he told supporters he's fighting for social progress. hollywood actor will smith resigns from the oscars academy after slapping the comedian chris rock. hundreds of residents from the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol have managed to escape in private cars and have arrived at reception centres to the north.

scotland that it will bring more cloud, still some patchy rain into northern scotland and the northern islese northern and western coasts through the day, but elsewhere, some spells of sunshine developing, but also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the winds will be a light—to—moderate westerly for many, and that means a warmer day across north—eastern coasts, where we have the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon, temperatures quite widely into the mid or high teens. pollen levels, though, will be high for much of england and wales through wednesday, moderate across northern england, and also moderate across southern scotland, and into northern ireland, as well. so through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade. many of us will see some clearer skies, although mist and low cloud will start pushing back in to wales, south—west england, north—west england, and also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again for many, it is a mild night, with temperatures typically between six and nine celsius. so for thursday, we'v

cloud across a large swathe of scotland and there will be outbreaks across the north—east the northern islesfew showers elsewhere and most will be drive rather cloudy and the cloud will thin and break and break and we will see spells of sunshine but are more likely chance we will get showers across the southern half of the uk and they could be heavy and thundering a few catch one. warmer tomorrow, particular for the north—eastern coast of england which has been on the cool side and as we look ahead into thursday, the area of high pressure becomes a dominant feature and out to the west the frontal system trying to nudge its way in which will bring cloud and patchy rain into northern ireland and the western isles but for most after a cloudy and misty and foggy start we will see spells of sunshine developing particularfor will see spells of sunshine developing particular for east anglia and south—east england and in the sunshine temperatures up to 19 or 20 celsius but on the cool side across scotland and for good friday and into the easter weekend things looking mostly dry, may be some showers

scotland that it'll bring more cloud, still some patchy rain into northeast scotland and the northern isles western coasts through the day. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine developing, although also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the winds will be a light—to—moderate westerly for many, and that means a warmer day across northeastern coasts, where we've got the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon — temperatures quite widely into the mid—to—high teens. pollen levels, though, will be high for much of england and wales through wednesday, moderate across northern england, and also moderate across southern scotland and into northern ireland, as well. so through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade — for many, we'll see some clearer skies, although mist and low cloud will start to push back into wales, southwest england, northwest england, also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again for many, it's a mild night with temperatures typically between 6—9 celsius. so for thursday, we've got this

scotland that it'll bring more cloud, still some patchy rain into northeast scotland and the northern isles likely to lingerfor some northern and western coasts through the day. but elsewhere, we should see some spells of sunshine developing, although also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the winds will be a light—to—moderate westerly for many, and that means a warmer day across northeastern coasts, where we've got the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon — temperatures quite widely into the mid—to—high teens. pollen levels, though, will be high for much of england and wales through wednesday, moderate across northern england, and also moderate across southern scotland and into northern ireland, as well. som through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade — so, through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade — for many, we'll see some clearer skies, although mist and low cloud will start to push back into wales, southwest england, northwest england, also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again for man

to 13 degrees, a little bit cooler once again into the north—east of scotland along with the northern isles heavy, from the west. the isobars are squeezing together, the winds strengthening but at least the winds are coming from the south—easterly direction, a warmer source. so, a band of rain, some of it heavy, possibly thundery, moving its way across the west and steadily northwards as we go through the day. top temperatures in the sunshine, however, 17 celsius, a little milder. this is bbc news ? welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. in pakistan prime minister imran khan is ousted from power in a vote of no confidence. armoured vehicles and new missiles — borisjohnson pledges more support to ukraine after talks with president zelensky in kyiv. there is a huge amount to do to make sure that ukraine is successful, that ukraine wins and that putin must fail. campaigning has ended in the first round of france's presidential election, which takes place on sunday. and there we are. and mission accomplished — as the first all private astronaut team ever

scotland that it will bring more cloud, still some patchy rain into northern scotland and the northern islesorthern and western coasts through the day, but elsewhere, some spells of sunshine developing, but also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the winds will be a light—to—moderate westerly for many, and that means a warmer day across north—eastern coasts, where we have the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon, temperatures quite widely into the mid or high teens. pollen levels, though, will be high for much of england and wales through wednesday, moderate across northern england, and also moderate across southern scotland, and into northern ireland, as well. so through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade. many of us will see some clearer skies, although mist and low cloud will start pushing back in to wales, south—west england, north—west england, and also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again for many, it is a mild night, with temperatures typically between six and nine celsius. so for thursday, we've g

could stay rather cloudy in the northern isles, especially shetland, towards the coast of aberdeenshireer day in northern ireland, too — though cloud increasing will start to bring some outbreaks of rain very slowly in from the west, as we go on through the night into easter sunday morning, also pushing into parts of western scotland, especially the western isles. elsewhere, 1—2 mist and fog patches, but a recently mild start to easter sunday. and there's a weather front trying to come in on sunday still to some degree being held at bay by this area of high pressure. so, whilst much of the uk will stay dry, we will see some outbreaks of rain covering more of northern ireland very slowly on through the day, and parts of western scotland, especially into the west isles — and then later on, some of this rain would just feed in towards western counties of wales and the far southwest of england. whereas elsewhere, you continue with another day of warm, sunny spells. it will feel cooler, where you have the rain, it'll be windier, too, and the weather fronts with, well, weakening rain will mov

the rain in scotland continuing to push up in the northern isles leaving the highlands with some sunshineuth wales. temperatures six to 20 degrees today. if you have an allergy to tree pollen, these are the levels today but tomorrow expect them to be back up to high across england and wales. this evening and overnight, there goes the band of rain moving north across scotland. behind it, some showers and clear spells, mist and fog patches are forming and some low cloud, mist and fog along the coast. it will not be a particularly cold night in prospect. a cloudy start to the day, rain pushing into the northern isles and in the cloud will break and sunny spells developing. as that happens, scattered showers developing, more widely across england and wales but even so in between them there will be some sunshine to look forward to. temperatures six to 19 or possibly 20 degrees. into thursday, a cloudy start. we have got all of this low cloud, mist and fog hugging the coastline. some brighter breaks developing better weather front trying to come in from the west. high pressure is building so as

weather here will be quite blustery as the winds will be a feature here, particularly for the northern and western isles into northern ireland. the wind is a little bit lighter further south and east. so, temperatures will be noticeable, we've been used to the low 20s across the south—east of the country, 16 or 17 degrees for easter monday afternoon and the low teens further north and west. now, through monday night, further showers continue across england and wales, there will be some clear spells, too, this weather front pushing into the north—west of the country to bring outbreaks of rain. it is going to be a chilly night, i think, northern and western areas under clearer skies, could even see a touch of frost, so gardeners, farmers, just take note. into tuesday, we are into —— in between weather systems, this area of low pressure pulling away to the north, it means the winds will be turning lighter again so it is a chilly start to the day for tuesday, will have that weather front across western scotland, northern ireland, bringing thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain. england and wales, some sunshine th

could stay rather cloudy in the northern isles, especially shetland, towards the coast of aberdeenshiree widely across the uk with that sunshine. it's a sunnier day in northern ireland, too — though cloud increasing will start to bring some outbreaks of rain very slowly in from the west, as we go on through the night into easter sunday morning, also pushing into parts of western scotland, especially the western isles. elsewhere, 1—2 mist and fog patches, but a recently mild start to easter sunday. and there's a weather front trying to come in on sunday still to some degree being held at bay by this area of high pressure. so, whilst much of the uk will stay dry, we will see some outbreaks of rain covering more of northern ireland very slowly on through the day, and parts of western scotland, especially into the west isles — and then later on, some of this rain would just feed in towards western counties of wales and the far southwest of england. whereas elsewhere, you continue with another day of warm, sunny spells. it will feel cooler, where you have the rain, it'll be windier, too, and

but we've lost the snow from northern scotland, the cold air really confined to the northern isles, but some good spells of sunshine between the showers, but when the showers push through, they possibly could be accompanied by some hail, thunder and lightning. temperatures down a couple of degrees on tuesday. it was a very mild start to the week. wednesday into thursday, we start to pull colder air in, though, to the north of our area of low pressure once again. and through wednesday evening, but particularly overnight into thursday, the colder air mixes in with our weather fronts. and it looks like we could see some significant snow for northern scotland once again. a risk of ice here for first thing thursday, certainly, and potentially that wintry weather affecting the central belt of scotland through the morning rush hour. we will see the showers thinning out as they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennines into thursday afternoon. sunshine for many come thursday afternoon, but it will feel chillier, especially in contrast

to 13 degrees, a little bit cooler once again into the north—east of scotland along with the northern isless are focused on this area of low pressure, it is going to bring outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy, from the west. the isobars are squeezing together, the winds strengthening but at least the winds are coming from the south—easterly direction, a warmer source. so, a band of rain, some of it heavy, possibly thundery, moving its way across the west and steadily northwards as we go through the day. top temperatures in the sunshine, however, 17 celsius, a little milder. this is bbc news ? welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i m lucy grey. our top stories... imran khan is removed as prime minister of pakistan after losing a vote of confidence in parliament. armoured vehicles and new missiles — borisjohnson pledges more british support for ukraine after talks with president zelensky in kyiv. there is a huge amount to do to make sure that ukraine is successful, that ukraine wins and that putin must fail. people in luhansk are being urged to flee, following the att

further on sunday, but it will continue to drag in a lot of low cloud and sea fog across the northern isles more sunshine and fewer showers, 18, once again, not out of the question. then, as we head into next week, the isobars will open up a little, but we can track that wind direction to more of a north—easterly, a cooler source if anything. so, yes, potentially lighter winds, but that's going to drag in a little more in the way of cool air in comparison to of late. so, we keep the theme dry to close out the month of april, but noticeably cooler than we've seen over the last couple of days. take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today: calls for the united nations to intervene in the war in ukraine, to help evacuate tens of thousands of people from the besieged city of mariupol. the parents of madeleine mccann welcome the news that a german man has been formally made a suspect over their daughter's disappearance 15 years ago. after the final bid to win support, emmanuel macron and marine le pen urge french voters to turn out in tom

scotland that it will bring more cloud, still some patchy rain into north—east scotland and the northern islesf sunshine developing, but also some sharp afternoon showers, perhaps with a rumble of thunder. the winds will be a light—to—moderate westerly for many, and that means a warmer day across north—eastern coasts, where we have the best of the sunshine through wednesday afternoon, temperatures quite widely into the mid or high teens. pollen levels, though, will be high for much of england and wales through wednesday, moderate across northern england, and also moderate across southern scotland, and into northern ireland, as well. so through wednesday evening, most of the showers will fade. many of us will see some clearer skies, although mist and low cloud will start pushing back in to wales, south—west england, north—west england, and also more cloud nudging into northern ireland and the western isles. again, for many, it is a mild night, with temperatures typically between 6—9 celsius. so for thursday, we've got this area of high pressure, which is the dominant feature. i'm sure you can s