, maybe ten centimetres more, above 300 metres elevation in the pennines.r a frost, in northern scotland, and then on sunday we do it again, cloudy skies are a number of showers, heavy snow over the pennines, cold winds and temperatures up to six celsius then get a bit less cold early next week ‘s as those bitter winds ease off. bbc news. our top stories: president trump is considering a fresh executive order on travel restrictions to the us, even though he says he is confident of winning a court battle. we will win a battle. but we have other options, including filing a new order. meanwhile, in a phone call to the chinese president, donald trump says he will now on the one china policy, so is his campaign rhetoric beginning to collide with reality? and an eminent terror attack on french soil has been foiled. suspects have been arrested, including a 16—year—old girl. and you have heard of fake news. what about fake publicity? that is what the tell tweini's tourism department has been caught promoting. we will

across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow through sunday morning.0 metres elevation. so quite high up in the pennines, but there is the potential to see some disruptive weather. further west a lot of cloud around. yes, we will have patches of rain. into the hills of east wales it's more likely we will see a bit of snow here. but for west wales it's a largely dry start, perhaps with a few glimmers of brightness. starting off cloudy, perhaps with patchy of rain, sleet over the hills. through the rest of sunday it stays grey and gloomy. the cold wind with us again. temperatures really struggling. the snowiest weather is continuing to affect the pennines, but elsewhere there will tend to be a transition from snow back to rain as we go into the afternoon. the temperature just begin to rise a little bit. highs reaching between 4—6, but feeling colder than that due to the strength of the east, north—easterly winds. rugby union takes place again on sunday. the match between france and scotland probably dry. temperatures about seven degrees, so it should be

and to the east of the pennines.air will be, and we could see temperatures getting up to 1a, 15, maybe 16 degrees celsius as we go through monday afternoon, but it depends on how much sunshine we see breaking through the cloud. certainly further north, it will be a little bit cooler than that. for tuesday, we have areas of rain affecting the united kingdom, the wettest weather to the north—west where it will turn breezy. another mild day with highs of 13 degrees, but it is set to get cooler in the week ahead and turning quite windy on wednesday. that's your weather. hello. this is bbc news with maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 1.30. thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000—£5,000. thejustice secretary responds to criticism that it " papers over the cracks". this will take time. it's not something you can sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit people, it takes time to bring those people on. iraqi forces say they've taken

further fall across the peak district and the pennines.ing. 0ne pennines. temperatures close to freezing. one or two icy stretches around as we head into sunday morning. the best of the sunshine probably reserved for the far north west of scotland. a lot of cloud around. the focus falls oh will be over the high roots of the peak district and the pennines. something a bit drier across the south east. the best of the sunshine in the far north—west. nowhere will it be warm. temperatures around two, three degrees. a bit of a struggle early next week but by the middle of the week it will feel a lot nicer, particularly in the sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: donald trump considers issuing a new presidential order on immigration after courts blocked his first attempt to ban people entering the united states from seven mainly muslim countries. we'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options including just filing a brand new order on monday. britain's brexit stategy could divide the european union — that's the fear

particularly over the pennines and east of the pennines. gusty wind as a band of rain approaches.ratures getting up to 14, 15, could see temperatures getting up to 1a, 15, maybe 16 celsius as we go through the afternoon. it depends how much sunshine we see breaking through the cloud. further north, it will be cooler than that. for tuesday, areas of rain affecting the united kingdom. the wettest weather to the north—west, april ten quite breezy. another mild day with highs of 30 degrees. set to get cooler in the days ahead and turning windy on wednesday. the headlines at 12.30. thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000—£5,000. thejustice secretary responds to criticism that it " papers over the cracks". this will take time. it's not something you can sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit people, it takes time to bring those people on. save the children says there's around 350,000 children trapped in mosul, as iraqi troops have started an operation — backed by american air strikes — to re

that could cause disruption on the trans—pennine cause disruption on the tra ns—pennine route cause disruptionold again. temperatures, four or 5 degrees. later in the week, it looks like less cold air will spread up from the south gradually with temperatures just making double figures across the south. but still with the easterly wind, feeling bitterly cold across parts of the east. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: record waiting times in a&e, as the health secretary concedes the nhs in england is facing "completely unacceptable" problems. you know, i'm doing thisjob because i want you know, i'm doing thisjob because iwant nhs you know, i'm doing thisjob because i want nhs care to be the safest and best in the world. and that kind of ca re best in the world. and that kind of care is completely unacceptable. nobody would want it for members of their own family. coming up at 2:30pm, we'll be talking your questions on the state of the nhs on ask this. send in yours using the hashtag #bbcaskthis. also in this hour: "see you in the court". the message from president trump as a federal appeal

and to the east of the pennines.he warmest air will be, and we could see temperatures getting up to 14, 15, maybe 16 degrees celsius as we go through monday afternoon, but it depends on how much sunshine we see breaking through cloud, certainly further north, it will be a little bit cooler than that. for tuesday, we have areas of rain affecting the united kingdom, the wettest weather to the north—west where it will turn breezy, another mild day with high of 13 degrees but it is set to good cooler in the week ahead and turning windy on wednesday. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at i: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000 and £5,000. this will take time. it's not something you can sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit people, it takes time to bring those people on. iraqi forces say they have captured several villages on the first day of their offensive to retake western mosul from so called islamic s

is so watch the tra ns—pennine route as district is so watch the trans—pennine route as well.northern ireland and scotland as temperatures dip particularly between showers. the weather chart for tuesday shows that by the french on the eastern side of the country and it becomes slow to move before working its way westwards. we start off with the wet weather over cold ground. elsewhere plenty of sunshine, a brush of shoppers pushing in towards wales, the south of england. —— a rush of showers. still cold across the north and east. that weather front working its way westwards on wednesday so it introduces a lot of cloud to the country, maybe a bit of brightness in the west but it will feel cold and great. that is the theme for the rest of the week, tony much colder, a real boon to be blast pushing in from the east. that will bring snow showers too much of the country particularly eastern areas. we will keep you up—to—date. we will keep you up—to—date. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at two. the nhs under pressure — nine out of ten hospitals have been dangerously

on the tops of the pennines.ill continue to work in as we go through this afternoon, turning damp in place, north—west england round oui’ in place, north—west england round our the pennines and fog patches developing on western coasts and hills. sunshine as a premium. the best in parts of north east england, eastern scotland but here there will bea eastern scotland but here there will be a tendency for things to cloud over. overnight a band of rain pushes southwards, staying cloudy and murky for most but a mild night on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and ii on the cards, temperatures overnight between around nine and 11 degrees celsius, that is higher than the temperatures should be in the middle of the day let alone during the night. the mild conditions will continue into monday where a band of rain pushing southwardsful ahead of it gusty winds to the east of the pennines and scotland to watch out for a time. monday morning to the south, a lot of cloud, a few sunny spells but another mild

maybe a few early break fees to the pennines but generally a lot of rain and the north—west.and western parts of scotland through the morning. wendy as well. some parts of eastern scotland may start on a dry note but be aware if you are driving up and down the pennines we re a cross driving up and down the pennines were across some of the bridges there will be gusty wind for a time through the morning. that will ease down as rain moves south. sunny spells and showers following to scotland. ten or 11 degrees, not as mild as it was yesterday but still doing well. 15, maybe 16 degrees in the south—east. very mild. a mild seam peeking through the day on monday. coming down a little bit, the temperatures on tuesday. doing well for many of us. they dropped to single figures in the north of the uk by the middle of the week. outbreaks of rain becomes like patchy but more rain will come in from the west during the day and still 10 from the west during the day and still10 degrees in glasgow, 13 or so still10 degrees in glasgow, 13 or so in london. later on this week temperatures creep

across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow through sunday morning.es elevation. so quite high up in the pennines, but there is the potential to see some disruptive weather. further west a lot of cloud around. yes, we will have patches of rain. into the hills of east wales it's more likely we will see a bit of snow here. but for west wales it's a largely dry start, perhaps with a few glimmers of brightness. starting off cloudy, perhaps with patchy rain, sleet over the hills. through the rest of sunday it stays grey and gloomy. the cold wind with us again. temperatures really struggling. the snowiest weather is continuing to affect the pennines, but elsewhere there will tend to be a transition from snow back to rain as we go into the afternoon. the temperature just begin to rise a little bit. highs reaching between 4—6, but feeling colder than that due to the strength of the east, north—easterly winds. rugby union takes place again on sunday. the match between france and scotland probably dry. temperatures about seven degrees, so it should be warmer in

across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow here through sunday morning.king about quite high up in the pennines, but there is the potential to see some disruptive weather here. further west a lot of cloud around. yes, we will have patches of rain. go into the hills of east wales, it is more likely we will see a bit of snow here. but for west wales it is a largely dry start to the day, perhaps with a few glimmers of brightness. starting off cloudy, perhaps with patchy rain, perhaps a little bit sleety over the hills. through the rest of sunday it stays grey and gloomy. the cold wind with us again. temperatures really struggling. the snowiest weather, no doubt about it, is continuing to affect the pennines, but elsewhere there will tend to be a transition from snow back to rain as we go into the afternoon, as those temperature just begin to rise a little bit. highs reaching between 4—6, but feeling colder than that due to the strength of the east, north—easterly winds. now, rugby union takes place again on sunday. the match between france and scotland proba

peaks in the pennines particularly badly affected. temperatures hovering close to freezing.get much warmer through tomorrow, not helped by that wind, cloud, and further wintry weather. mixture of sleet and snow again. the most problematic snow up over the peak district and pennines, high levels will be badly affected. the best of the sunshine in the far north—west of scotland. otherwise a grey day. not much warmer, two, three degrees the best i can offer you. if you're fed up with this weather, i have got a treat, later on temperatures will be on the rise, and for some of us, in midweek in the sunshine it will start to feel a bit like spring. back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. a group of conservative mps have called on the government to make the uk more welcoming for commonwealth citizens and make visa rules fast—tracked for visitors from the 52 nations. labour has warned front bench mps who defied jeremy corbyn

watch out for gusty wind to the east of the pennines. 0utbreaks wind to the east of the pennines.rees. good morning. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south—east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3000 and £5,000. the justice secretary responds to criticism that it is simply papering over the cracks. this will take time. it is not something you can sort out in weeks or months. it ta kes sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit people. it ta kes takes time to recruit people. it takes time to recruit people. it takes time to recruit people. it takes time to bring them on. save the children says there are around 350,000 children trapped in mosul as iraqi troops have started an operation backed by american air strikes to recapture the city from islamic state militants. president trump has attacked the media again at a rally in florida, where he defended his record in office, and labelled the negative coverage about him as "fake news." police in malaysia have named four north korean suspects who left the country the same d

are so scotland and east of the pennines are so watch out during the morning commute.tures could go as high as 16 celsius. further north, sunshine coming out in eastern scotland, but it is here in scotla nd eastern scotland, but it is here in scotland that we have cooler, fresher conditions moving in. more rain on the chart for tuesday, particularly for the northwest. limited brighter spells in eastern england. relatively mild, with high temperatures of 30 celsius. from midweek, it will turn cooler and fresher. this is the pressure chart for wednesday. low—pressure skirting to the north of scotland. that brings rain. then we will get cooler, north—westerly winds feeding in. toward the middle part of the week, it. to feel cooler with those brisk winds to factor in as well. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get a pay increase of up to £5,000. iraqi forces say they have captured several villages on the first day of their offensive to retake western mosul from so called islamic

across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow through sunday morning.w above 300 metres of elevation. there is the potential to see some disruptive weather. further west a lot of cloud around. we will have patches of rain. in the hills of east wales it's more likely we will see a bit of snow here. in west wales it's a largely dry start, perhaps with a few glimmers of brightness. patches of rain and sleet over the hills. through the rest of sunday it stays grey and gloomy. the cold gloom with us again. the snowiest weather is continuing to affect the pennines, but elsewhere there will be a transition from snow back to rain as we go into the afternoon. the temperature just begin to rise a little bit. highs between 4—6, feeling colder than that due to the easterly winds. rugby union takes place again on sunday. the match between france and scotland probably dry. it should be warmer in france than it is here in the uk. things will get a little bit milder over the next few days, as the wind changes to a south—easterly direction. the wind is not as cold. 0ver

continuing to fall over the pennines.res or more building up over the higher parts, above 300 metres elevation or so. to the north, a transition of snow turning back to rain on saturday. for the six nations rugby union, wales take it's six nations rugby union day, wales take on england. the cloud will be cold, and the chance of an odd shower. perhaps a bit wintry, but not causing any issues. now, going through saturday nighttime, again, snow showers continuing to feed in across the pennines. we may see some snow getting down to the lower levels as well through the night. temperatures in the towns and cities hovering close to freezing. where we have those clearer skies, we will see a frost and could be quite sharp in northern scotland. another day of cold winds on sunday. again, plenty of showers coming in from the north sea. for most, dull and cloudy. quite a tendency for the snow showers to turn back to rain at lower elevations. the air getting slightly less cold, but still chilly under these grey skies. looking at the f

showers through the day and further significant accumulations possible over the pennines.ews, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: donald trump says he may rewrite his travel ban — to overcome the obstacles placed in its way by the courts. police in brazil have reached a deal to end a week—long strike that has we will then that battle, but we are other options, including just filing a brand—new order. police in brazil have reached a deal to end a week—long strike that has led to a wave of violence. a discredited government investigation into alleged abuses committed by british soldiers in iraq is being shut down. and a race against time — the battle to save over 400 whales that beached themselves on the coast of new zealand.

snow works in across eastern counties of england, significant emulations over the tops of the penniness overnight. further south, quite a lot of cloud, some wintry flurries, some brightness towards south—west england and around western areas of wales, he and onto a bit of sunshine. otherwise cloudy and some snow flurries in the forecast. northern ireland starting cold, with a widespread frost at surj see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. —— should see some decent sunshine. there will be a tendency for snow to —— transition back to rain but there will still be snow over the pennines, and over the next 2a hours we could see as much as ten centimetres, possibly more building up over higher parts of 300 metres elevation. there will probably be a transition for snow tending to turn back to rain for a time on the saturday. it is the six nations rugby union day, wales hosting england, a lot of cloud here and it certainly will be cold, the chance of an odd shower, perhaps a bit wintry but not causing any issues. saturday night, the sn

across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow through sunday morning.tres elevation. some disruptive weather. further west a lot of cloud around. yes, we will have patches of rain. into the hills of east wales it's more likely we will see a bit of snow here. but for west wales it's a largely dry start, perhaps with a few glimmers of brightness. starting off cloudy, perhaps with patchy rain, sleet over the hills. through the rest of sunday it stays grey and gloomy. the cold wind with us again. temperatures really struggling. the snowiest weather is continuing to affect the pennines, but elsewhere there will tend to be a transition from snow back to rain as we go into the afternoon. the temperature just begin to rise a little bit. highs reaching between 4—6, but feeling colder than that due to the strength of the east, north—easterly winds. rugby union takes place again on sunday. the match between france and scotland probably dry. temperatures about seven degrees, so it should be warmer in france than it is here in the uk. things will get a little bit mi

, the rain easing away from scotla nd pennines, the rain easing away from scotland later on.tly fresher, but brighter weather here. even where we have the cloud, it is ten or11. where we have the cloud, it is ten or 11. stilljust where we have the cloud, it is ten or 11. still just about as where we have the cloud, it is ten or 11. stilljust about as mild on tuesday, at least in the south. wet and windy on hello. this is bbc news. iraqi forces say they've taken several villages to the south of mosul, hours after launching a major offensive to retake the western half of the city from islamic state militants. the american company kraft heinz withdraws its proposed takeover of marmite—maker unilever — the deal would have been one of the biggest in corporate history. thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000 and £5,000. that had been concerns that the service was understaffed. takes time to recruit people and bring them on. but i am absolutely determined to deal with that. the chief executive of sains

heavy snow will build up across the moors and pennines.d transport disruption. the m62 seeing heavy snow. there is the chance of catching a covering of snow in east anglia and hills of southern england as well. but in the south—west england and wales you can see their areas of rain we've got on the charts. into the hills of east wales we have a bit of snow. a bit of brightness for west wales. starting the day on a grey and cloudy note. feeling cold in the wind. that will continue to dry the showers in off the north sea. again tending the transition from snow to rain as we head into the afternoon. the exception is high ground over the pennines and north york moors when we could have up to ten cement —— centimetres of snow. another cold day. four degrees at west for most of us. feeling colder than that due to the wind. it should be milder if you like in paris. probably dry for the six nations, but staying cloudy. tomorrow night we get south—easterly winds moving in across the country. not as cold overnight. lows for england and wales about 3

again, the pennines could see some snow as could parts of southern scotland.inent. it will be cloudy at times as well and there will be snow showers. it looks like the pennines could see quite a bit of snow, at this stage. that could change. that is what we think at the moment. possibly as well across parts of southern scotland. so, if you like it colder, you are in for a treat this week! thank you.” you like it colder, you are in for a treat this week! thank you. i do like a bit of chill here and there. measures to tackle england‘s housing problem are to be unveiled today including what kind of homes are built, where, who for and how quickly they‘ll go up. the government‘s long—awaited white paper will be announced in parliament and one of the ideas is to use more flat pack or modular housing. ben is with a prefab business in derbyshire to find out more. morning. hi, guys, yeah, morning, welcome to derbyshire, we are at a factory building houses every eight weeks. it takes eight weeks to have a house from the initial idea until it rolls out on a lorry up and

quite high up in the pennines but the potential for some disruptive weather.ain. going into the hills of east wales, more likely we will see some snow. west wales, a largely dry start to the day. northern ireland, starting off rather cloudy. patches of rain, some sleet over the hills. the rest of sunday, grey and gloomy. the rest of sunday, grey and gloomy. the cold wind with us once again. temperatures really struggling. the snowiest weather will affect the pennines but elsewhere, transition from snow back to reign as we go into the afternoon. as is temperatures begin to rise a little bit, hires between four and six degrees but feeling colder than that due to the east, north—easterly winds. the rugby union takes place on sunday. the match between france and scotland about seven degrees. a bit warmer in france than it is in the uk. things will be a bit milder over the next few days as the wind begins to switch to a south—easterly. direction not as cold so overnight, sunday night, not quite as local most of us. three or four degrees for england and wales. still

continuing to pile up across the higher parts of the pennines. of some ice around for sure. not much brightness in the sky. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. snow down to quite low levels in some places, eastern counties and the peak district and pennines. we could see the snow disrupting some routes. further north and west, northern ireland and scotland, not so northern ireland and scotland, not so much snow. some of the best of the sunshine will be across the far north—west of scotland again. for most other places, a cloudy day. the chill accentuated by that brisk easterly winds. the snow up over the peak district and pennines. elsewhere mostly rain and sleet at lower levels. a bit drier across the south—east. the best of the sunshine across the far north—west. nowhere will be warm. temperatures about two or three degrees at best. we have the rugby continuing down in france. scotla nd the rugby continuing down in france. scotland will be playing. a chilly day with some sleet in the air. but there are signs of change as we get into the early pa

continuing to fall over the pennines.h as ten centimetres or more building up over the higher parts, above 300 metres elevation or so. to the north, a transition of snow turning back to rain on saturday. for the six nations rugby union, wales take on england. the cloud will be cold, and the chance of an odd shower. perhaps a bit wintry, but not causing any issues. now, going through saturday nighttime, again, snow showers continuing to feed in across the pennines. we may see some snow getting down to the lower levels as well through the night. temperatures in the towns and cities hovering close to freezing. where we have those clearer skies, we will see a frost and could be quite sharp in northern scotland. another day of cold winds on sunday. again, plenty of showers coming in from the north sea. again, for most, dull and cloudy. quite a tendency for the snow showers to turn back to rain at lower elevations. the air getting slightly less cold, but still chilly under these grey skies. looking at the forecast for the next

the high—level routes in the pennines will be worst affected.n northern ireland or scotland, not much in the wake of rain, sleet or snow, but some cloud. the far north—east of scotland doing the best for sunshine. there will be some dampness around on sunday, and some dampness around on sunday, and some show, some dampness around on sunday, and some snow, becoming mostly confined to the highest round—up wheels, the peak district and the pennines again. turning dry across southern counties, with temperatures struggling again. some spots round about three or 4 degrees for much of the day and will feel colder than that in the wind. more rugby taking place down in paris where it will be chilly. scotland take on france. if anything, on monday you will be even windier. i keel blown across western coastal sand hills, south—west england particular, but the big differences with the increasing amounts of sunshine, big change in the weather. still grey and chilly further north, particularly on the north sea coast. we will lose to blues, the coldness of the

some snow in the pennines and grampian areas. quite a 5°99y pennines and grampian areas.ggy monday night to come in many areas. that is it from me. this is bbc news. the headlines: research by bbc news shows the number of patients in england — waiting for more than the official target of 18 weeks for surgery — has risen by 163% in four years. passengers — from countries subjected to america's travel ban — seize the chance to fly to the us, as judges refuse to reverse a suspension of president trump's controversial order. the conservatives have signalled a shift away from home ownership for all — a policy which dates back to margaret thatcher's time in office. ministers have pledged fresh measures to encourage renting. france's far—right national front leader, marine le pen, has launched her campaign to become the country's new president. she's promised to eradicate terrorism and abandon the euro, if she wins. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, i head to brunei to check out the world's largest floating town. hello! ade is in london to find out

the focus for a snow up over the higher parts of the pennines.e sunshine in the far north—west. temperatures in some spots struggling to get higher than two or three degrees all day. signs of spring? it's going to be a struggle to the early part of next week but by the middle of the week it's going to feel a lot nicer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. his current order stops citizens from seven mainly muslim countries travelling to the us. the eu's most senior official, jean claude—juncker, has said he doubts whether the remaining 27 members can maintain a united front as they negotiate britain's exit from the bloc. campaigners led by the labour peer lord dubs have delivered a petition signed by 50,000 people to downing street urging theresa may to allow more unaccompanied child refugees into britain. conservationists in new zealand say another 240 pilot whales have become stranded in a remote bay on th

severe gales across the pennines, midlands and east anglia.hind it, we could see snow across the grampians, the southern uplands onto scotland. jumping back in time to explain to you that in scotland, through central and southern areas that perhaps the north pennines week and disruption with snow. keep abreast of the warnings online and we will update you when we get developments. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. some hospital services could be cut 01’ some hospital services could be cut or scaled back in nearly two thirds of england in an effort to save money and improve efficiency. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — the football association is investigating the background to an incident at last night's fa cup tie at sutton united when the home team's reserve goalkeeper was caught on camera eating a pie in the dugout towards the end of the match, which arsenal one. the betting company that sponsors the team had offered odds on that actually happening. he seemed to confirm afterwards that some of his fri

there will be significantly more than that in the peak district, into the pennines.uite a hard frost coming into north west scotland overnight where we have clearer skies. well below freezing here. into sunday, we can see the snow into the higher parts of the pennines and peak district. again a bit of sleet and snow elsewhere. but it becomes more rain into the afternoon. a patchy outbreaks of that. even where you're dry, it's cloudy. the stronger wind makes it feel colder. hints of something milder coming back next week. we'll look at that in half an hour. nvment —— half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. his current order stops citizens from seven mainly muslim countries travelling to the us. labour front bench mps who defied jeremy corbyn in the commons brexit 52 labour mps rebelled in wednesday's vote, including 11 junior shadow ministers, and three whips. the government will fund lessons in cyber security in scho

that is because we had the inversion and had whistled across the tops of the pennines.highest averages in the south, they were in the west of scotland, which is also where we saw the wettest weather even though it was a dry january. the wettest weather even though it was a dryjanuary. but the wettest weather even though it was a dry january. but that the theme this week. the weather fronts we re theme this week. the weather fronts were lining up. sunshine was in limited supply, but we saw many of it in the highlands of scotland. this was the down south. the low pressure has been affecting southern areas. that is all heading to the north on saturday. this next low pressure will batter parts of france, giving us some more rain in the south. but elsewhere there will be decent weather. with the skies clearing ice becomes the concern for saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colder air saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colderairacross saturday and sunday. and monday morning. colder air across the country. this weather system has been giving snow. that'll be the cas

for the rest of the day the heaviest over the pennines.nes. a gloomy day. temperatures about four celsius at best. but changes to come over the next few days. for the six nations rug he, france hosting scotland, it should be warmer in france. —— rugby. about seven degrees for the match. as we go through the evening and overnight we will start to get a win is coming from a south—easterly direction. not as cold across england and wales, at further north still quite grey and gloomy. it is of rain and hill snow around. in the monday the prospects of brighter skies to work in the england and wales. still grey and gloomy for the north. we still have the cold winds. coming gusty towards northern coast and hills. it should then turn milder towards the middle pa rt then turn milder towards the middle part of the week. temperatures on tuesday and wednesday in london should hit about 12 degrees or so. but the latest weather. —— that's your latest weather.

here is that snowfall continuing in the pennine areas and to the rest of this afternoon.d some sunshine in north—west scotland. aware from —— away from this area, not much going on. northern ireland will have some as well this evening. overnight, rain, sleet and snow fades away, just left in north—east scotla nd fades away, just left in north—east scotland and north east england. most scotland and north east england. m ost pla ces scotland and north east england. most places dry at the end of the night. a patchy frost but parts of north—west scotland where it is clear, down to —54 minus six. monday brings in sunny weather in across southern and western parts of the uk. still plenty of cloud in the eastern england, yorkshire, north—east england and into eastern scotland. still some light rain in eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gales eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gates in western parts and the west of wales. up to anglesey they could see gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. 11 in plymouth. most of us fall well short of that and feelin

some snow of upland areas of the pennines and highland scotland.front reaches eastern areas, so quite damp if not wet first thing. then unfortunately it doesn't make it any further eastwards, it just cannot stop sea floods, and it will be dying a death through tuesday. —— it's just will be dying a death through tuesday. —— it'sjust about will be dying a death through tuesday. —— it's just about stops here. now, isaid tuesday. —— it's just about stops here. now, i said that weather front diesa here. now, i said that weather front dies a death, you canjust about pick it out, it has gone. the wind is coming from this direction, and this direction, nothing really moves, and eventually what is going to happen is that the weather, rather than coming from the west, will start coming in from the east, and that means, yes, it will turn colder, particularly nagging cold easterly winds, i think, towards the end of the week. we will be getting the hats and gloves out. that is it. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five: another blow for don

quite a lot of snow in the highest parts of the peak district and pennines.the picture at 3pm. temperatures a degree or so higher compared with yesterday, but the wind is stronger, so feeling every bit as god. a fair amount of dry weather around the just that patchy rain, sleet and snow. —— feeling every bit as cold. mostly rain or sleet at lower levels but that's no in the higher parts of the peak district and pennines. northern ireland and scotland, seeing some sunshine. the lowest temperatures here overnight, down to —5 or so. this evening and the first part of the night sees further patchy rain, sleet and snow but later confined to north—east scotland and north east england. away from that frost, temperatures drop away. i see in a few spots as we start monday morning. on monday, a sunnier picture the southern and western areas. keep a lot of cloud from lincolnshire and the midlands and in eastern scotland patchy rain, sleet and hill snow. a windy day for all but gales in parts of the west, tickly western areas of wales, where we could see gusts of 60—70 m

in the peak district and pennines, quite a lot of snow above high levels in particular.k easterly wind. close to freezing in places. not much changing through tomorrow. not much sunshine around as we step outside at 9am. temperatures just above freezing, rain, sleet, mix in many southern areas. freezing, rain, sleet, mix in many southern areas. snow freezing, rain, sleet, mix in many southern areas. snow further north, babs in the northeast and midlands, certainly over the peak district and pennines, we could see further significant snowfall. further north and west into northern ireland and scotland, less in the way of sleet and snow. drier, sunshine across north—west highlands. best of blue skies will probably be found here as well. leaden skies further. rain, sleet and snow, most snow focused over the hills of northern england and it's a killer. something a bit drier in the south—east at times. precious little brightness here. wherever you are, it will feel cold. 2-3d wherever you are, it will feel cold. 2—3din wherever you are, it will feel cold. 2—3d in some places w

over the pennines and peak district that snow is starting to build up.ttle bit icy in places. tomorrow morning there will be more snow falling in there will be more snow falling in the peak district. at the highest levels we could get ten to 15 centimetres. for eastern england, and light covering in places. the cold wind blowing. in paris france are taking on scotland in the six nations. on monday it will be brightening up in the south—west but some really gusty winds developing in south west england and west wales. that could be an issue so we will keep you updated. the tendency next week is for temperatures to edge upwards and some sunshine coming through, especially for the south and west of the uk. get some more detail on our website. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 2pm: president trump says he may rewrite the travel ban on people from seven mainly muslim countries, after his initial attempt was overturned in the courts. we'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options including just filing a brand new order on mon

some of the highest routes will be affected by this snow falling, through the peak district in the pennines lot of dry weather into northern ireland and actually for many of us across the western side and in the north of scotland. into tonight, further patchy rain, sleet and snow to be had. by the end of the night that's reallyjust confined to parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, whereas elsewhere it will be turning dryer. stays very breezy overnight. temperatures will fall off a bit, but only a patchy frost. that's most reliable across parts of north—west scotland, under clear skies here, some places may be about —5 as monday begins. now, a different picture tomorrow because we get some brighter skies coming in across southern and western parts of the uk. still rather cloudy from lincolnshire through yorkshire, north—east england into eastern scotland, patchy rain and hill snow in eastern scotland. some gales developing in western parts and some really gusty winds in west wales, through cardigan bay up towards anglesey, for example, could get some gusts around 60—70 mph. doubl

certainly some snow over the pennines and the peak district.res hovering close to freezing wherever you are. another raw feeling day. i think the pennines will be the focus for any disruptive snowfall. the worst of it in the higher up you go. there will be rain and sleet elsewhere. no great amount of snow. something drier in the south—east. the chill will be accentuated by a brisk easterly wind. temperatures in some places no more than two or three degrees. temperatures will be slow to rise through the early part of next week. it is going to be a struggle but by midweek, for some of us, it will begin to feel a bit like spring.

further snowfall on the snowdonia, the peak district and the pennines.he'll accentuated by the wind which will strengthen further through the night. more by further through the night. more rugby taking place... cold and damp. the wind will strengthen further and by monday a good gale blowing across western coasts and hills, watch out for that. increasing amounts of sunshine spreading up from the south and it will make all the difference to the feel of the weather, temperatures higher so still pretty raw across the north—east. we do lose the blues, the yellows take over, it may take some time to warm up over, it may take some time to warm up in some places but it is heading in the right direction. many of us struggling, three or a degrees and a slow rise but by midweek with sunshine and double digit temperatures, it should feel better. the latest headlines. us president donald trump has told reporters he will bring forward a new executive order to replace the proposed travel ban suspended by the courts. it barred entry to the us from citizens of seven mai

heavy snow across the pennines. that snow will build up in the high pennines, the north york moors.re, maybe across east anglier. furtherwest, cloud for the day on sunday. thickening up again, with some patches of rain. might geta again, with some patches of rain. might get a few spells here in west wales. northern ireland starting off ona wales. northern ireland starting off on a cloudy note. through the rest of the day, again, generally cloudy skies, patches of rain working in. there will tend to be a transition from back to line at low elevations but further heavy snowfall across the alpines. another cold day wherever you are. six nations rugby plaoufs to paris, france take —— moves to paris, france taking on scotland. temperatures warmer here, 7 degrees. there'll be subtle changes in our weather early next week. the pressure pattern shifting a little, winds coming from a south—easterly direction. not quite as cold for england and wales for potential for sharp frost for northern areas of scotland. for monday, still a cold wind, knocking the edge off the temperatures but they'll b

across some eastern counties of england, further snow over the peak district in the pennines.d. for the rest of us, a lot of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, the focus for disruptive snow will be up over the higher part of the peak district are pennines. a bit drier across the south—east, the best of the sunshine across the far north—west. it will not be worn anywhere, temperatures struggling up to two, three degrees. the signs of spring, it will be a bit of a struggle through the early part of victory, but by the middle of the week it will feel a lot nicer. particularly in the sunshine. this is bbc news. i‘m shaun ley. the headlines at 7pm: president trump says he‘s considering a new travel ban on people from 7 mainly muslim countries — after his first attempt was blocked by the courts. we‘ll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options including just filing a brand new order on monday. a call to make the uk more welcoming for commonwealth citizens — post brexit — starting with a change to border controls. in the commons brexit vote — don‘t do it again. lord dubs, a c

east of the pennines, gusty winds. perpendicular to the flow of traffic across the a1.ther fronts and low—pressures will move into the north and west. it looks like it could be potentially turbulent around the middle of the week, but generally speaking, later, it gets less mild. i will see you again in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get a pay increase of up to £5,000. iraqi forces say they have captured several villages on the first day of their offensive to retake western mosul from so called islamic state. save the children warn 350,000 children are trapped in the city. this is iraq's last city held by the islamic state. the assault on it is now underway. the chief executive of sainsbury‘s has called for "fundamental reforms" to business rates, amid concerns increases could spark high street store closures. james mattis disagrees that donald trump that the press are the enemy. we sometimes disagree with the press, and i don't have any issues with the press. what next for lincol

so bear that in mind fivejourney in pennines at the moment.u will encounter more snow for a few more hours. this is the picture at 6.00pm. away from northern england not much wet weather. some snow drift through wales, for example. another area of rainfall points to northern ireland deeper into the evening, so some outbreaks of rain through here. a few showers peppering parts of main lip southern and eastern scotland and still clearer skies in north—west scotland where we will see a frost down to minus—5 or minus—6. elsewhere, where we keep plenty of cloud, temperatures going down and a few spots close to freezing. you will notice later in the night. not a huge amount of weather left. patchy rain, sleet and hill snow for parts of eastern scotla nd hill snow for parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. some areas to the south of the uk will see temperatures go up a few degrees as the night goes on. that ta kes degrees as the night goes on. that takes us into monday morning. a sunnier picture across parts of southern england, south wale