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finally, it clears from wales, butjogs a little towards the east. 50 london and norwich will get a few spots of rain, showers and strong winds continuing in western parts of scotland. a mild night and another mild day on the way tomorrow in the southeast east temperatures once again hitting the mid teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: as plans to ease lockdown in england start to be revealed — residents in care homes will be allowed indoor visits by a member of their family or a friend, from next month. a court in russia has upheld an earlier decision to jail the opposition activist, alexei navalny, for nearly three years. president biden is set to declare a major disaster in texas — as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. the duke of edinburgh is expected to stay in hospital over the weekend and into next week for observation and rest. and, reality star kim kardashian files for divorce from her husband kanye west, after seven years of marriage. now on bbc news, lucy hedges takes a look back at some of the show�*s bestjour

so london and norwich will get a few spots of rain, showers and strong winds continuing in western parts of scotland. a mild night and another mild day on the way tomorrow in the southeast east temperatures once again hitting the mid teens. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: as plans to ease lockdown in england start to be revealed — residents in care homes will be allowed indoor visits by a member of their family or a friend — from next month. president biden is set to declare a major disaster in texas — as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. a court in russia has upheld an earlier decision to jail the opposition activist, alexei navalny, for nearly three years. the duke of edinburgh is expected to stay in hospital over the weekend and into next week for observation and rest. and reality star, kim kardashian files for divorce from her husband — kanye west — after seven years of marriage. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, military training in vr. cardboard computers. and are you coming around to the clubhouse? it i

norwich city are seven points clear at the top of the championship after beating wycombe 2—0.th the goals at adams park. in the women's super league, manchester city are now two points behind chelsea at the top of the league after a 4—0 win over birmingham — sam mewis getting two of the goals. and jill scott, who's on loan from city at everton, got the winner for her new club in their 3—2 victory over tottenham. the first football silverware of the season has been won by stjohnstone, who've lifted the scottish league cup after a 1—0 victory over livingston. in front of empty stands at hampden, the only goal of the game came from sean rooney, the hero for his side. it's the first time the perthshire club have won the competition in their history. chris mclaughlin was watching. a few flames but no fans. covid come finals are becoming worryingly familiar. but thankfully, still a little weird. this was the battle of the small clubs. no celtic or rangers insight. livingston came closest early on. but at the other and just after the half hour, the only goal of the game, sean rooney

swansea city are now second in the championship just two points behind leaders norwich after beatingfter the break. swansea have a game in hand over norwich, who are now without a win in their last three league matches. there was a frank exchange of views in the premier league news conferences on friday. pep guardiola said he expected betterfrom jurgen klopp than to indulge in "mind games" before manchester city's premier league trip to liverpool on sunday. klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola's side having a game postponed and two weeks off, helping their title bid. we didn't have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. and it's really tough. it's a tough year, it's a tough season. i know, for some teams, it looks like lesser, but for us, obviously, for the reasons, you know, it's tough. he knows it's not true. come on! nobody in the premier league had two weeks off. nobody. the situation can't do it for the purpose, but i didn't expect he would do it. i thought he's not the type of guy, but if you did it, ok. maybe

this is rosemary and donald who are in their 80s, from norwich.en they got a message on whatsapp. it features 33 people, some brandishing medical credentials. some alleged, contrary to scientific evidence, that the vaccines are unsafe and they can alter a person's dna. so this is the video that you had seen. let's watch. video: the covid-19 vaccine is not proven safe. - it left me in quite a lot of anxiety. because it sounded so real. and the people were so plausible. and they were named as clinicians and doctors, surgeons. the video frightened rosemary so much that she felt unsure about having the vaccine. the real danger to people, in fact those who have the most to lose by not having this vaccine and face are most severe threat for mortality and death from covid—19 but also long—term illness from covid—19. panorama contacted all of those in the video. of those who responded, four defended its contents. five said if we referred to them as anti—vaccine they would take legal action. oracle films, who produced the video, chose not to comment on its

back in norwich, once rosemary realised that many of the claims in the video were false she made herfeeling about having the vaccine today? so pleased, i can't even — vaccine today? so pleased, i can't even say. _ vaccine today? so pleased, i can't even say. relieved. - vaccine today? so pleased, i can't even say. relieved. i. can't even say. relieved. i think we're _ can't even say. relieved. i think we're looking - can't even say. relieved. i| think we're looking forward can't even say. relieved. i. think we're looking forward to having — think we're looking forward to having it _ think we're looking forward to having it done. we think we're looking forward to having it done.— having it done. we ask -- but the ask the — having it done. we ask -- but the ask the experts _ having it done. we ask -- but the ask the experts video - the ask the experts video continues to circulate on whatsapp. and as long as it is there still scare those yet to have their jabs. staying with the coronavirus — it was in february last year that the world's attention was gripped by the plight of passengers

temperatures in london and norwich could get up to 15—17. not a bad day in hull as well. bit towards the east, so central southern england, london and norwich, is in force and rain. thankfully, in wales, that weather front will move away, and we will see clearing skies. i really mild night. the mail there is with us on sunday. this is the temperature of the atmosphere, which we call air mass. the mild air across the south—east. this is where we will see highest temperatures on sunday. sunday might start cloudy with spots of rain here, but the chances are that it will brighten up. 0ut towards the west, clearer skies and showers around too. cooler weather, around 11 in belfast and east anglia and the south—east, closer to 15—16. into next week, the weather will remain pretty unsettled in the north—west of the country, where is the south—east will be closer to this high pressure to cross the alps, so that means fine weather expected in places like london, and temperatures could even nudge up to 15-17, temperatures could even nudge up to 15—17, whereas in the north—west of th

top scorer teemu pukki got the first for norwich early in the second half.cluding manchester city against birmingham, which is underway. city are currently leading 3—0. the first, this goal from united states world cup winner sam mewis. she added a second shortly after half time, before lauren hemp got the third. elsewhere it's 2—2 between everton and tottenham while arsenal are leading aston villa 1—0. it was a remarkable comeback for premiership strugglers bath, who beat northampton saints 23—22 at franklins gardens. the visitors fought back from a nine—point deficit at half—time and took the lead after zach mercer's try was converted. they held off saints for more than ten minutes to secure the win. england women played their third one—dayer against new zealand in dunedin behind closed doors, after a snap lockdown in the country. but, despite england having already won the series, the homeside restored some pride with a seven—wicket victory. england had set the hosts a target of 220 mainly thanks to tammy beaumount�*s 88, but despite losing a couple of ea

former norwich city and nottingham forest striker justin fashanu was the first.e bit about his story. but not in the context i know now. i was probably in this phase of my life where i was so much in denial, i just disassociated myself that was anything to do with gay. that's probably a reflection of how insecure i was, or the struggle i was going through. today at norwich city, where justin fashanu started his career, the club's lgbt+ fan group, proud canaries, celebrate him and his achievements. if an elite male playerl came out tomorrow, it would be a watershed moment. it would change players' attitudes, it would change fans' attitudes. . it would change sponsors' behaviour. what do you think needs to change for sport to be more inclusive? you know, it's still ok to go into a stadium and shout homophobic slurs. and there's no repercussions for that. i think is a bare minimum, in the governing bodies, once we start looking at what we are going to create as a guideline, it gives us a place to start. and then it gives some accountability. thomas beattie says he c

brentford are still second but are now seven points behind leaders norwich, who beat rotherham i—o.premiership this afternoon where exeter missed the chance to go top of the table. their match against northampton had an extraordinary finish. with news of that and the rest of today's action, here's this report from jim lumsden. northampton can regard sandy park in a new light. seven years since they last won there, victory at last with an astonishing climax. they went ahead through adendorff before the champions struck back with a yeandle try. a defensive battle continued a defensive battle followed before francis kicked the lead. simmonds crossed the line, leaving his brother with the kick to win it but his move was too slow, caught by the delighted saints players, who sent it into the stands. three red cards were flourished between leicester and wasps. wiese both saint and sinner, putting the tigers ahead but then but then his side slimmed to 14 when he was dismissed for a tackle on ben morris. that was evened up when wasps lost kieran brookes for a rash challenge but a third red c

this is rosemary and donald, who are in their 80s from norwich.ls. some allege, contrary to scientific evidence, that the vaccines are unsafe and they can alter a person's dna. so this is the video that you'd seen. let's have a watch. the covid—19 vaccine is not proven safe or effective. . it left me in quite a lot of anxiety because it sounded so real and the people were so plausible and they were named as clinicians and doctors, surgeons. the video frightened rosemary so much that she felt unsure about having the vaccine. the real danger to people is in fact those who have the most to lose by not having this vaccine and face the most severe threats from mortality from death from covid, but also long—term illness from covid. panorama contacted all of those in the video. of the people who responded, four defended its contents. five said if we refer to them as anti—vaccine they would take legal action. 0racle films, who produced the video, chose not to comment on its contents. this isjust one part of an online anti—vaccine blitz. social media use h

look at that — it will feel around —8 in norwich on monday.terly wind. looks like the heaviest of the snow would be further north by tuesday. four the likes of parts of yorkshire of the eastern scotland, and further south, cloudy and cold with temperatures struggling to get above freezing, particularly where you see the lying snow. disrupting lying snow. disru pting conditions lying snow. disrupting conditions into the middle part of the week. wednesday, once again, heavy snow showers were eastern scotland and eastern england. some changes in the forecast about the exact distribution and timing of these, so a good idea to keep an eye on the forecast, but certainly into the middle of the week. towards the end of next week, the jetstream looks like it will still be towards the south of the uk, but later it looks like it could start to drive more from a south—westerly direction. there will be a battleground by the end of next week. it looks like cold air will be pushed towards the east is this milder air tries to work in from the south—west. but

swansea city are now second in the championship, just two points behind leaders norwich after beatinghester city�*s premier league trip to liverpool on sunday. klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola�*s side having a game postponed and two weeks off, which has been helping their title bid. we didn�*t have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. and it�*s really tough. it�*s a tough year, it�*s a tough season. i know for some teams, it looks like lesser, but for us, obviously, for the reasons, you know, it�*s tough. he knows it's not true. come on! nobody in the premier league had two weeks off. nobody. the situation can't do it for the purpose, but i didn't expect he would do it. i thought he's not the type of guy, but if he did it, ok. maybe i was wrong. now rugby union, and sale pulled off a thrilling 20—13 win at leaders bristol in this evening�*s english premiership match. sale were trailing by a point in the 76th minute, but they found an opening, and man of the match luke james dived over. a penaltyjust before full—

so here, i think temperatures may be suppressed a bit, 6—7 celsius in norwich. we head through sunday evening and night, it looks like we could see some more substantial mist and cloud rolling in off the north sea across england and wales through the night, whereas further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer spells, so here it will be colder with a touch of frost than what it will be further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. but it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this, rather grey with some mist and murk around, but at least mainly dry. now, if i run the pressure chart on through monday and into tuesday, you can see high pressure dominates the scene, but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect southwestern parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high—pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in northern and western a

contrast that with further east still, fairly chilly, up to about 3 celsius in norwich.indy wherever you are through the day. east anglia and the south—east remaining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. overnight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 14 degrees. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: british prime minister borisjohnson comes under pressure from some of his own mps to end covid restrictions by the end of april. government ministers however urge caution. we won't be able to give certainty unless it is based on the evidence that we have got that the vaccine is doing itsjob. so far, the prognosis is pretty good but we had to keep monitoring it ha

to look ahead to the game i'm joined by former norwich and west ham goalkeeper rob green, who ended histary team tonight. how impressed have you been with tuchel — and what's he done to turn things around? he has steadied the ship so far. that's the main thing. in terms of a system and tactics they are a bit all over the place, as now he has made it a bit more structured and the players seem to know what they are doing a bit more. final third is still an issue, creating chances, taking those chances is still the issue for chelsea, but they are in control and having a lot of possession. he's turning around and as you say, unbeaten. haifa possession. he's turning around and as you say, unbeaten.— possession. he's turning around and as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea getting _ as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea getting on? _ as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea getting on? is _ as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea getting on? is going _ as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea getting on? is going to - as you say, unbeaten. how do you see chelsea get

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london asromising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: nato debates the future of troops in afghanistan, after nearly 20 years of bitter conflict. are taliban willing to piece? if not, then taliban should know that the international community will remain. a huge storm sweeping across the us state of texas has killed at least 21 people and left millions without power. the united states charges three north korean computer programmers of conspiring to steal more than $1 billion in a global hacking spree. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh, who's 99, is in hospital, as a precaution, afterfeeling unwell. and, facebook blocks users in australia from sharing or viewing news content, in a dispute over planned social media laws.

look at that, it'll feel around —8 degrees in norwich on monday.anges. we've still got the easterly wind. it looks like the heaviest of the snow could be further north by the time we get to tuesday, so for the likes of parts of yorkshire up towards eastern scotland as well. further south, still quite cloudy and certainly very cold, with temperatures really struggling to get up above freezing, particularly where you see the lying snow. so, some really disruptive conditions through into the middle part of the week. wednesday, once again, heavy snow showers for eastern scotland, eastern england as well. there will be some changes in the forecast about the exact distribution and timing of any of the snow showers. so a good idea to keep on top of the forecast for the next few days, but certainly very cold with disruptive snow into the middle of the week. now later next week, so looking towards the end of next week now, the jet stream looks like it'll still be towards the south of the uk, but later in the period, it could start to drive in more from a so

so here, i think temperatures may be suppressed a bit, 6—7 celsius in norwich.unday evening and night, it looks like we could see some more substantial mist and cloud rolling in off the north sea across england and wales through the night, whereas further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer spells, so here it will be colder with a touch of frost than what it will be further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. but it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this, rather grey with some mist and murk around, but at least mainly dry. now, if i run the pressure chart on through monday and into tuesday, you can see high pressure dominates the scene, but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect southwestern parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. but i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high—pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in northern and western areas, and then

so here, i think temperatures may be suppressed a bit, 6—7 celsius in norwich.again. now, as we head through sunday evening and night, it looks like we could see some more substantial mist and cloud rolling in off the north sea across england and wales through the night, whereas further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer spells, so here it will be colder with a touch of frost than what it will be further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. but it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this, rather grey with some mist and murk around, but at least mainly dry. now, if i run the pressure chart on through monday and into tuesday, you can see high pressure dominates the scene, but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect southwestern parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. but i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high—pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in nort

six or 7 degrees in norwich, but elsewhere there will be fairly strong sunshine and it will be ten tocross the los del mcnaught c. further north, scotland and northern ireland should seek clearance bowels. it'll be with touch of frost and it will be south and east. there will be more in the way of cloud. we sat many places offer monday morning like this. rather great with some mist and merck around. mainly dry. learn the pressure chart on from monday and tuesday, the high pressure dominates the scene but it it may affect south—western parts of the country just to bring a few showers. for most, it is looking dry for that area of high pressure. can see variable amounts of cloud, look a bit of sunshine, and then it will turn chilly for all by the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at four... trumpet plays last post. tributes are paid to captain sir tom moore at his funeral — family members say his spirit will live on. the chancellor plans new measures to help people buy their own homes as he prepares his budget for next week. anas sarwar has been announced as the new scotti

the vast majority are yet to be called for the jab. 26—year—old munim from norwich, is an avid instagramdo want the vaccine? no. why do you feel so sure about it? just because i'm young, i'm fit, i'm healthy, like, i don't feel like i need the vaccine. some people might say that it's selfish that you don't want the vaccine because even though you're young and healthy, you could get it and you could pass it on to someone else. what would be your response to someone saying that? my response to that is i don't really trust the vaccine. that's why i wouldn't take it. because it's taken them about eight months to come out with a vaccine but then there's stuff like cancer, where is the cure and stuff for that? so, not really, no. i wouldn't, i wouldn't, no. facebook, which also owns whatsapp and instagram, has removed a number of the pages and posts that we highlighted to them. both facebook and twitter say that they remove harmful misinformation, including about vaccines, and actively point people towards credible information. the problem is, it's not working. social media sites have acted fa

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london ast of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. these these missions are just the beginning. this is bbc news. i�*m mike embley. our top stories: nato debates the future of troops in afghanistan, after nearly 20 years of bitter conflict. are the willing ban —— are they willing to remain? a huge storm sweeping across the us state of texas has killed at least 21 people and left millions without power. three north korean computer programmers have been charged with conspiring to steal more than a billion dollars in a global hacking spree. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in london as a �*precautionary measure�*. and the world�*s first human trials deliberately infecting people with covid—19 get the go—ahead in the uk.

big waves for the likes of antrim and down. 12 degrees for belfast. 4 degrees for norwich and newcastlepatchy rain sweeps over much of england and wales. followed by clearer skies moving in for scotland, northern ireland and later for northern england as well. the could be some scattered heavy downpours in the far north—west. 0vernight temperatures, 5—9. significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week. this front lingering in the east should slowly clear. we are left with the wind is coming in from the south or south—westerly direction. the cold air that was with us is clinging to the east and we have this much milder yellow colour to the air mass coming from a south—westerly region. further scattered showers over northern ireland, scotland and perhaps northern england as well. easing later in the day. some sunshine breaking through. london, perhaps 14 degrees or so on monday. much warmer thanit degrees or so on monday. much warmer than it has been in recent days. 8-10 than it has been in recent days. 8—10 for scotland. there will be rain at times, unsettled, with

breezy in land, too, the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hall, norwichomising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world, my name's mike embley. the huge storm sweeping texas has killed at least 21 people and left millions without power. programmers of conspiring to steal more than a billion dollars in a global hacking spree. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh, 99 years old, is in hospital, as a precaution, afterfeeling unwell. the world's first human trials, deliberately infecting people with covid—19, get the go—ahead in the uk. and, the massively influential right—wing radio host, rush limbaugh has died, at the age of 70.

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london asnaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news. the headlines: the afghan taliban has called on the united states and its nato allies to withdraw all foreign forces from afghanistan by the first of may — in line with last year�*s us taliban deal. the statement was released before a meeting to debate the future of troops in the islamic republic. nearly 3 million people in texas are without power in sub—zero temperatures, as a huge storm sweeps through the south and east of the united states. at least 20 people have died and thousands of homes have been left without water because of frozen or burst pipes. authorities in the united states have charged three north koreans with conspiring to steal more than $1 billion in cash and crypto—currency from banks and businesses, worldwide. justice department officials say pyongyang�*s cyberactivities pose a significant threat to the us and its allies. now on bb

the vast majority are yet to be called for the jab. 26—year—old munim from norwich is an avid instagramhat you do want the vaccine? no. no, not at all. why do you feel so sure about it? just because i'm young, i'm fit, i'm healthy, like, i don't feel like i need the vaccine. some people might say that it's selfish that you don't want the vaccine because even though you're young and healthy, you could get it and you could pass it on to someone else. what would be your response to someone saying that? my response to that is i don't really trust the vaccine. that's why i wouldn't take it. because it's taken them about eight months to come out with a vaccine but then there's stuff like cancer, where is the cure and stuff for that? so, not really, no. i wouldn't, i wouldn't, no. facebook, which also owns whatsapp and instagram, has removed a number of the pages and posts that we highlighted to them. both facebook and twitter say that they remove harmful misinformation, including about vaccines, and actively point people towards credible information. the problem is, it's not working. social m

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london as promising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: three north korean computer programmers are charged with conspiring to steal more than $1 billion in global hacking attacks. facebook blocks users in australia from sharing or viewing news content, in a dispute with the government over planned social media laws. at least 21 people have been killed and millions left without power, as a huge storm sweeps across the state of texas. hours away from the red planet — will nasa perseverence rover�*s finally discover if there is life on mars?

breezy in land, too, the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hall, norwichng some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news, the headlines. nearly 3 million people in the us state of texas are without power in sub zero temperatures — as a spell of unusually cold weather continues. more than 20 people have died and many homes have been left with no water because of frozen or burst pipes. the afghan taliban have called on the united states and its nato allies to withdraw all foreign forces from afghanistan by the first of may — in line with last year's us taliban deal. the statement, was released before a nato meeting to debate the future of troops in the islamic republic. facebook has blocked users in australia from sharing or viewing news content — in a dispute over planned social media laws. all local and global news sites — as well as some key government s

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london asn that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news, the headlines: nearly three million people in texas are without power in sub zero temperatures — as a huge storm sweeps through the south and east of the united states. at least 20 people have died and thousands of homes have been left without water because of frozen or burst pipes. authorities in the united states have charged three north koreans with conspiring to steal more than a billion and businesses, worldwide. justice department officials say pyongyang�*s cyberactivities pose a significant threat to the us, and its allies. the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after feeling unwell for a few days. buckingham palace says it�*sjust a precaution — and it�*s not covid—related. prince philip — who will be 100 in four months time — is expected to remain under medical care for "a few days." he is said to be in good spirits. now on bbc news, click.

six or seven celsius in norwich. elsewhere, very strong sunshine, ten or 12 celsius.e we can see is more substantial mist and clouds rolling in across the north sea through england and wales overnight. further north, we should seek clearance boughs. you will be called with a touch of frost. there will be more in the way of cloud. it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this. rather great with some mist around. mainly dry at least. so when the pressure chart on monday and tuesday, you can see high pressure dominating the scene. this may move northwards on the fact south—western parts of the country to bring a few showers. most of the week is looking dry. could see variable amounts of cloud. a little bit of sunshine in northern and western areas. turning chilly for all by the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. he plays trumpet salute. tributes are paid to captain sir tom moore at his funeral — family members say his spirit will live on. the chancellor plans new measures to help people buy their own homes as he prepares

but in norwich, connecticut, a moment to celebrate. baby molly joyce vacchina, born monday in the front seat of her parents' car, outside a hospital emergency room, after the snow slowed their trip to get there. >> the most encouraging picture from this storm. and rob back with us tonight. and you're already tracking what's coming next for us, rob? >> reporter: yeah, a couple more coming, so piles like this are going to last here until spring. next storm up hitting the west coast. portland, seattle and san francisco, rain or mountain snow. that scoots into the midwest onc friday, with snow and rain. this is a quick mover, should be done soon but there's potential for yet another nor'easter on sunday. >> super bowl sunday, a potential nor'easter. all right, rob marciano tracking it all for us. thank you. >>> now, the urgent push for vaccinations in this country. tonight, we have learned of a new push to send vaccines to pharmacies across the nation. the white house now directing 1 million doses to be sent to 6,500 pharmacies. so, how wi

so here, i think temperatures may be suppressed a bit, 6—7 celsius in norwich. looks like we could see some more substantial mist and cloud rolling in off the north sea across england and wales through the night, whereas further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer spells, so here it will be colder with a touch of frost than what it will be further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. but it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this, rather grey with some mist and murk around, but at least mainly dry. now, if i run the pressure chart on through monday and into tuesday, you can see high pressure dominates the scene, but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect southwestern parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. but i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high—pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in northern and western areas, and then signs of it turning chilly

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london asising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday across the southeast. this is bbc news, the headlines: nearly three million people in texas are without power in sub zero temperatures, as a huge storm sweeps across the south and east of the united states. more than 20 people have died and thousands of homes have been left with no water because of frozen or burst pipes. authorities in the united states have charged three north koreans with conspiring to steal more than $1 billion in cash and crypto—currency from banks, and businesses, worldwide. the state department said pyongyang's cyber activities posed a significant threat to the us, and its allies around the world. the queen's husband, the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after feeling unwell for a few days. buckingham palace says it's just a precaution, and it's not covid related. the 99—ye

contrast that further east still very chilly, up up to about 3 celsius in norwich.maining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. overnight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 14 degrees. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump suggests he could make a political comeback after he's cleared of inciting insurrection in his impeachment trial. democrats are furious with the verdict. despite the results of the vote on donald trump's conviction in the court of impeachment, he deserves to be convicted. i believe he will be convicted in the court of public opinion. british prime minister borisjohnson is under pressure from some of his own mps to end covid

so here, i think temperatures may be suppressed a bit, 6—7 celsius in norwich.be the high, so very mild again. now, as we head through sunday evening and night, it looks like we could see some more substantial mist and cloud rolling in off the north sea across england and wales through the night, whereas further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer spells, so here it will be colder with a touch of frost than what it will be further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. but it could be that we start many places off on monday morning like this, rather grey with some mist and murk around, but at least mainly dry. now, if i run the pressure chart on through monday and into tuesday, you can see high pressure dominates the scene, but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect southwestern parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high—pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little b

chile, up to three celsius in norwich. wendy wherever you are.night rain sweeping in. overnight lows, five to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had in the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers in scotland, northern ireland and england. temperatures between eight and 14 degrees. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump suggests he could make a political comeback

breezy in land, too, the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hall, norwichinto the weekend. now, we were promising some milder weather. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news, the headlines. nearly 3 million people in texas are without power or heat in sub zero temperatures. the power grid has been crippled by deadly winter storms in america's top energy—producing state. a deadline of may the 1st for all international troops to be pulled out of afghanistan is set to be extended due to a surge in violence. nato defence ministers are discussing the future of its military mission in the country. facebook is to block australian users from sharing or viewing news content, in a dispute over planned social media laws. australia wants the tech giants to pay for content re—posted from news outlets. the queen's husband, the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after fee

bolivia have gone on strike they are demanding the government for appeal in new health emergency of norwich banned strikes during the pandemic and allows foreign staff to be hired livia's health union says the law is unconstitutional and restricts the right to protest. millions of people in texas don't have clean drinking water and hundreds of thousands are still without power the southern u.s. state has been plunged into chaos by a rare winter storm john hendren reports from chicago. frigid texas is trading power problems for water walk this past week has been an enormous challenge maybe unlike any challenge that you've ever dealt with before has been far too burdensome for the lives of all those affected. we're working around the clock and we will continue to work around the clock to address to meet your needs and challenges that after days of rare freezing temperatures blanketed the 2nd largest state in the u.s. power stations are all back on line that after unusually high demand led to rolling blackouts transmission lines taken down by ice still have left nearly 200000 without power but

contrast that with further east still, very chilly, up to about 3 celsius in norwich.—east remaining dry for a good part of the day. this evening and tonight, rain sweeping across england and wales, followed by clearer spells and scattered showers in the far north—west. 0vernight lows, 5 to 10 degrees, significantly warmer than we had during the daytime over the past week or so. monday morning, early rain clears from southern and eastern england. still showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. sunny spells developing and temperatures between about 8 to 1a degrees. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: british prime minister borisjohnson comes under pressure from some of his own mps to end covid restrictions by the end of april. government ministers however urge caution. we are not going to be able to give certainty unless we are basing it on the evidence we have got that the vaccine is doing its job. so far the prognosis is pretty good but we have to keep monitoring it as the roll—out proceeds. president tru

the best of the weather, i think, on friday, will be towards the east, say, hull, norwich, london aser. it is heading our way. saturday and through sunday, milder air streaming straight out of the canaries. so that does mean that temperatures come sunday could get up to around 16 or 17 celsius across the southeast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: questions from congress — just how did an army of amateurs send wall street into a tailspin. who can you trust? the boss of trustpilot tells us what he's dpoing — to combat fake reviews. and separating the docs from the quacks — we look at the rise of medical influencers. we start with gamestop.

cloud affecting eastern england and east anglia, and thatjust the best of it, six or 7 degrees in norwich as we head through sunday evening and night, substantial mist and cloud building in of the north sea through tonight so for the north will here it will be cold with a touch of frost then we will see further south and east because there will be more in the way of cloud. it could be that we start many places across the morning like this rather grey with some mist and mclaren but at least mainly dry. as we run the pressure much at unc see high pressure dominates but this weather front mayjust move northwards and affect south—western parts of the country tuesday into wednesday to be in just a few showers but for most this weather front is looking dry with that area of high pressure influencing the weather. variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in northern western areas but then turning to default by the end of the week. this actually for all. —— turning chilly for all. this is bbc news the headlines at 5pm... tributes are paid to captain sir tom moore at his funeral — family

this is rosemary and donald, who are in their 80s from norwich. sounded so real and the people were so plausible and they were named as clinicians and doctors, surgeons. the video frightened rosemary so much that she felt unsure about having the vaccine. the real danger is to people in fact those who have the most to lose by not having this vaccine who face the most severe threats from mortality and death from covid, but also long—term illness from covid. panorama contacted all of those in the video. of the people who responded, four defended its contents. five said if we refer to them as anti—vaccine they would take legal action. 0racle films, who produced the video, chose not to comment on its contents. this isjust one part of an online anti—vaccine blitz. social media use has increased across the board during the pandemic, but exclusive bbc monitoring research reveals a huge spike in followers of accounts promoting anti—vax claims, especially on instagram, which is used by younger people. facebook, which owns instagram, has removed some pages h

so london and norwich will get a few spots of rain, showers and strong winds continuing in western parts mid teens.