as we head into the night, so we norwich. night, so we will continue to see these pulses of rain pushing through central parts of the uk and into monday as well, by which time hopefully some brightness developing. not much in the way of sunshine for most of us. stays chilly across eastern areas, five or 6 degrees, compared to the mild conditions further north and west. continue for the far north, high—pressure beginning to build in, a lot of dry weather, best of the sunshine but ironically this is where the chilliest air will be, five or 6 degrees compared with milder conditions. that is the story for the early part of next week. sunshine by day, very sharp frost, minus seven degrees in some rural areas. by day, with the help of some sunshine, five or 6 degrees. further north and west, it will be milder, and it will feel quite pleasant, with some sunshine but there won't be much in the way of sunshine, cloud, temperatures doing pretty well, up into double figures, in a few places. by the time we reach the middle of the week,

he is a former youth football coach with norwich city, peterborough, and cambridge united. restaurants in france have been banned from offering unlimited sugary drinks in an effort to reduce obesity. it is now illegal to sell unlimited soft drinks at a fixed price or offer them unlimited for free. the number of overweight or obese people in france is below the eu average but is on the rise. here, the royal college of surgeons says plans to ration knee and hip replacement operations in worcestershire are ‘alarming'. three commissioning groups say very obese patients, and people who are in only moderate pain, will not qualify. they say the plan will save £2 million a year. here's more from our health correspondent robert pigott. at five feet ten inches and weighing a little over 18 stone, gordon wainwright of malvern in worcestershire can no longer expect swift access to the second hip replacement he needs. the pain from his osteoarthritis wakes him up at night and his mobility is badly compromised.

had norwich city, late equaliser at ca rrow norwich city, late equaliser at carrow road? were going to be heading through, but then the former everton player had his say. steven naismith got the equaliser, 2—2. no fo nte, naismith got the equaliser, 2—2. no fonte, interestingly. remember, he handed that transfer request in. norwich city have been inconsistent in the championships so this could bea in the championships so this could be a confidence booster. now, perhaps an emotional game for afc wimbledon, unable to overcome lower league opposition, it ended 0—0 against sutton united. two tea ms two teams that caused upsets in the 80s. sutton had the better of the game with maxime biamou denied twice in the first half. dons striker tom elliott had a header cleared off the line in stoppage time, but neither side could find a winner. and they'll do it all again. it was excellent, for 0—0. two neighbours. here's sutton captainjamie collins, but first his manager paul doswell. you can get wrapped up in that game. big chance. i thought the goalkeeper made some very good seats.

norwich city getting a replay against southampton. 2—2 at carrow road.gh christmas. southampton airport the second, to make it 2—1, it looked like southampton were going to go through, good header from like southampton were going to go through, good headerfrom the international. it looked as though boruc city were going to be heading out, but steven naismith, the former everton player, made it 2—2. that could be a confidence boosterfor norwich city. alex neil has been under pressure. and nojose fonte for southampton. he handed that tra nsfer for southampton. he handed that transfer request in. now, perhaps an emotional game for afc wimbledon, unable to overcome lower league opposition, it ended 0—0 against sutton united... i think this was one of the highlights. neighbours. two teams famous for fa cup exploits in the 80s. sutton had the better of the game with maxime biamou denied twice in the first half — dons striker tom elliott had a header cleared off the line in stoppage time, but neither side could find a winner so they'll do it all again. here's s

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a5 areas, to three degrees in norwich.day, we keep the zone of damp weather, through the central slice of the uk. on either side, it will be drier, some of the best of the sun shone on monday across parts of east anglia and the south—east. despite that, ironically, this is where the lowest temperatures will continue to be, further north and west, milder. we keep the pattern going through the early part of next week. what we will see is that most rain will fade away, high—pressure beginning to take over, settling the weather down. once more, best of the sunshine across the south—east but also the lowest temperatures, clear skies, sharp frost to develop across the south—east areas through the early pa rt the south—east areas through the early part of next week. further north and west, cloudier skies, but here, good deal milder than it has been recently. all the latest information where you are including weather warnings can be found on the bbc weather website. this is bbc world news today, broadcasting in the uk and around t

eastern areas, look at the temperature, five celsius in norwich, but by the time we get to western partseast and the west. the mildest conditions today will be in the far north—west because the milder air is coming straight out of the central north atlantic. so here temperatures of around ten or 11 celsius. some of these temperatures will be realised further south as well, but in east anglia and the south east it stays colder. tonight, no frost on the cards apart from just about east anglia and the south east. some of that colder weather you can see across the continent here is just about leaking into east anglia and the south east. so only two celsius for london, but really for most of us, it is a mild night with the low, grey sky, drizzle, bits and pieces of rain you can see across western areas. but there will be sunshine around too. tomorrow, again, it's anywhere from say the isle of wight to norwich, there could be sunshine, but again the coldest of the weather. so we're getting that influence from the colder continent across this part of the world. high pressure is going to be domi

in the way of cloud, i suspect, all the way from cornwall and devon, the isle of wight and up to norwichse temperatures. to the north of that, the cloud starts across the midlands and wales, northern england, northern ireland. across scotland, these areas, northern scotland, these areas, northern scotland, inverness, aberdeenshire, perhaps some sunshine and temperatures could exceed 10 degrees. because the higher pressure on top of us is not budging and doing much, the weather will not do much. it stays cloudy across much of the uk. the cloud will persist and the uk. the cloud will persist and the mild weather, where we have that gentle stream of air coming off the near continent, it will stay cold and frosty for places like portsmouth, london, and just about into norwich as well. tomorrow, more of the same. the weather is stalled. a few glimmers of brightness in the north—eastern areas of scotland. maybe in the north east of scotland cloud will break up from time to time. on thursday it will feel less cold in the south. temperatures back up cold in the south. temperatures back up to col

tonight, premier legaue southampton looked to be heading for extra time against championship side norwiches. shane long got the final touch after a goalmouth scramble in injury time. the reward for saints, if you can call it that, is arsenal at home in the fourth round. newcastle are also through to the fourth round after beating fellow championship side birmingham 3—1 at stjames' park. matt ritchie put them ahead from the penalty spot, before yoan gouffran doubled their lead just after the half—hour mark. birmingham are still without a win under new manager gianfranco zola, they did manage to pull one back in the second half through david cotterill. but it wasn't enough, as matt ritchie added his second of the night and newcastle's third. they travel to league one oxford in the next round. baroness rachael heyhoe flint has died at the age of 77. one of the finest women's cricketers in a 22—year england career, 12 of them as captain. she was the first woman to be elected onto the full mcc committee. the ecb says "cricket was hugely enhanced by her fearless approach and pioneering spirit."

a p pa re ntly adventure park in norwich.can live for up to 80 yea rs. him because he can live for up to 80 years. good john birt. and now a round—up of the week and sport. —— good on bird. dan evans has missed out on a first atp tour title, just. he lost in straight sets in sydney against gilles muller of luxembourg. it isa against gilles muller of luxembourg. it is a warm up of the australian open. andy murray is hoping to add this grand slam to his collection. he will hope to bounce back from defeat last week against novak djokovic in qatar. was that final loss a shocked andy murray?” djokovic in qatar. was that final loss a shocked andy murray? i think if it happened at the end of last year it would have been but because of the break it felt a little bit like you are starting from scratch again in the new year. i had not played a match for about six weeks. at the end of last year i was playing, it felt like everyday, pretty much. but, yes, a good start to the year and i hope i pretty much. but, yes, a good start to the ye

just 2 degrees in norwich. in the early pa rt just 2 degrees in norwich.rak. the headlines at7pm: the government says gp practices in england must open for longer hours — orface losing some of theirfunding. found after 18 years — the teenager snatched this is trying to encourage gps to open their surgeries all day. if they can't, the extra money should be going to the a&e department instead. found after 18 years — the teenager snatched from a hospital in florida when she was just eight hours old. also in the next hour: hundreds of people along the east coast are returning home after a predicted storm surge failed to materialise in most areas but the residents of hornsey in east yorkshire are counting the cost of last night's sea storm

a chilly start to the day hovering a degree above freezing in norwich.t apart from that it go with a chilly start apart from thatitis go with a chilly start apart from that it is a drug picture here. further west and we run into thick cloud and rain to the midlands. further west again largely dry across cornwall. mana 10 degrees to start the day at a whole lot of cloud for the central and western parts of wales. a great start to the day in the north—west of england with low cloud on the hills and patchy rain and is largely dry but cloudy and start the day in northern ireland. western scotland also cloudy and mild with nine degrees in glasgow. had further east and we have more rain than we had in parts of aberdeen. that rain extends to the north—west of england although to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three orfour to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three or four degrees. to be eased it is on the chilly. in hull, three orfour degrees. the rain is not move too far too quickly. it becomes wider and more patchy as we go on into the afternoon.

but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwich. through the evening, we keep this line of rain from the isle of wight, through the midlands, up into wales, and northern england, scotland too. and that line of rain is still with us as we get into monday. a bit chilly towards the east of that. but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west temperatures into double figures. the south—eastern corner likely to see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. and monday afternoon, on into tuesday, high pressure is in charge of our weather. it will keep it pretty quiet for most areas. a bit of patchy rain out west, most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner. a risk of frost. there may be some morning fog to contend with as well. further north and west, milder, but with cloud and some rain at times. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting a

|j pro—remain constituency of norwich. this is what he had to say.e market. and other areas of europe. i think that is what the supreme court decision was about, giving parliament a say on that. i am going to do that with the interests of norwich and the country and when it comes to the final vote on whether we trigger article 50 and what it looks like, i will make my decision based on what is in front of me. he is saying that next wednesday when the first vote on all of this comes, the onejeremy corbyn has said, labourmps of this comes, the onejeremy corbyn has said, labour mps must back article 50, clive lewis says he is willing to do that because parliament should have a say and should debate these issues. the building goes rash the bill then goes through a process but he is willing to wait until the end of the process , willing to wait until the end of the process, what is called the third reading, to make sure any changes that have been made and how he will vote. forjeremy corbyn, this will be tricky, he knows his party is divided over all of th

temperatures could get up to 10 celsius in western areas, but staying cold, only two celsius in norwich winds coming from the atlantic, bringing cloud and weather systems through, so expect rain. there is more about what the week ahead has installed where you live on the bbc website. —— has in store. this is bbc news, i'm maxine mawhinney. the headlines at two: downing street warns gps in england they must open for longer to meet patient demand or risk losing funding. jeremy corbyn warns the social care system was at serious risk of breakdown and, if labour wins the next election, failing private care homes will be taken into public ownership. i don't keep talking about the national health service because it's in labour's comfort zone. i talk about the nhs because it's in a danger zone at the present time. the east coast of england escapes significant flooding after a tidal storm surge passed overnight. a group of mps says theresa may must spell out whether she wants the uk to remain in the single market by the middle of next month before talks can begin. also in the next hour: a girl s

arsenal face a potentially tricky away trip to either southampton or norwich city, while tottenham willfourth tier side wycombe wanderers. there was an own goal, a missed penalty and a 90th minute equaliser as bottom side 0sasuna rescued a point by drawing 3—3 with valencia in the spanish league. valencia went ahead after just two minutes before 0riol riera levelled the game within five minutes, but the spaniard then put the visitors ahead again with an own goal on the stroke of half time. and after valencia had a penalty saved in the 87th minute, carlos clerc equalised for 0sasuna just before the end of normal time. valenica are one place off the relegation zone. final preparations are under way in gabon's capital, libreville, as the country prepares to host the 2017 africa cup of nations. with less than a week to go before the tournament kicks off, authorities are putting the finishing touches to the four stadiums due to host the tournament. this is the second time that gabon has welcomed afcon, having co—hosted in 2012 with equatorial guinea. libya were originally scheduled to host t

yes, they won in the cup replay against norwich and beat champions leicester at the weekend but you havein 2009 will be their first majorfinal if league cup in 2009 will be their first major final if they go through. they won the fa cup in 1976. they really should have this tie out of sight because they had them any chances. klopp was mentioned there and liverpool now have a second chance as they were let off the hook. the big moment will be the team news in the next 25 minutes or so to see if van dyke starts. he is a key man. here is their manager on their chances of making it to wembley. it would be a mistake to think about the final and to dream to go to wembley because for the moment we are nothing, just this one leg and one goal up. so, it will be his first premier league taste of anfield. you have to go back just over seven years taste of anfield. you have to go backjust over seven years when he brought his french side here in the champions league. they won that night and he said it was one of the greatest nights of his career when he was in charge of that team who made it all the

western side of the uk but towards the far south and east, we could see a touch of frost towards norwichd about one or so degrees above freezing. so quite chilly here. but further west, it's very mild indeed. nine or 10 degrees, pretty good to start the day in the middle ofjanuary. now, through the morning, mist and fog can be a bit of a problem in some parts of east anglia and the south—east but nothing too untoward. and it is quite chilly here. had further west and we thicken up the cloud and we're into some rain for the midlands, central, southern parts of england. and further west still and it should be largely dry in cornwall if fairly cloudy, but mild. a similar story across the western side of wales. a lot of cloud, some of that's quite low and it is dry and mild as well. into northern ireland and again, a lot of dry weather to be had through the morning. it is rather cloudy, nine or 10 degrees, but not so bad to start the day and the western side of scotland also seeing a lot of cloud. not much rain to speak of, though. there is some to be had, though, across the eastern side jus

it is still relatively mild out there, 10 degrees but for many eastern areas, a raw afternoon in norwichrner of the uk stays quite chilly as the early pa rt uk stays quite chilly as the early part of the week comes around. west, mild at rain and clout. welcome to bbc news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: with just days to go before his inauguration donald trump gets involved in an argument over civil rights. as protestors march in washington, mr trump rounds onjohn lewis, a respected congressman who campaigned with martin luther king. in europe, a warning that thousands of migrants risk freezing to death in tents and temporary shelters, as the cold snap continues. a textbook launch for the private rocket firm spacex, as it puts ten new satellites up into orbit. and in football, chelsea beat leicester to go seven points ahead of their nearest rivals in the english premier league.

we get up to, what, 5—7 in norwich and london.tinues to filter its way in through friday night and on into saturday. we see the wind coming from the atlantic. always a mild direction. it will bring a fair bit of moisture with it, a lot of cloud and a bit of rain to start the weekend but the rain will be light and patchy and i think many places will be fine and dry. and those temperatures are back up into double figures in the south of the uk, not too far from that for northern areas as well. not so cold to start the day on sunday but it will be another cloudy day. the wind still coming in from the west and temperatures will be up to about eight or nine degrees quite widely, ten or 11 further south and any rain i suspect will be light and patchy, so turning mild into the weekend, but there is a lot of cloud around, not much rain but a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories. counting down the fin

celsius even in glasgow, to be struggling a little bit in the far east of the uk, single figures for norwichthrough the course of the day. on wednesday we are between weather systems, one cleaving to the east, and other coming into the northwest. in between, the bulk of england and wales should get sunny spells and say skies. thursday, this big area of low pressure will send strong winds and heavy rain in our direction, gale—force winds circling around this level, it will be blustery for us at the very least. that will bring more mild air to most parts of the country. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at eight o'clock: theresa may orders the foreign secretary and the home secretary to speak to their american counterparts and raise concerns about the us travel ban imposed by donald trump. in terms of messaging to the white house, it needs to be made clear how disagreeable disappears not just house, it needs to be made clear how disagreeable disappears notjust in the uk but across the free world. labour calls for the president's planned state visit to the uk to be cancelled unless

western side of the uk but towards the far south and east, we could see a touch of frost towards norwich. so quite chilly here. but further west, it's very mild indeed. nine or 10 degrees, pretty good to start the day in the middle ofjanuary. now, through the morning, mist and fog can be a bit of a problem in some parts of east anglia and the south—east but nothing too untoward. and it is quite chilly here. had further west and we thicken up the cloud and we're into some rain for the midlands, central, southern parts of england. and further west still and it should be largely dry in cornwall if fairly cloudy, but mild. a similar story across the western side of wales. a lot of cloud, some of that's quite low and it is dry and mild as well. into northern ireland and again, a lot of dry weather to be had through the morning. it is rather cloudy, nine or 10 degrees, but not so bad to start the day and the western side of scotland also seeing a lot of cloud. not much rain to speak of, though. there is some to be had, though, across the eastern side just towards the far north—east. as we head

and shane long scored the only goal of the game, in the 90th minute, as southampton beat norwich.e lost again — after going a0 games unbeaten they have been beaten twice in four days, celta vigo winning the first leg of their copa del rey tie. over in italy, chesena came from behind with two late goals to beat sassuolo in the last 16 of the coppa italia. lazio‘s beat genoa and will face internazionale in the quarterfinals. at the africa cup of nations, the hosts gabon are still looking for theirfirst win of the tournament after being held to another 1—1 draw, this time against burkina faso. they had to come from behind as well. pierre—emerick aubameyang equalised from the penalty spot. in the day's other game, cameroon came from behind to beat guinea—bissau 2—i. ed harry reports. for the hosts, the equation is simple. they will be quarter—finalists if they beat group leaders cameroon on sunday. draw, and it is out of their hands. lose, and it is out of their hands. lose, and they will be out of their own tournament. two goals here in gabon so tournament. two goals here in gabon so

maybe struggling in the far east, single figures for norwich. rain on and off through the day.tween weather systems, one clear into the east and another one coming into the east and another one coming into the east and another one coming into the northwest eventually. there was a bit here in between and the bulk of england and wales should get sunny skies. 0n bulk of england and wales should get sunny skies. on thursday a big area of low pressure. this will send some strong winds and heavy rain in our direction. gale—force winds circling around here, it will be blustery at the very least. it will bring my old pa rt the very least. it will bring my old part of the country. the headlines: theresa may orders herforeign the headlines: theresa may orders her foreign and home secretary is to speak to their us counterparts about implications for british citizens of president trump's immigration measures. borisjohnson has called for exemptions for britons who are jewel nationals. jeremy corbyn and tim farron have called for president ron's planned state visit to the uk later this year

swansea have also signed defender martin 0lsson from norwich.40—thousand pound fine for the comments he made on social medial. the fa says he questioned ‘the integrity‘ of referee lee mason, who sent off a city player in their 2—1 win against burnley. he posted "10 against 12".. but still fighting and winning as a team". scotland women's head coach anna signeul will step down after this summer's euro 2017 finals. signeul has managed the side since 2005 and has led them to their first major tournament. her next role will be head coach of the finland national side. british athletics say they're confused as to why david weir has used social media to criticise them today. the six—time paralympic champion voiced his frustration with the governing body saying he doesn't want to race for his country again. weir wrote "i have been let down again. today is the day i officially retire from gb i will never put a shirt on again. thanks british athletics. what a joke."

and the two degrees in norwich.degrees in the south west and south wales. still cloud they can afford result and we keep some patchy light and drizzly rain across western scotla nd and drizzly rain across western scotland and northern ireland. a quiet afternoon in the north—east. a touch on the chilly side. no way as near as bad as late. clear skies and risk of frost and frog in east anglia. elsewhere, we keep the cloud on the temperatures will not fall far tall on the temperatures will not fall fartall —— on the temperatures will not fall far tall —— frost and fog. this weather front will continue to bring yet more rain moving in from the west. it will grind to a halt. sandwiched either side, maybe some brightness from time to time. more rain in the far north—west. top temperatures of 5—10d. from monday into tuesday, high pressure still the driving force to the story across the south—east of england. that means we never really lose the south—east. cold air is still sitting across europe. milder continues to flood i

it will be cold feeling, just three degrees and norwich.onight and into monday this damp weather will persist across the central part of the uk. 0n either side of that it will be drier again. the best sunshine will be in east anglia but this is where the lowest temperatures will be. 5—6 degrees. a lot of cloud in the west but it will be mild. in the early part of the week we will lose a lot of rain is high pressure builds on. some of the best of the sunshine will remain across east anglia and the south—east but here it will be cold overnight and we could see some sharp frost developing will stop further north and west it will be milder but we will see a lot of cloud in the early part of the week. studio: this is bbc news, in a moment, we will be taking a look through tomorrow morning's papers but first, a reminder of the headlines: first, the government has warned gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open longer, or face a cut in some of theirfunding. ministers say the plan would help relieve pressure on a&e departments, but t

bamford has had loans spells with crystal palace, norwich , and most recently burnley.o two seasons ago. the british athletes james ellington and nigel levine are "conscious and stable" after a motorbike accident in tenerife. the pair had been training on the island, and posted this video on social media earlier in the week. ellington has had surgery on a broken leg, the sprinter has competed at two olympics and has two european championship relay golds. levine, a 400 metre runner, has also won european golds in the relay british athletics staff are liaising with hospital doctors over their treatment. scotland have named a 37 man squad for the six nations scrum half greig laidlaw retains the captaincy. matt scott has been recalled and there are two uncapped players. forwards cornell du preez, a south african, and simon berghan, a kiwi. it's vern cotter‘s fourth and final championship as head coach before taking over at montpellier. we know where we are in world rugby, we know where we are ranked and we know the teams we are playing are ranked above us and every one of t

we get up to what, 5—7 in norwich and london.d plymouth, ten or 11 degrees and that milder air continues to filter its way in through friday night and on into saturday. we start to see the winds coming from the atlantic. always a mild direction. and it will bring a fair bit of moisture with it, a lot of cloud and a little bit of rain to start the weekend but the rain will be light and patchy and i think many places will be fine and dry. and those temperatures are back up into double figures in the south of the uk, not too far away from that for some northern areas as well. so, not so cold to start the day on sunday but it will be another cloudy day. the wind still coming in from the west and temperatures will be up to, what, eight or nine degrees quite widely, tens and 11s further south and any rain i suspect will be light and patchy, so it's turning mild into the weekend, not much rain but a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. left to fend for themselves online.

norwich have made a over 3.5 year contract for republic of ireland player who started his career at manchester finally odion ighalo for £20 million. many thanks. still 20 minutes to go for that english deadline on transfer deadline day. that is it from sportsday, coming up it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are journalist and broadcaster aasmah mir and matt mcallester, editor of newsweek international. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the telegraph leads with comments by president trump's senior trade adviser, who has accused germany of using the weak euro, to exploit the us. the ft has the same story. the paper also pictures ken clarke speaking during the brexit debate in the commons. uk faces return to inequality of thatcher years is the guardian headline. the squeeze is will hit the poor hardest. the metro says rail operators have announced a big shake up in train fares — which they claim will see passengers always being offered the cheapest available price. the same story on the times, which also featu

now by somebody who played in their share of fa cup fixtures during their career, with the likes of norwichnks forjoining us. first of all, i want to get your thoughts on the team selections we have seen by some managers. this kind of debate has been rumbling on. do you think it diminishes the value of the fa cup because managers are making so many team changes?” of the fa cup because managers are making so many team changes? i think some of the changes are understandable. i think it does devalue, i do not know whatjurgen klopp was playing at but liverpool had gone out of the league cup and this was the opportunity to win a trophy. i think they will not win the premier league now. maybe liverpool fans will disagree. i was shocked at his selection. that has derailed their season as such. but some great stories as well, lincoln city, brilliant, sutton united, the national league clubs, but is fantastic to see them in the last i6. fantastic to see them in the last 16. we have seen so many of the bigger clubs making all these changes. does the fa cup mean as much as it used to? i do not think s

temperatures in norwich, 1 degrees. drizzle in the south—west and wales. 0n degrees. drizzle in the south—west and wales. on and off through the morning. and also west facing coasts of scotla nd morning. and also west facing coasts of scotland and northern ireland. a better day in scotland in comparison to some of late. the winds. largely fine and dry. rather drizzly. there will be some hill fog as well. it will be some hill fog as well. it will stay damp and dreary this afternoon. cold across east anglia, mild to the west, but generally in eastern scotland and parts of eastern scotland and parts of eastern england, the temperatures will struggle a little. that will allow maybe a little bit of patchy frost and fog in east anglia overnight weather cold air sits. elsewhere the cloud and rain will drift east. elsewhere the cloud and rain will d rift east. pretty elsewhere the cloud and rain will drift east. pretty mild night. it sta rts drift east. pretty mild night. it starts off largely fine and dry in the south—east and

figures for many western areas, but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwiching, we keep the line of rain from the isle of wight, through the midlands, up into wales and northern england, scotland too. that line of rain is still with us in monday. chilly to the east of that. but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west temperatures into double figures. the south—eastern corner likely to see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. monday afternoon and on into tuesday, high pressure is in charge, keeping it pretty quiet for most areas. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner. a risk of frost and maybe morning fog. further north and west, milder, but with cloud and rain at times. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm ben bland. our top stories: donald trump hits back at a prominent civil rights

only three celsius in aberdeen, maybe only three celsius in norwich as maybe only three celsius in norwichming into the western side of the uk and northern ireland as well. northern scotla nd northern ireland as well. northern scotland doing reasonably well through the morning. it is largely dry through the morning. there maybe a little bit of sunshine and variable cloud, but chilly in the breeze. 0nly five celsius in oxford. further west, there is more cloud and outbreaks of rain. it is mostly patchy rain which will drift eastwards on the breeze. some eastern areas will see some spells of sunshine, particularly early on. probably quite cloudy later and as you can see the rain is patchy by the afternoon across the central swathe of the uk. temperatures will be in the range of seven to ten or 11 celsius. through the evening patchy rain gets to some parts of eastern england with further showers following into the north and the west. the wetter weather is from this weather front which will move through. behind it, we start to see the isobars getting close together. it will be a blustery day o

10 degrees in western areas but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwichhrough the evening, we keep the line of rain into wales and northern england, scotland as well. the line of rain is still with us in monday. chile to the east of that. —— chilly. relatively mild towards the west. monday afternoon, again out west, temperatures into double figures. the south—western area will see mild to riches. high pressure is in charge. —— temperatures. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. tuesday and wednesday will stay pretty chilly. risk of frost and morning fog in the south—east. further north and west, milder but with cloud and rain at times. welcome to bbc news, i'm ben bland. our top stories: donald trump hits back at a prominent civil rights politician who refuses to recognise the result of the presidential election. struggling through freezing temperatures, aid agencies say thousands of migrants in europe need more help. also coming up: spacex resum

figures for many western areas, but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwichnds, into wales and northern england, scotland too. that line of rain is still with us in monday. chilly to the east of that. but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west, temperatures into double figures. the south—western corner likely to see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. into tuesday, high pressure is in charge, keeping it pretty quiet for most areas. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner. the risk of frost and morning fog. further north and west, milder, but with cloud and rain at times. the headlines on bbc news: ahead of his inauguration, donald trump has provoked outrage in the united states by criticising a veteran civil rights campaigner. mr trump took to twitter after john lewis, who is a democratic member of congress, quest

we get up to what, 5—7 in norwich and london.mouth, ten or 11 degrees and that milder air continues to filter its way in through friday night and on into saturday. we start to see the winds coming from the atlantic. always a mild direction. and it will bring a fair bit of moisture with it, a lot of cloud and a little bit of rain to start the weekend but the rain will be light and patchy and i think many places will be fine and dry. and those temperatures are back up into double figures in the south of the uk, not too far away from that for some northern areas as well. so, not so cold to start the day on sunday but it will be another cloudy day. the wind still coming in from the west and temperatures will be up to, what, eight or nine degrees quite widely, tens and 11s further south and any rain i suspect will be light and patchy, so it's turning mild into the weekend, but there is going to be a lot of cloud around, not much rain but a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north ame

some potentially tricky away ties for crystal palace, norwich and arsenal.e. it is a fantastic occasion. it will be a sell—out. the third round of the fa cup. there is always a shock. hopefully that will be the case on saturday night. he knows how to create an upset. remember when is leeds united team beat manchester united a couple of years ago? sir andy murray will play world number two novak djokovic in the final of the qatar open today. murray beat czech tomas berdych in straight sets in their semi final, to reach his fourth final in doha. the win was murray's 28th in a row on the atp tour, and another title and victory over his main rival would be the ideal preparation for the australian open, starting a week on monday. we played at the end of last year. the ultimate goal was to find a way to win the match. maybe at the beginning of the year you are focusing a little bit more on yourself, and how you are playing, and how you want to play, moving into the aussie open, rather than just solely focusing on the outcome. newcastle falcons produced a stunning

still quite chilly for eastern areas for example in norwich, temperatures no more than 23 degrees wasurther north and west, a bit more cloud and rain that definitely milder. hello. this is breakfast, with christian fraser and tina daheley. the prime minister calls for an end to insults and division over brexit. in a major speech this week theresa may will say its time to get on and make brexit happen. good morning. it's sunday the 15th of january. also ahead: billions of pounds of restoration work is needed on the palace westminster. today mps launch an inquiry into the repairs. representatives from 70 countries come together in france to discuss peace in the middle east. in sport: chelsea are seven points clear at the top of the premier league. they beat champions leicester city 3—0 and they did it without top

10 degrees in western areas but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwichcotla nd into wales and northern england, scotland as well. —— quite a raw deal to things. relatively mild towards the west. monday afternoon, again out west, temperatures in two double figures. the south—western area will see mild to riches. high pressure is in charge. —— temperatures. patchy rain out west and most of any rain will be in the north where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. risk of frost and morning fog in the south—east. further north and west, milder but with cloud and rain at times. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm alpa patel. in washington, civil rights protesters have held a rally at the martin luther king memorial. the rally happened as donald trump came under criticism for his comments denigrating a veteran politician and civil rights campaigner. serbia says many of the migrants sleeping rough in belgrade have refused to go into shelters, because they fear being deported. aid agencies have warned that migrants ar

towards the far south and east, we could see frost towards norwich.lly here but further west it is mild indeed. good to start the day in the middle ofjanuary. through the morning the mist and fog can be a problem. nothing too untoward. heading west and we find some rain for the midlands and the central and southern parts of england. further west again and we should be dry in cornwall. a similar story across the west of wales with a lot of cloud. dry and mild as well. in the north of ireland and a lot of dry weather in the morning. cloudy and nine or 10 degrees are not too bad to start the day. the west of scotland also sees clouds. not a lot of rain to speak of. and across the eastern side towards the far north—east, into northern england a lot of low cloud here. with fog on the hills and rain. to the east of that rain in hull it could be chilly. the band of rain does not move quickly. it becomes lighter and more patchy as we enter the afternoon. there will be a range of temperatures through the afternoon. still chilly for east anglia and the south—ea

chilly for eastern areas such as norwich. it will stay chilly in the south—east.th and west a bit more cloud and rain and a half definitely a little bit milder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories: donald trump hits back at a prominent civil rights politician who refuses to recognise the result of the presidential election. struggling through freezing temperatures: aid agencies say thousands of migrants in europe need more help. success for spacex, as it launches its first rocket since an explosion in september. hello. donald trump has prompted the outrage of politicians and entertainers after criticising john lewis, a well—respected civil

but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees in norwich., up into wales, and northern england, scotland too. and that line of rain is still with us as we get into monday. a bit chilly towards the east of that, but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west temperatures into double figures. the south—eastern corner looks like it will see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. and monday afternoon, on into tuesday, high pressure is in charge of our weather. it will keep it pretty quiet for most areas. a bit of patchy rain out west, most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it will be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner, with a risk of frost. there may be some morning fog to contend with as well. further north and west, milder, but with some cloud and some rain at times. the latest headlines from bbc news. ahead of his inauguration, donald trump has provoked outrage in the unit

but some eastern areas still quite chilly, maybe only two degrees there in norwich.ep this line of rain from the isle of wight, through the midlands, up into wales, and northern england, scotland too. and that line of rain is still with us as we get into monday. a bit chilly towards the east of that, but relatively mild towards the west of it. monday afternoon, again out west we've got temperatures into double figures. the south—eastern corner looks like it will see the lowest temperatures, 5—7 here on monday afternoon. and monday afternoon, on into tuesday, high pressure is in charge of our weather. it will keep it pretty quiet for most areas. a bit of patchy rain out west, most of any rain will be in the north—west, where it is going to be relatively mild in comparison to what we will see in the south—east. for tuesday and wednesday, it will stay pretty chilly in the south—eastern corner, with a risk of frost. there may be some morning fog to contend with as well. whereas further north and west, it will be that bit milder, but with some cloud and some rain at times

just 2 degrees in norwich tomorrow afternoon., drier. some brightness developing eventually across east anglia and south—east. despite the sunshine, it will stay quite chilly at five or six to greece. further north and west, despite the cloud, it will be mild. high pressure begins to take over through the early pa rt begins to take over through the early part of next week. that should kill off much of the rain. settling down with fairly light winds. some of the bus of the sunshine across southern and eastern areas, but we get that chilly air reluctant to clear away. some sharp frost by night across the south—east. some sunshine expected by day. further north and west, more cloud but it will be a good deal milder than it has been over recent days. all the latest ca n has been over recent days. all the latest can be found on the bbc weather website. i will be back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the government has warned gps in england that they must keep their surgeries open for longer hours or face a cut

we get up to what, 5—7 in norwich and london.into saturday. we start to see the winds coming from the atlantic. always a mild direction. and it will bring a fair bit of moisture with it, a lot of cloud and a little bit of rain to start the weekend but the rain will be light and patchy and i think many places will be fine and dry. and those temperatures are back up into double figures in the south not much rain but a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle. this is bbc world news, the headlines. president obama has made a personal intervention to try to safeguard the cornerstone of his legacy. the incoming trump administration has promised to repeal obamacare, the president's radical reform of american healthcare. german police have detained a tunisian man in connection with the attack on a berlin christmas market which left twelve people dead. officials say the night before the attack, the man had dinner with anis amri, the driver of the truck. a court in south carolina has begun a hearing to decide whether the self—confessed white

we get up to what, 5—7 in norwich and london. that milder air continues to filter its way in through friday night and on into saturday. we start to see the winds coming from the atlantic. always a mild direction. and it will bring a fair bit of moisture with it, a lot of cloud and a little bit of rain to start the weekend but the rain will be light and patchy and i think many places will be fine and dry. and those temperatures are back up into double figures in the south of the uk, not too far away from that for some northern areas as well. so, not so cold to start the day on sunday but it will be another cloudy day. the wind still coming in from the west and temperatures will be up to, what, eight or nine degrees quite widely, tens and 11s further south and any rain i suspect will be light and patchy, so it's turning mild into the weekend, but there is going to be a lot of cloud around, not much rain but a little bit of patchy rain and drizzle. hello you're watching bbc world news. i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour — coun