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there'll be more cloud working in from the east, from the likes of lincolnshire, up to northumberlandd coming off the north sea. also more rain into the far southwest, but elsewhere, underneath clear skies, not a bad day. temperatures 13—14d, but looking at single figures where you've got that breeze coming in from the north sea. now as we head through the week ahead then, it's goodbye to the blues, hello to the orange colours. the milder air. drawing in from a southerly direction. so certainly a rise in temperature through this week. during tuesday, we've still got a weather front lingering in the west, bringing some rain around some of these irish seacoast. western scotland northern ireland, for instance. further east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine. and those temperatures a degree or so warmer by this stage. we looking at around ten to 15 for most of us. still rather chilly though across most of parts of scotland. heading on into the middle of the week, wednesday could well start on a fairly chilly misty note, but that mr should clear away, and is actually looking

if you had the sunshine, this view from northumberland, expect more cloud.ing to the south—west, you will have some rain through friday, expect things to be drier. low pressure declining over the weekend, and cloud and patchy rain or showers over the weekend. we will switch things around for the weekend, just to reinforce the point, eastern parts of the uk, the chance of rain and showers. a drier picture, sunnier and it will feel warmer. looking at saturday, cloud and patchy rain through much of scotland. lots of south—west, sunny for north and western wales, some passing light showers here. rather cool along the north sea coast but certainly feeling warmer with friday's rain exchange for saturday possible sunshine. we will pull more cloud across the uk, with the chance of seeing some patchy rain, meaning that someday starts fairly mild underneath that blanket of cloud. more cloud in the west compared with saturday, but some sunny spells to be had. heavier showers running into the eastern part of england. temperatures for many of us are a little higher, cool

this was the scene on sunday in northumberland, clear blue skies but a biting wind coming in of the northures are on the up, especially as we look towards the easter weekend. through the rest of tonight it is another cold night out there with clear skies across much of england, into scotland as well. temperatures will fall below freezing in the countryside. not as cold further west where we have more cloud. 0utbreaks in northern ireland, westmount, in the south—west of england. a touch of frost here and there. plenty of sunshine for many of us on monday. we have the rain for northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also more cloud putting infor of england. also more cloud putting in for north—east england, up to eastern scotland, with the odd spot of drizzle. if you are exposed to the breeze of the north sea, temperatures will struggle to get out of single figures. in the sunny spells we are likely to see 13 or 14. spells we are likely to see 13 or 1a. quite a breezy day where ever you are, when it was the worst. it will feel milder than it has done over the weekend. into

there will be more cloud working in from the east, the likes of lincolnshire up towards northumberlandth sea. also more rain in the far south—west but elsewhere, under those clear skies, not a bad day. temperatures, quite widely 13 or 1a degrees but we are looking at single figures with the breeze coming in from the north sea. as we head through the week ahead, goodbye to the blues and hello to the orange colours, the milder air, drawing in from a southerly direction. certainly a rise in temperature through this week. during tuesday we've still got a weather front lingering in the west bringing some rain around some of these irish sea coasts. western scotland, northern ireland, wales, for instance. further east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine, and those temperatures, a degree or so warmer by this stage. we're looking at about 10—15 for most of us. still rather chilly, though, across eastern parts of scotland. heading on into the middle of the week, wednesday may well start on a fairly chilly, misty note but the mist should clear away and it's looking like a really dece

she was found by her boyfriend aaron armstrong at her home in northumberland lastjune.pplying class a drugs, by police investigating the death of a 13—year—old boy found unconscious in a park in south wales. carson price was found on friday evening in a park in ystrad mynach and police believe "illegal substances" contributed to his death. gwent police said a 14—year—old boy was arrested on thursday morning when officers raided an address in blackwood. north korea says it no longer wants us secretary of state mike pompeo to play any part in nuclear talks between the two countries. government officials said he should be replaced by someone ‘more mature‘. it comes after north korea claimed to have test—fired a new "tactical guided weapon" with a "powerful warhead". it's the first test of this kind since talks between north korean leader kim jong—un and donald trump ended without agreement in february. last week, mr kim said president trump needed to have the "right attitude" for talks to continue. laura bicker is in seoul. we know very little about the type of weapon that

there will be more cloud working in from the east, the likes of lincolnshire up towards northumberlandin the far south—west but elsewhere, under those clear skies, not a bad day. temperatures, quite widely 13 or 14 degrees but we are looking at single figures with the breeze coming in from the north sea. as we head through the week ahead, goodbye to the blues and hello to the orange colours, the milder air, drawing

in north shields for us this morning. 32—year—old sophie gradon was found dead in a house in northumberlandg a report for the coroner. and remember all the tributes that were paid to her at the time, she had over 400,000 followers on instagram. she spoke about the effects of social media on children and people involved in that spoke about how she was loved and admired. you'll also remember a few days after her funeral, her boyfriend aaron armstrong was found dead. the coroner then, who is the coroner at this inquest, said that the 25—year—old hanged himself after drinking alcohol and taking cocaine. but in march this year, another love island contestant mike thalassitis was found dead at a park in london and police said his death was not being treated as suspicious. and then a few days after that, itv, which airs the show said that in future, love island stars will be offered therapy, social media training and bespoke financial advice. but certainly today, as far as this inquest is concerned, the coroner will try to establish exactly how the former love island contestant, sophie gradon, die

that is dame vera baird, police and crime commission for northumberland.ends the safety of the 737 max aircraft, saying he is sorry for the loss of life and insisting the company has a duty to eliminate risk. the us warns it will rethink its information sharing with western allies — if they use the controversial chinese telecoms giant huawei in their 5g networks. rape victims are being told to hand over their phones to the police or risk their attackers not being prosecuted. campaigners say they're concerned. in sport, alex hales is out of the world cup picture after england withdrew other batsmen from their squad. it follows the off field incident that led to a suspension. stevie chalmers, the scorer of celtic‘s winning goal in the 1967 european cup final, has died at the age of 83. he got the second in the lisbon lions' victory over inter milan. and ali carter are through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship after beating long. kyren wilson is also through. more on those stories just after 5.30. in spain, the socialists are celebrating

some of us look up to some snow, that was the scene in cumbria but we had snow across northumberland,s of north wales. it has been more of a hill and mountain feature and down at low levels we have had rain and showers building up across the south—east of england. throughout the rest of today we are continuing with showers and the snow will tend to disappear through this afternoon but we have got rain spreading its way into northern ireland. still showery conditions in wales and strong dusty winds —— gusty winds. that might make it feel cold but the showers this evening will turn heavy with thunder and sleet mixed in and through tonight it is rotating around this area. on thursday my showers in the forecast, especially towards wales and south—western areas of england. and another chilly feeling day. good bite for now. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: the prime minister is expected to meetjeremy corbyn today to find a way through the brexit process. she is set to ask the eu for another extension. wales minister nigel adams has resigned over talks saying theresa may has m

she was found by her boyfriend aaron armstrong at her home in northumberland lastjune.r—old played a gangland figure in the film. the author, irvine welsh, who wrote the book from which the trainspotting movies were inspired — has spoken of his heartbreak at mr welsh‘s death sending out a tweet saying "goodbye my amazing and beautiful friend". the bbc children‘s television star mya—leesha naylor has died suddenly at the age of 16. mya—leesha appeared in the shows "millie inbetween" and "almost never". the cbbc website announced the news of her death, which happened eleven days ago, saying she was a "much—loved" part of the family. tributes have been paid to the teenager on social media, including this from the actress emily atack who worked with mya—leesha on the cbbc sitcom almost never. she posted that she was —‘so shocked and sad‘ to hear about lovely mya—leesha naylor. she was a beautiful and talented girl. and she added, ‘rest in peace beautiful girl‘. well, earlier, we spoke to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who started by telling me a bit more about

north sea will tend to break up, so we will have sunny spells across yorkshire, for example, northumberland and the north of mainland scotland. temperatures today cooler in the easterly breeze down the north sea coastline. further west, we could see 12s and indeed 13s. through the evening and overnight, we still have all this cloud across the north—east of scotland, coming in across eastern parts of england. some of it will be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle, may be the shower. in ireland, this weatherfront spot of drizzle, may be the shower. in ireland, this weather front comes m, in ireland, this weather front comes in, introducing a bit of clout and the odd spot. where temperatures are this low, you can expect frost. we are looking at a widespread frost tonight. that leads us into tomorrow and the next few days. we pull in this colder air, and you can see northern europe is also cold. southern europe, mild, but that will change, because the colder air will push down towards the mediterranean where it is quite unsettled. for us on thursday, a cold and frosty stout, fair bit of dr

there will be more cloud working in from the east, the likes of lincolnshire up towards northumberlandberdeenshire, if you spots of drizzle and quite a chilly wind coming in off the north sea. also more rain in the far south—west but elsewhere, under those clear skies, not a bad day. temperatures, quite widely 13 or m degrees but we are looking at single figures with the breeze coming in from the north sea. as we head through the week ahead, goodbye to the blues and hello to the orange colours, the milder air, drawing in from a southerly direction. certainly a rise in temperature through this week. during tuesday we've still got a weather front lingering in the west bringing some rain around some of these irish sea coast. western scotland, northern ireland, wales, for instance. further east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine, and those temperatures, a degree or so warmer by this stage. we're looking at about 10—15 for most of us. still rather chilly, though, crossed eastern parts of scotland. heading on into the middle of the week, wednesday may well start on a fairly chi

there should be more sunshine, but cloud coming from the east up towards northumberland and aberdeenshireday. temperatures at 13—1lidc, but single figures where you have that breeze coming in from the north sea. heading through the week ahead, goodbye to the blues, hello to the oranges. milder air drawing in from a southerly direction. a rise in temperature through this week. tuesday we have a weather front lingering in the west, bringing rain across the irish sea coast, but further east it should stay dry with the micra spells of sunshine. and those temperatures a degree or so sunshine. and those temperatures a degree or $0 warmer. sunshine. and those temperatures a degree or so warmer. still rather chilly across eastern parts of scotland. heading into the middle of the week, wednesday could well start ona the week, wednesday could well start on a chilly note, but it looks like a decent day. dry across the board, cloud building to the afternoon. sunny spells, top temperatures up to 18 celsius, and turning warmer as we look at the end of the week. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm be

look at this photo from northumberland, these poor lambs trudging along in these poor lambs trudgingmainly above 200 metres. it has been snowing in cumbria, 12 centimetres there through the morning. and in parts of scotla nd through the morning. and in parts of scotland up to six centimetres. that snow is still with us at the moment but it will ease off across northern england and scotland as the rain has into western scotland and northern ireland. still some wintry showers across wales and the southwest. also, quite a strong wind, particularly in the north and west with gusts of up to 60 mph. some sunshine in eastern areas with the risk of some heavy, thundery showers, and temperatures between seven and 10 degrees but with that northerly wind it will feel colder than that in northern areas. tonight, some showers rotating around that area of low pressure. it could be wintry across the higher ground of wales and south—west england and into scotland. and it will turn quite chilly with a patchy frost first thing tomorrow. this area of low pressure will stick around in the south—west thr

the wonderful north yorkshire countryside, great historic buildings like durham cathedral, but northumberlandandily placed, 35 miles from newcastle to the east and carlisle to the west. it‘s twice been named all england best village of the year. all england best village of the yea r. every all england best village of the year. every sunday it hosts a festival which attracts some of the top folk music acts in the country. every new year‘s eve there is a ceremony where the guys worked on the main street carrying flaming barrels of hot tar. i know, it sounds like a health and safety nightmare but it does date back to the mid—19th century, possibly to the mid—19th century, possibly to the middle ages. there is even a rather quirky allendale sci—fi museum, from by a doctor who fan. 0nly know a really nice place to live. 0ur reporter went there to ask the locals what they find special about it. the best butchers in the area, the best pies you‘ll ever get, here. do you like a pie? laughter. do you want the truthful answer?! i love it here. what do you like? everything. the people are lovely and frie