steve will be much missed by family, friends and colleagues and by newswatch viewers such as paul nelsonank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. well, friday was a much quieter and calmer day than what thursday brought, thanks to storm doris, but as we head into the weekend things turn more unsettled again. we have loads of weather systems, weather fronts, i should say, ganging up on us, bringing bouts of rain, and isobars tighten up as we head into saturday. during the night it will turn much wetter and windier across the uk. the rain eventually reaching the far south—east towards the end of the night. some of the rain across the western upslopes over higher ground will be quite heavy and persistent, and the winds quite a feature. gale force across the north and west. but it's bringing mild south—westerlies across the uk. so it does mean it'll be mild this weekend. unsettled, there will be some rain at times. most of that in the north and west. it will continue to be blustery both on saturday and sunday.

steve will be much missed by family, friends and colleagues and by news watch viewers such as paul nelsonf his passing. i shall never forget his candid interviews. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. all e—mail news watch. to have a look at our website. —— do have a look. coming up in sports day we will have all of the reaction to the sacking of claudio ranieri, the decision has been widely derided while the man himself says that history and has died. jose mourinho wore the initials of claudio ranieri on his kit to show his respect. and we will have a round—up of the women on the six nations. it is time now for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomon. so jason, what do we have this week? this week we sift the debris of the boston marathon in the company of kevin bacon and mark wahlberg in patriots day. we take a long, sad look at the life of footballer and alcoholic, george best. and putting you off fluffy rob

steve will be much missed by family, friends and colleagues and by newswatch viewers such as paul nelson and charlie stayt. people buying a new car are told by the transport secretary to think long and hard before choosing a diesel amid growing concern about pollution levels. chris grayling said drivers should consider vehicles with fewer harmful emissions. good morning, it's saturday 25th february. also ahead: former labour foreign secretary david miliband says the party is further from power than at any point in the last 50 years following the conservative's success in the copeland by—election. president trump steps up his battle with the media as a number of news organisations are barred from a white house briefing. in sport, an emotional goodbye. it's farewell to leicester for claudio ranieiri as he tells fans the dream he hoped would last forever has died.

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