already have dry weather, this was recently sentin have dry weather, this was recently sent in from pembrokeshiret, wet yesterday. a little rain around, travelling along the west coast at the moment, southern england, devon and cornwall, but petering out. cloud across the northern half, northern scotland and the northern isles. for most, fine and dry. in devon and cornwall and somerset. less cloud than your state for northern ireland, northern england and southern and central is, brighter and feeling better —— than yesterday. but into the northern ireland is, more cloud here and a brisk breeze to stay for much of the weekend. it allows a lack of frost in the north and the breeze in the south will just about escape, in the north and the breeze in the south willjust about escape, but for many, these towns and cities, it is chilly. in the countryside, below freezing. a bit of frost around tomorrow morning, potentially freezing fog, but with high pressure around, the pay off in the morning is the fine weather by day. notice the tightly packed ice bars in the south, and because of that high pressure,

slightly cloudy conditions for cornwall up towards pembrokeshire, too.quite readily. in that sunshine it will feel really pleasa nt sunshine it will feel really pleasant out there, very spring like. temperatures of 17—18d. sunshine breaking through the afternoon. reigning parts of northern england. six nations rugby, it should be warm and sunny. a similar picture at twickenham. 15 degrees with bright spells. saturday evening, we have in ourfront across northern england and north wales and i will pep up overnight into sunday and rangers moving eastwards across many parts of the country. another weather front heading in from the west. although it is a mild start on sunday, it will be quite loudly. many of those horsey rain on sunday. not a wash—out though, because be sunshine and western parts with a view scattered showers. the temperatures are open to all degrees. —— 10—12d. next week, high pressure. try, settled. cloud. sunshine. temperatures 14—15. saturday will be better. this is bbc world news today, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. here a

will see sunshine between the showers, but we will pick up one or two across devon, cornwall and pembrokeshireher east, temperatures are at 16 oi’ further east, temperatures are at 16 ori7, further east, temperatures are at 16 or17, so it further east, temperatures are at 16 or 17, so it feels very warm. we just had that 22 yesterday, so strengthening sunshine and feeling the effect of that. some dry weather for a time the effect of that. some dry weather fora time in the effect of that. some dry weather for a time in northern ireland, but a scattering of showers. the same story for southern and central scotland, but for northern scotland still waiting to this evening. the rain moving away overnight, then showers coming in from the west and clear skies, so not as warm as it was last night, because it was very warm indeed. temperatures holding at about eight or nine celsius. a little fresher as we start our saturday morning but as i mentioned, change of month, change of weather and typically, it is april showers tomorrow. they will soon get going in many areas, and possibly heavy with hal and t

will see sunshine between the showers, but we will pick up one or two across devon, cornwall and pembrokeshire17, so it feels very warm. we just had that 22

we had some rain in pembrokeshire and it would continue to be wet at times mainly across the north andscotland. later in the night, some bursts of rain in the south—west, heading into the midlands and the south—east. but a really mild night night, 11—12 fairly typical with a lot of cloud. this rain in the midlands pushes away then we have brighter skies with sunshine hedging up into the south. the wetter weather is restricted to areas around the irish sea. northern scotland should be warmer than it has been, especially in the north—east, thanks to the wind changing direction. southern scotla nd wind changing direction. southern scotland is still wet, with rain across the north—west of england, not far away from northern ireland. for most of england and wales, we get brighter weather, much warmer weather coming up from the south with temperatures as high as 22! heading into friday, the main focus of the rain is with the low pressure, taking it away from northern ireland and up into scotland. that weather front is weeks so there isn't much rain in the uk. some fresh air following weeks s

this is how it's looking in pembrokeshire. sunshine across north yorkshire.t and dorset, it's a brightening picture. and devon and cornwall. we have an increasingly patchy band of rain edging across. and thicker cloud to the far north of the country. if you are heading into rush—hour this evening, dry and settled weather. we could see brighter skies and sunshine to end the day across the far south—west of england. we have seen more sunshine in northern ireland, northern england and southern and central scotland. more cloud in the north of scotland and patchy rain. that is with us tonight and through the weekend in the northern isles. for most others it's dry and clear overnight. some fog will develop, and some light wind. we've had some moisture around and it will be cold with towns and cities just above freezing. the ugly side below freezing. a cold night, because with high—pressure sitting across the country this weekend, increasingly strong sunshine, it will feel lovely and warm in the daytime, but in the centre of the high pressure with lots of sunshine,

we had that earlier in the day in pembrokeshire, with very little cloud around.and sunshine for northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. the northern scotland regions have more cloud and quite a chilly breeze and patchy rain, but not a great deal, just making it rather grey and jam. through the night, that cloud remains in the north, but the south, the clouds disappears. we do have a breeze, just above freezing in towns and cities, it will be chilly with a frost and freezing fog as we had this morning in the midlands and the north and east of england. the weekend brings high pressure so dry weather prevails as a result. still, a keen and snacking wind, easterly wind, north—easterly in the south, making it feel chilly, and a lot of cloud across the northern ireland has and drizzle. that is the exception. in western areas sheltered from that, temperatures into double figures, 16, 17. near the east coast, more like 9 degrees, 12 if we‘re lucky. it will feel chilly because of the wind. if you have not heard yet, the clocks go forward an hour on satur

there will be showers in cornwall this afternoon, cross into pembrokeshire.icture from northern ireland. towards evening we will see a few showers coming in. for scotland, drying and brightening up a bit in southern areas, but the rain stays in the north. it is still the this evening and overnight, it takes a while to ease away. mostly a night of clear spells and scattered showers, which means it will be cooler than last night, when it was very mild for the time of year. there could be a touch of frost in the grounds of northern scotland, but for most of us temperatures are maintained a seven to nine celsius. we see april showers. they'll be showers particularly in coastal areas in the morning. through the afternoon, they migrate inland. southern coast areas could do well, some parts of eastern scotla nd could do well, some parts of eastern scotland minority as many showers are on the coast for example. in between shows, lengthy spells of sunshine, the fact that the winds are lightand sunshine, the fact that the winds are light and not moving on very quickly.

as we come south, murky around cardigan bay and pembrokeshire and around the bristol channel area.e south—eastern quarter of the uk we could hit 17 celsius or 18 celsius in the south—east. the average at this time in march is 11 celsius. hello, it's monday, it's10am, i'm victoria derbyshire. after the news we'll have more on our top story — dogs that can help diagnose cancer. former minister iain duncan smith will be here to tell us what these amazing animals can do. imagine one teaspoonful of sugar dissolved, notjust in one olympic sized swimming pool, but in two olympic sized swimming pools and the dogs can detect that. the dogs can also help people with diabetes tell when their blood sugar is low, and having one can be a life changing experience for patients. i had gone in in the night and he had seizures. so we were testing every hour—and—a—half every two hours every night. so you were getting up through the night? we did that until molly came along. we'll bring you the latest on brexit, later today the bill to allow divorce proceedings to begin is expected to be passed by parl

this was taken this morning in pembrokeshire. in derbyshire, look at that lovely blue skies.rning. this area is a weather front, producing murky conditions across cornwall. tonight it's going to come backin cornwall. tonight it's going to come back in again. although the fog we have all lift into low cloud, then it will come back again as folk later on this evening. just affecting the bottom part? explain what will happen. we will carry on with some murky conditions and down into the channel islands through today and later tonight. overnight it. to head east. this morning it has been a fine start to the day for some of us but there has been a bit of cloud breaking up. we are looking at sunny spells almost across the board but not quite. it smiled for the time of year. this is the weather front across the channel islands and cornwall. it will pivot round and take a swipe at the rest of the uk and also the north. today away from but there will be a lot of sunshine. the stronger winds across northern ireland, central and southern scotland and england, easing. across the far nort

this was taken this morning in pembrokeshire. look at that sunrise, spectacular.owers fade and we will see a lot of sunshine developed. very windy across parts of northern ireland, central and southern island and that will ease as we go through the day. into the afternoon you will see we hang the murky conditions for cornwall and the channel islands. sunny spells developing on, there will be some cloud bubbling up. some places in the south—east could hit 16 celsius. a pleasant afternoon across northern ireland, northern england and much of scotland. across the northern isles will hang onto those showers. the wind went ease until we get into the evening. under clear skies in eastern areas the temperature will drop quickly and we will be prone to a touch of ground frost. meanwhile our weather front in the south—west comes in through western and northern areas, introducing thick cloud, drizzle and patchy rain. most of which will be in the hills and the coasts. tomorrow morning we start off with a patchy rain, continuing to drift east. it. dry and bright but through t