we are seeing further wintry showers down the east coast, parts of pembrokeshire and into cornwall andrth. away from these areas, plenty of crisp, winter sunshine but it does feel cold. that northerly wind certainly not helping the temperatures. by night where we've had those wintry showers, a little bit of snow melt, we've got the risk of some icy patches. under starry skies, temperatures are going to drop away. a hard, sharp frost expected. where we've have that lying snow, we could see temperatures fall as low as —12 celsius in parts of southern england. so a cold start to sunday. we are going to start to see rain edge its way in from the west, affecting parts of northern ireland and then into north—west england and up into scotland. falling as snow for a time as it hits the cold air, but gradually as we go through the day, it does look as though the snow will be confined to higher ground. away from that, increasing amounts of cloud and temperatures just picking up slightly in far south—west. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: nissan is expected to announce over the next week th

wintry showers in cornwall, pembrokeshire and perhaps into north wales. 0ne pembrokeshire and perhapscontinuing in the north. the ridge of high pressure is the reason with most of the snowfall through the early part of the day and then around 4—6dc from mid afternoon, which is higher than it has been. with sunshine and light winds, it will not feel as cold as recently, but it will turn very cold overnight, we think the coldest night of the winter so far. starry skies for many except perhaps northern ireland. —12 potentially over the snowfields of scotland and -io over the snowfields of scotland and —10 over the snowfields in the south and that is very cold indeed but it does not last. from tomorrow we have low pressure systems and atlantic weather fronts coming in. low pressure systems and atlantic weatherfronts coming in. yes, cold to start with and icy, but then we have sleet and snow in the hills of northern ireland, scotland, northern england. here it should stay dry over central and southern areas of england and wales still after dark but a day of change and not particularly warm

we are seeing further wintry showers down the east coast, parts of pembrokeshire and into cornwall and the far north. away from these areas, plenty of crisp, winter sunshine but it does feel cold. that northerly wind certainly not helping the temperatures. by night where we've had those wintry showers, a little bit of snow melt, we've got the risk of some icy patches. under starry skies, temperatures are going to drop away. a hard, sharp frost expected. where we've have that lying snow, we could see temperatures fall as low as —12 celsius in parts of southern england. so a cold start to sunday. we are going to start to see rain edge its way in from the west, affecting parts of northern ireland and then into north—west england and up into scotland. falling as snow for a time as it hits the cold air, but gradually as we go through the day, it does look as though the snow will be confined to higher ground. away from that, increasing amounts of cloud and temperatures just picking up slightly in far south—west. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: russian president, vladimir putin, says r

a few showers affecting pembrokeshire and into cornwall. 0ther few showers affecting pembrokeshire andsunshine. for the weekend there will bea sunshine. for the weekend there will be a lot of sunshine around, wintry showers in the north and east, and into sunday weather system moves of the atlantic which will bring in some rain. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm. heavy snow causes hundreds of schools to close across wales and southern england — and more snow is on the way. millions of commuters face nightmare journeys as some places are hit with several inches of snow. drivers are told not to travel. it was like armageddon, lorries jackknifed all up this road. vehicles everywhere. we have been driving around hampshire and berkshire all day and the snow simply hasn't stopped falling. in a landmark ruling — the mother of a three—year—old girl has become the first person in the uk to be found guilty of female genital mutilation. the search continues for the mother of a newborn baby girl found abandoned in a london park on one of the coldest nights of winter. all of

plenty of sunshine in the south, but a line of showers running down the irish sea into pembrokeshiree east the showers will be wintry over the higher ground and accumulations there and in the north east of england. plenty of snow showers piling into the north west of scotland. in the afternoon for many areas it stays dry away from the north and east. it will be a cold day, no higher than four or five. as we head into saturday night we continue with the snow showers in northern and eastern areas. elsewhere largely clear skies, but the temperatures will fall like a stone. another cold night to come. into sunday we start to see a change and this area of low pressure moves in and of the atlantic and it will bring a band of cloud and rain and there will be some hill slow at times. hills slow in northern ireland in the morning and that band of rain pushes into western britain. then into the pennines and scotland and some of it will be heavy, but it will be mainly over the hills. brighter behind it in northern ireland and ahead of it it should stay dry until after dark. a lot of crisp, wint

also a few wintry showers across cornwall, pembrokeshire and into north wales and lincolnshire.in the afternoon towards the west. a ridge of high pressure is coming in, so most of the snowfall is through the early part of the day, then it will be around about four to six celsius for mid—afternoon, which is a little higher than it has been, but give there is some sunshine and light winds, it will not feel as raw as has recently. it will be the coldest night of the winter so far. starry skies for any except northern ireland. temperatures in london, cardiff and birmingham expected to get to “i! —5, which is very unusual. -12 get to “i! —5, which is very unusual. —12 over the snowfields of scotland, and —10 over northern ireland, but that does not last, because from tomorrow we are getting a succession of cold weather systems, so a change. it is very cold to start with, and i see, but then it clears over northern ireland, and the west of scotland. it should stay dry from then on until after dark, but it will not be particularly warm, cold beer sitting on the ground. it will ton—a0 o

some good spells of sunshine around, we‘ve also got further wintry showers affecting parts of pembrokeshirethe temperatures. as we head into tonight, where we‘ve seen a bit of snow melt, a few showers, there‘s the chance of some icy stretches. it is going to be cold under those starry skies, temperatures will plummet. through parts of south england, we could have the coldest night of the winter so far. where we‘ve got the lying snow we could see temperatures fall as low as —12 celsius. a few wintry showers continuing to feed in across the far north. so a cold start to sunday morning but a change is afoot. we start to look to the atlantic for these weather systems that are gradually, over the week, going to introduce something a little bit milder. through tomorrow, we will see some cloud and outbreaks of rain and snow initially as it bumps into that cold air, working its way through north—west england and up into scotland. as the day goes on though, that snow will become more confined to higher ground. and away from that, we‘ll see increasing amounts of cloud, the far south and east hanging

we will still have snow showers coming in of the irish sea coast and drifting into pembrokeshire.with the shift in the wind direction, we will see them coming into areas of eastern england. so the eastern pennines, east of england and the north of scotland. we had more sunshine than we had yesterday, lighter wind, fewer snow showers. it will feel a little more pleasa nt showers. it will feel a little more pleasant than it did this time yesterday. it is pretty chilly, isn't it? if you're going out this evening to stargaze overnight, bearing in mind that temperatures will drop like a stone. even some of the towns and cities in western areas temperatures are expected to get below freezing, which is unusual to see london at minus three degrees. it is —6 in newcastle. in the countryside, take off another five or six. probably the coldest night of the year so far. but it all changes tomorrow, because we start to get the atlantic influence in. from northern ireland the beautiful start goes quickly downhill, with snow at low levels. it will be the south and east where we see the least of

scotland to parts of northern ireland as well, and close to the western fringes of cornwall and pembrokeshirerough the morning but drying out and brightening up in northern ireland as we go through the second half of the morning. as the rain spreads its way into england and wales, it sta rts way into england and wales, it starts to fade, nothing more than a strip of cloud by the end of the afternoon drew the channel islands, lincolnshire and east yorkshire. one or two isolated spots of rain but much of east of england, a bright morning and cloudy afternoon. western areas, sunshine out to the afternoon and northern ireland not a bad afternoon at all. scotland and northern ireland brightening up, re m na nts of northern ireland brightening up, remnants of that weather front in across orkney and producing one or two showers across orkney and producing one or two s howe rs a cross across orkney and producing one or two showers across eastern scotland. temperatures across the uk, double figures for most, up to 1a or 15 degrees for a few of you. into the night, the remnants of today's weather front

seeing wintry showers to today, this is the rate a picture from earlier, a you shower through pembrokeshireod deal of crisp winter sunshine around. it does feel cold. if you are heading to either of the rugby matches that are taking place through this afternoon or a little bit late on this evening, it is worth wrapping up. it will be dry, but under those close guys, the temperatures are going to be reaching low single figures at best. that is really the story across the board. northerly wind not helping at those temperatures. we've seen snow melt and wintry showers feed and, by nights there can be some icy stretches. it is going to be cold, further which are showers feeding into the far north and west and in southern england, we have that light snow, temperatures can dip away as low as —12 celsius. it is going to bea low as —12 celsius. it is going to be a cold night, a hard sharp frost expected. a cold start to sunday morning but it changes our effort. we begin to look to the atlantic for oui’ we begin to look to the atlantic for our weather systems, gradually starting to import something

we are seeing further wintry showers down the east coast, parts of pembrokeshire and into cornwall andhe temperatures. by night where we've had those wintry showers, a little bit of snow melt, we've got the risk of some icy patches. under starry skies, temperatures are going to drop away. a hard, sharp frost expected. where we've have that lying snow, we could see temperatures fall

john mcguire, bbc news, pembrokeshire. ifeel the nation. john mcguire, bbc news, pembrokeshire. satchell‘s at a school in norfolk to find out more. good morning. we are in norfolk and this is an amazing garden, and area, it is pretty big and you can see over their wooden platform which they are going to use as an outdoor class area in the summer. this morning, there are some students here who are about to start planting some potatoes for us. this place is full every lunchtime, classes you, they are learning things like where food comes from, sustainability, the environment, will be finding it much more later in the programme about how they've done it, how they've won this prize but first, it's time to the news, travel, and weather where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london news, i'm sonja jessup. there are calls for football authorities to do more to protect players from head injuries from the former england and tottenham midfielder, ryan mason. he's now coaching at spurs, a year on since he was forced to retire at the age ofjust 26, due to a fractured skull. ultim

there will also be a few wintry showers across cornwall, pembrokeshire, perhaps into north wales butinto the afternoon across the western side of the uk and they will hopefully ease for eastern scotland, but continue for the north. the reason for that is a little ridge of high pressure coming in, so most of the snow fall will be through the early part of the day and then it's going to be about 4—6dc for mid afternoon which is a little higher than it has been, but given that there is some sunshine, lighter winds, not as many showers around. i don't think it will feel quite as raw as it has done recently. but, it will turn very cold overnight. the coldest night, we think, of the winter so far. starry skies for many except perhaps northern ireland. temperatures even in london and cardiff, birmingham expected to get to “4 or minus five celsius, very unusual. so, —12 potentially over the snowfields of scotland, —10 over the snowfields in the south, that is very cold indeed. but it doesn't last, because from tomorrow, we are getting this succession of low pressure systems and atlantic weat

john maguire, bbc news, pembrokeshire. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery.atcher. it is a little bit slow to get going across northern parts of britain. this was the scene earlier near ballymena, and it is generally cloudier, but still mild wherever you are spending the day, thanks to the south—westerly breeze. 0vernight rain leaving towards the far north—east of scotland. it has been the north—east of scotland seen the best of the sunshine it through the best of the sunshine it through the afternoon. further south, the best across eastern wales, the midlands and southern england. quite a breezy day, but the breeze is coming in from the south and south—west, which is boosting the temperatures well above the normal. some will see 13 celsius today. through the evening and overnight, the cloud will thicken across the north west, a frontal work in from the atlantic. further south, these quys the atlantic. further south, these guys will stay much clearer. could bea guys will stay much clearer. could be a touch of frost as one or two spots go sub zero in the south

if you showers affecting pembrokeshire and into cornwall but other than that, a dry afternoon and quitesunshine around and into sunday, the weather system moving of the atla ntic weather system moving of the atlantic bring some rain but also hill snow in the north. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. heavy snow causes hundreds of schools to close across wales and southern england and more snow is on the way. millions of commuters face nightmare journeys as some places are hit with several inches of snow. drivers are told not to travel. it is like armageddon, lorries jackknifed or up the road. in a landmark ruling the mother of a 3—year—old girl has become the first person in the uk to be found guilty of female genital mutilation. the search continues for the mother of a newborn baby girl found abandoned in a london park on one of the coldest nights of winter. all of the 3 major health screening programmes in england fail to meet government targets. i come from a very large family in deed. mammals as a matter of fact. and remembering jeremy hardy, the award winning comedian, who's di

they will continue to pester eastern england and scotland and on the west of the uk, parts of pembrokeshirefurther showers, one or two for the north and west of northern ireland, eastern scotland will keep those showers but they should ease in the central lowlands, moving into northumberland and yorkshire, east and western areas more likely to see wintry showers but for many of us are beautiful start to the day, cold and not especially warm but we have lighter winds and sunshine and fewer showers, so a that day. but through this evening and overnight, temperatures will drop like a stone, towns and cities at —34 “4, even in southern parts of the uk, potentially —64 birmingham so it could be —10 across the snow fields in the south, then it's all change, a lot of muggy weather by the end of the day and you have this cloud with the day and you have this cloud with the atlantic milder air on top of cold air to make some great, misty and murky, quite a lot of snow over the hills but it turns back to rain, it looks like southern england should be a largely dry picture after dark and it dries up la

john maguire, bbc news, pembrokeshire. time for a look at the weather with nick miller.nto the north—west of scotland, we will see some occasional outbreaks of rain. almost across the board, temperatures in double figures. we keep a good deal of cloud in northern england, northern ireland and scotland overnight, outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland and still quite windy as well but a range of temperatures, mild in north—west scotla nd temperatures, mild in north—west scotland but chile particularly in the parts of england and wales that are clear. the parts of england and wales that a re clear. low the parts of england and wales that are clear. low single figures and if you spot in the south east me stepping in below freezing. may some mist and fog to start the day but as the day goes on, sunshine breaking out more widely, even into scotland and northern ireland although some patchy cloud might remain and temperatures are one or 2 degrees higher. in friday, some days you could even see 16 celsius in the sunshine. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. today at 3: the

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