and across scotland to the pennines and across scotland to the south, gale force winds and outbreakss at four;,' as 0xfam admit they ‘failed in moral leadership‘ — the government warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has to step up in terms of tackling what is an industry that has been targeted by individuals. by paedophiles. yes. they are targeting this because of the chaos that we work in. a russian passenger plane — carrying 71 people — has crashed shortly after taking off from moscow. all those on board are believed to have been killed. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, holds talks in myanmar about the return of rohingya muslims.

in the pennines, the hills of wales. in the south, mostly rain.e sunshine, but it's cold, for degrees in belfast. that front moves out of the way and then another one midweek, low pressure a cross then another one midweek, low pressure across the north atlantic, but this one will draw in slightly milderairso, ifany but this one will draw in slightly milder air so, if any snow falls, it will mainly be across the tops of the pennines and scotland. to the south of that, gale force winds and outbreaks of rain. not a pretty picture on wednesday. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: reports from russia say a passenger aircraft with 71 people board has crashed shortly after taking off from domodedovo airport in moscow — officials say all on board have died. as oxfam admit they ‘failed in moral leadership', the government is warning uk charities that funding will be withdrawn if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases the of sexual exploitation by their staff. withdrawn if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual e

across the pennines. in the south it looks like mostly rain.ay afternoon in the west, we have sunshine but cold. the front moves out of the way and we have another midweek. low pressure. this will draw in slightly milderairand if pressure. this will draw in slightly milder air and if snow falls, it will mostly be across the tops of the pennines and across scotland. to the pennines and across scotland. to the south, gale force winds and outbreaks of rain. not a pretty picture on wednesday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. a russian passenger plane carrying 71 people has crashed shortly after taking off from moscow. everybody on board has been killed. the government warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has to step up in terms of tackling what is an industry that has been targeted by individuals. by paedophiles. yes. they are targeting this because of the chaos that we work in. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, holds talks in

they are producing some snow, for western scotland, northwest in and added to the pennines.the hills we will see several centimetres accumulating. especially into western scotland. further east you are today, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, so it isjust an indication of some of the showers. but, you get the idea. there are gaps between them, you can see the greenland indicating that you might see some sunshine, the odd shower of either sleep —— either asleep or heal. the rest the uk will avoid them and stay dry. temperatures are down compared with yesterday. around 3-7d. down compared with yesterday. around 3—7d. everywhere will feel a bit squad than that —— will feel a bit colder. snow showers into northern ireland, western scholars, if you enter the midlands. very few go to eastern and southern miss part in the uk. it is clear, it is frosty wherever you are. it is icy where you have these snow showers, so things could be a bit tricky on monday morning. on through monday, you keep these snow showers for longer in the day, but eventually, for many, a lot of quiet

both islands, north—west england, the pennines, north wales, the midlands.ere you have these as well. southern and eastern parts will be clear, cold and frosty. a widespread frost as monday begins. through monday, wintry showers into the north—west. even gradually after nic starts. many, a lot of dry, quite sunny starts. many, a lot of dry, quite sunny on starts. many, a lot of dry, quite sunny on monday. temperatures by degree or so higher for some sunny on monday. temperatures by degree or so higherfor some of us. the winds picking up on the west late in the day. we have an atlantic weather system coming in. i suppose getting closer together, gales developing over the rest of coast. moisture coming into cold air. this weather friend will produce some rain, sleet and snow. we could all season rain, sleet and snow. we could all season significance snow when scotla nd season significance snow when scotland going into tuesday morning, over the hills of northern neighbour does well. a week of changeable weather. rain and snow at times. some destructive snow. it

even some gaps appearing to the east of the pennines and north—east of scotla nd of the pennines andder by the end of the week. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... president trump has said that making schools safer will be his administration's top priority after 17 people were shot dead at a high school near miami. the former youth football coach, barry bennell, has been convicted of the remaining seven charges against him relating to the sexual abuse of boys in his care. south africa's newly—elected president, cyril ramaphosa, has been sworn in. he replaces jacob zuma, who resigned last night. russia has strongly denied being behind lastjune's cyber—attack, which affected companies around the world. a former oxfam director has responded to allegations that he paid for prostitutes while working for the charity in haiti and chad. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. can highly process

continuing to feed the snow showers into northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, pennines things could be tricky on monday morning on untreated surfaces. we keep the snow showers in western scotland for a while longer, they will eventually fade. a lot of quiet, clear fine sunny weather around for many on monday. changing to south—westerly, becoming a little bit less cold, but still on the cold side. this weather system coming in monday night into tuesday from the atlantic, with strong winds, gail is developing a hurdle victor western coasts, and we will feed rain sleet and snow across the uk -- will feed rain sleet and snow across the uk —— gales developing ahead of it on western coasts. a week producing more changeable weather, rain and snow at times and often windy with a risk of gales, that his how the week is shaping up. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 1:00pm. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by st

winteriness across east anglia up into lincolnshire the eastern side of northern england, east of the pennines is where they could be icy issues as well as whether snow showers in the north but barbecue showers which fade in eastern areas and i2 but barbecue showers which fade in eastern areas and 12 parts of pembrokeshire and cornwall and devon it looks drier tomorrow. the wind is not as strong so it should feel less cold, quite pleasant in the sunshine. we do have a problem waiting in the wings. that is the issue for the weekend as we were talking about yesterday, the band of rain comes into the cold air sewer wintry mix, it will be cold and there could be snow as it arrives across the highlands of scotland and northern england and it brightens from northern england and eastern parts of england have a brighter day than tomorrow and are less cold one because we lose the wind. but for many it looks cloudy with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow on the hills and may wintry mix. for the rugby, of course the six nations kicks off this weekend. in wales they play scotland, some cold rain around her

more snow in the north east into the pennines, locally up to 15 centimetres in those amber warning areasstill be wintry flurries in eastern parts of england and eastern scotland today. further west a bit drier, but a cold day. these are maximum temperature is at best. tonight heavy snow showers moving in across eastern parts of england into eastern and central areas of scotla nd eastern and central areas of scotland by the early hours of wednesday morning. again, a very cold night and temperatures down to minus fourand minus cold night and temperatures down to minus four and minus eight degrees. 0n minus four and minus eight degrees. on wednesday morning the focus of the snow will be across the north east of england, made scotland up into the north east, 5—10 centimetres, perhaps more, expected on wednesday. that could lead to problems here throughout the day. elsewhere, some snow showers in the east, but not as many compared to today. there could be a flurry in north wales and north—west england. but with a stronger wind it will feel bitterly cold. temperatures not much above freezing.

clear skies. selling the pennines. further says, dry story. clearskies. it selling the pennines. you are with patchy frost around. there will be some nice to watch out for in some areas. we have that risk in the morning, friday morning, along with more snow showers. further south, morning, along with more snow showers. furthersouth, it showers. further south, it is a drier picture with lighter winds and gaps in the cloud. we should see sunny spells. the dutch mild. double figures in the south. quite cold across the north with more showers asi across the north with more showers as i mentioned. into the weekend, saturday will see sunny spells. milder conditions as we head into sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... president trump has said that making schools safer will be his administration's top priority, after 17 people were shot dead at a high school near miami. the former youth football coach, barry bennell, has been convicted of the remaining seven charges against him relating to the sexual abuse of boys in his care. south africa's newly—elected president, cyril ramaphosa

certainly in central and southern scotland and the pennines. the north sea, skies brightening up. cold air, sunshine and wintry showers. temperature—wise, 5—8. and other system moving in from the west on wednesday. it could bring disruptive snow. heavy snow in central and southern scotland in the final of england. further south, largely southern scotland in the final of england. furthersouth, largely of rain. -- england. furthersouth, largely of rain. —— far north of. keep tuned to the weather forecast. this is bbc world news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: tensions between israel and syria escalate after cross—border confrontations between israeli warplanes and iranian—backed forces in syria israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for the day's aggression. we'll continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security. at least 19 people have died in hong kong after a double decker bus overturned, the driver's been arrested. haiti's ambassador tells the bbc he believes the charity 0xfam covered up a sc

further snow to come on tra ns—pennine routes further snow to come on trans—pennine routes on the welshtal flooding on the southern coastal flooding on the southern coastal areas as we go through the next couple of hours. and improving day for most, we will see the cloud breaking up in the west, sunshine comes out. sleet and of lorries in western scotland and the far north of northern ireland later, some outbreaks to the east of england and a chilly day, 4—7 for many. —— sleet and snow flores. into the night the cloud in eastern england will gradually break up and eastern areas will see temperatures dropping the furthest tonight, the risk of frost anywhere to begin with and where you have the rain and snow today, highs to ta ke have the rain and snow today, highs to take us into tomorrow morning ahead of the next weather system working in —— ice. another windy day as the weather front works its way in. but the difference tomorrow is we will see a slightly milder set of conditions. tomorrow, cold, as the weather front hits the cold air, snow falling in the scottish hills and the hills of

snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlandsing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the suspect in america's latest high school shooting appears in court charged with 17 counts of murder. 19—year—old nikolas cruz is accused of carrying out his killing spree at a ca

possibly a little bit of sleet and snow getting over the pennines, and the eastern fixtures in scotlandg to stay dry by any means at all. less in the way of rain or snow on sunday. there will be some snow showers coming down on this noticeable north—easterly wind into the far south—east. best of the sunshine — scotland and into northern ireland. and, if you're heading as far as italy for england's fixture on sunday, well, there really won't be many issues with the weather there, we suspect. so, the weekend — a real mishmash. the rain and snow come sunday will eventually ease across many parts, but it will remain cloudy and there will be that cold wind. monday is very much more straightforward until we bring more moisture from the atlantic. and tuesday's weather's going to be really tricky because there could be quite significant amounts of snow right across the heart of the british isles. stay up to date on the forecast for that one. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the british prime

time the front reaches us around rush hour, it is producing snow from the hills of wales, in the penninesareas so it could be a tricky rush—hour on tuesday across the country but through the afternoon the front pushes towards the east and in the south it will be mostly sleet and rain. at this stage at least no real problems with snow in the south also in the afternoon it is looking brighter on tuesday. looking at midweek, one weather front has left us, another comes our way, more low this is separate. there was the initialfund this is separate. there was the initial fund and another with some snow in the north, rain in the south and some strong winds. 0n snow in the north, rain in the south and some strong winds. on this occasion, the winds will be relatively mild, temperatures of ten 01’ relatively mild, temperatures of ten or 11 relatively mild, temperatures of ten or11 in the relatively mild, temperatures of ten or 11 in the south, much too mild for snow, five or six in the north so for snow, five or six in the north so there could some settling in the hills on wednesday. 0n so there c

top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as thatver salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. that weather system eventually pushes through. low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday. quite a few isobars on that chart so the wind will be a noticeable feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying

snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk for first thing on wednesday. you c

top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as that keeps journeying ever further eastwards and it comes up over salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in here, trying to dominate the scene, at least across the southern half of the british isles. but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some sho

maybe the centimetres across the pennines.day, we are between systems so the weather is looking decent. cold after a frosty start. on thursday the temperatures will pick up. we will see cloud and rain coming in. beyond that, it will turn colder again. this is the summary turn colder again. this is the summary for the week. cold, widespread frosts around, and it will be cold enough for some snow in some areas. i know i am hedging my bets, but you know what forecasting is like in the uk! this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8pm. the cabinet is more united than the brexiteers think, says amber rudd, ahead of a crucial few days for the negotiations. we meet in the committee, we meet privately for discussions and i think we will arrive at something which suits us all. two people have been killed and more than 100 injured, after two trains collided with each other in the united states. south africa's president, jacob zuma, is being urged to step down as leader of the anc, during a meeting with top party officials

snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlandsre we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: nikolas cruz, the teenager accused of killing 17 people at his former florida high school, appears in court. we speak live to one teacher who witnessed the carnage as

for a time fells, the peaks and the pennines fora time and fells, the peaks and the pennines for a times well. that is your weather —— temperatures lifting. today at 5: a high—level resignation at oxfam following the allegations of sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti. the charity‘s deputy chief executive said she took full responsibility for the scandal surrounding aid workers seven years ago, as labour demanded more openness. oxfam should have been more open and clear about it at the very beginning. both the charity commission and the department of international development, who were funding part of the work that they do. we‘ll have the latest developments and we‘ll be talking to an mp and former aid worker. the other main stories on bbc news at 5: in the grand canyon have been named — three other britons and the pilot were injured when the helicopter went down.

over the pennines, central southern scotland could see quite a lot of snow as this weather front moves through the course of tuesday with skies brightening up behind, but we will see further wintry showers moving into scotland and northern ireland. and those temperatures again chilly — 4—6 celsius. a brief ridge of high pressure calms things down as we head on in towards wednesday. the next weather system moves in off the atlantic, and it's a repeat performance once again. it bumps into that cold air, we could see disruptive some snow across the northern half of the country. 10cm to maybe 20cm of snow over the higher ground of scotland, in fact, and even snow down to lower levels. further south, it will be mainly of rain. but it's going to be quite a messy day, i think, on wednesday. maybe something a little less cold across the south but it's still going to feel on the chilly side. as we head on through the rest of the week, thursday and friday looks much of the same — on the chilly side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nk

but dry to start with to the western side of the pennines, through northern ireland, the west midlandso that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're looking at a fair amount of cloud and the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7, 8 or 9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud, which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday, but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a r

snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too.hen further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit winter across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. 4 or 5 degrees. this front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies after that falling snow and the moisture lying around, widespread frost developing. ice a risk first thing wednesday. we're talking about quite a widespread frost first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost a

but dry to start with to the western side of the pennines, through northern ireland, the west midlandsat bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're looking at a fair amount of cloud and the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent.

some know for a time in the pennines but either way further north and south it gets out of the way forinds and temperatures down in single figure, i will have another update later. this is bbc news. i'm vicky young. the headlines at 11pm: hospital a&e‘s in england record one of their worst ever waiting times last month, with a thousand patients trapped on trolleys for more than 12 hours. adding to the problems in hospitals, a report finds social care is being undermined by a lack of government planning and funding. interest rates remain on hold for now, but the bank of england says they could rise sooner than anticipated following stronger global growth. and on newsnight tonight, on the eve of a big exhibition, the designer and activist katherine hamnett talks about political teeshirts and this unique one she wore for a memorable meeting with mrs thatcher in 1984.

some disruptive snow likely as it moves eastwards over the high ground of northern england, the penninesthern scotland. it will be windy as well with gales of up to 60 mph particular over the hills and in exposure. tuesday morning could have some disruption from the snow and ice in the north, central and southern scotland. keep tuned to the weather forecast on tuesday morning before heading out. the east will stay quite damp at the front clears, but the west it will brighten up with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again into wednesday, the next system coming in from the south—west bringing windy weather with gales and some rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland with a bit less cold air associated with the system but a lot of rain, something slightly milder in the south but still cold in the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the international development secretary threatens to cut off state funding to oxfam over its handling of the prostitution scandal involving aid workers. if the moral leaders

snow is likely as it continues to move eastwards over the higher ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southern scotland. it will be windy, with gales around, a0 to 60 mile an hour gusts, particularly over the hills. tuesday morning could bring disruption from the snow and ice across northern england, central and southern scotland. keep an eye on your weather forecast before you head out. eastern areas will stay damp as the weather front clears away further west and it brightens up again with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again on wednesday. the next weather system comes sweeping in from the south—west to bring windy weather with gales and rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland again as we see a little less cold air associated with this weather system, but there will be a lot of rain around. slightly milder in the south, but still cold in the north. hello. this is bbc news. i don't know what they are laughing at! we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the

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possibly a little bit of sleet and snow getting over the pennines, and the eastern fixtures in scotlandody is going to stay dry by any means at all. less in the way of rain or snow on sunday. there will be some snow showers coming down on this noticeable north—easterly wind into the far south—east. best of the sunshine — scotland and into northern ireland. and, if you're heading as far as italy for england's fixture on sunday, well, there really won't be many issues with the weather there, we suspect. so, the weekend — a real mishmash. the rain and snow come sunday will eventually ease across many parts, but it will remain cloudy and there will be that cold wind. monday is very much more straightforward until we bring more moisture from the atlantic. and tuesday's weather's going to be really tricky because there could be quite significant amounts of snow right across the heart of the british isles. stay up to date on the forecast for that one. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. the number of men dying from prostate cancer overtakes the number of women kill

snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too.ible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a very messy picture. keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day then pans out. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk for first thing on wednesday. you can see, we

but dry to start with to the western side of the pennines, through northern ireland, the west midlandsbut go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're looking at a fair amount of cloud and the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold c

moves eastwards over the high ground of northern england, the high ground of northern england, the penniness well with sales of up to 60 mph particular over the hills and in exposure. tuesday morning could have some disruption from the snow and ice in the north, central and southern scotland. keep tuned to the weather forecast on tuesday morning before heading out. the east will stay quite damp at the front clears, but the west it will brighten up with sunshine and wintry showers. we do it all again into wednesday, the next system coming in from the south—west bringing windy weather with gales and some rain, sleet and snow. the sleet and snow will be confined to the hills of the far north of england and scotland with a bit less cold air associated with the system but a lot of rain, something slightly milder in the south but still cold in the north. a warm welcome to bbc world news today. i'm celia hatton. our top stories... a russian passenger plane carrying 71 people has crashed shortly after taking off from a moscow airport. officials say there are no sui’vivoi’s. the leader of south afri

there aresomecloudte pennines. a lot of dry weather the pennines. a lot of dry weather on offer.an, this is the weather for you. this is on offer. if you have a plan, this is the weatherfor you. this is not the cold weather yet. with clear skies, temperatures dipping t ' t” t’."% somewhere t ' tt" tt.tt% somewhere in the overnight. somewhere in the countryside could well be down to minus single figures. in major towns and cities, we are subzero. for sunday, glorious start. again, if you want to be out and about, get a ¥§e £5222ij -. .— nae nae- .— -,-- - ‘ layers ¥§e £5222ij -. .— nae nae- .— -,-- - ‘layers on. we ¥§e £5222ij -. .— nae nae- .— -,-- - ‘ layers on. we are seeing the few layers on. we are seeing the other side of winter. it is the cold. year is winter on its way. we beginning to indicate the first are beginning to indicate the first signs of snow showers wanting to get in on unnoticeable north—easterly wind. are the in on unnoticeable north—easterly wind. - are the temperatures are wind. there are the temperatures are expected to see on your thermometers. adding in

an amber weather warning is in place. and the north pennines. off for several days.roads were closed including part of the ai. and cancelled as teams work to clear snow and ice from the runway. the weather has caused disruption. i'm attempting to head back to inverness. stayed overnight and i'm attempting to get back. conditions are not as bad in the north as they are, here. this seems to be the worst affected area. straight back home again. by the time we get home. it has been a slow morning, without much progress. winds driving heavy snow. scotland and the north are braced for a difficult night ahead. in a moment we'll talk to ben ando who is in peterborough. but first let's speak to alison freeman who is in newcastle. how are things there? been experiencing here in the north—east. north—east. been a huge amount of disruption as snow has fallen onto compacted ice. snow has fallen onto compacted ice. been affected suffering closures at one point or another. one point or another. travel unless you absolutely have too. too. cancelled from both durham and newcastle. ne

of us will wake up to it, the southern uplands of scotland where we saw snow overnight in in the penninesver the next couple of days and in fact it has turned colder today and who will season snow showers around as well. if an inland to relatively low levels towards northern and western parts of the uk, some snow, compared with yesterday sampath, sunny spells around so it is and gloom but it is going to feel colder across the uk today compared with yesterday. what has happened ? today compared with yesterday. what has happened? 0n the satellite, one area of cloud that brought yesterday's weather is moving away and this speckled cloud on the atla ntic tells and this speckled cloud on the atlantic tells you it is colder air coming in and there are showers around. these lumps of white other snow showers coming into particularly this morning western scotla nd particularly this morning western scotland and northern ireland, filtering through north—west england, into wales and the south—west. any of these will be of snow and hail and some will drift east during the days of the close —— the some

over the pennines, central southern scotland could see quite a lot of snow as this weather front movesnd. and those temperatures again chilly — 4—6 celsius. a brief ridge of high pressure calms things down as we head on in towards wednesday. the next weather system moves in off the atlantic, and it‘s a repeat performance once again. it bumps into that cold air, we could see disruptive some snow across the northern half of the country. 10cm to maybe 20cm of snow over the higher ground of scotland, in fact, and even snow down to lower levels. further south, it will be mainly of rain. but it‘s going to be quite a messy day, i think, on wednesday. maybe something a little less cold across the south but it‘s still going to feel on the chilly side. as we head on through the rest of the week, thursday and friday looks much of the same — on the chilly side. this is bbc news. the headlines: tensions between israel and syria have intensified after israeli fighter planes launched bombing raids across the border following the shooting down of one of its jets. israel says it‘s been targeting irania

by wednesday, there is the potential across the peaks and pennines to see as much as ten to 15 centimetresin, a bitterly cold day. wednesday onwards, the temperatures models start to disagree. one tomorrow takes the low pressure and keeps it across the new continent which is good news for the uk because it means a quiet spell of weather but another temperatures tomorrow wants to dry that area of low pressure further north and centre it across the uk. there is a grey deal of uncertaintyjust how far north or how far south this low is going to be sitting. the un security council struggles to agree on a ceasefire as bombardment continues of civilians trapped in syria. for the sixth day in a row syrian air strikes hit the rebel held enclave of eastern ghouta. dozens are reported to have been killed today, over a00 this week, with medical supplies running out. we'll bring you the latest from the security council as world leaders plea for the carnage to be stopped. also tonight.... eu leaders meet without theresa may and warn the uk can't cherry pick its terms and to think otherwise is an illusio

and peak district and what sta rts pennines and peak district and what starts off as cold rain acrossof four, five or 6 degrees but feeling chilly and a grey leaden skies. more cloud on sunday across england and wales, strengthening wind across the south—east making it feel quite bitter and best of the sunshine for the north of scotland and northern ireland. early next week monday night into tuesday a band of snow potentially moving its way in, the main uncertainty is how far east it pushes but nevertheless to monday into tuesday it looks like some of us could be looking at some fairly heavy snow and that is most likely across western parts of the uk. the finsbury park terror attack — a man's found guilty of murder and attempted murder after ploughing a van into a group of muslims. 48—year—old darren osborne deliberately killed one man and injured several others near a north london mosque in an act of terrorism. radicalised online within weeks, he wanted to kill as many muslims as possible, and waved as he was arrested. the online material played a significant role in relation to his

ten centimetres over the pennines not impossible, to the three centimetres in towns and cities, enoughad, between weather systems so are a lot of fine, bright weather if not sunny. two to three at best. by sunday things will cloud over and cause rain. staying cold for most of the week, widespread frost where the skies clear and some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: top party officials meet president jacob zuma, as pressure continues to grow on the south african leader to leave office. two trains collide in the us state of south carolina, killing two people, with more than 100 injured. protestors in greece call on the government not to allow its northern neighbour to call itself macedonia. and, in a tense final, the philadelphia eagles beat the new england patriots to claim theirfirst super bowl victory.

snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlandsnorthern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story: more details continue to emerge about the american teenager suspected of a gun attack on his former high school. 19—year—old nikolas cruz has appeared at court in florida, charged with 17 counts of premedit

but dry to start with to the western side of the pennines, through northern ireland, the west midlands from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're looking at a fair amount of cloud and the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking to the atlan

ten centimetres zero impossible over the pennines. cold. by thursday it looks as if things will cloud over and there will be some rain. it will stay cold through most of the week, there will be widespread frost but this guy is clear and some snow. —— widespread frost where the sky is clear. this is business briefing, i‘m sally bundock. a break from tradition. jerome powell takes over from janet yellen as chair of the fed. it is the first time in nearly 40 years the head of the us central bank has served just one term in office. lift—off for ryanair. the world‘s busiest international airline is expecting to announce a jump in sales following the collapse of some of its european rivals. and on the markets, asia follows wall street‘s lead with heavy losses. shares across the region on course for the biggest drop for 14 months.

but dry to start with to the western side of the pennines, through northern ireland, the west midlandsnywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're looking at a fair amount of cloud and the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed onto the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking t

.;;§;>‘3: ll .l l l.l and the pennines. this band peaks and the pennines.and will feel cool. there is some sunshine, but temperatures only around 4 degrees. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: 0xfam's deputy chief executive penny lawrence resigns amid a scandal surrounding aid workers seven years ago, as labour demanded more openness. 0xfam should have been more open and clear about it at the very beginning. both, too, the charity commission and to the department of international development, who were funding part of the work that they do. the three britons killed in helicopter crash in the grand canyon have been named. three other britons and the pilot were injured when the helicopter went down. theresa may and the irish prime minister have been holding talks with the main political parties in northern ireland, to urge them to restore devolved government. the democratic unionists and sinn fein say they've made progress in discussions during the past few days. the future of south africa's president, jacob zuma, hangs in the balance as the

top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as thatg ever further eastwards and it comes up over salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. that weather system eventually pushes through. low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday. quite a few isobars on that chart so the wind will be a noticeable feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressur

it looks like england and wales will bear the brunt the southern flank, slow across the pennines.—westerly cold winds and temperatures well down into single figures. another update later. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. our top stories — british politicians travel to the us to grill social media companies about how fake news is spread on their platforms. japanese firms tell theresa may they will not continue to operate in britain if brexit trade barriers affect their profitability. coming up in the next half hour — in afghanistan us forces launch precision missiles and turn their fire power on the taliban. both the united states and north korea engage in propaganda exercises ahead of the 2018 winter olympics that get under way tomorrow. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag... in what is perhaps a taste of things to come in afghanistan later this year, an american b—52 bomber dropped 24 precision—guided missiles this week on taliban training camps. the us military said the attack on badakhshan in the north east of t

top end of the pennines as well and even a wee bit further south there's just the chance that as thatcomes up over salisbury plain, the chilterns, i wouldn't be surprised if you told me you saw something just a wee bit wintry about proceedeings there. i don't think it's going to amount to a whole can of beans in the south but they will be significant depths further north. 5—8 will cover it for many, a wee bit milder out to the west, ten or 11 here perhaps. that weather system eventually pushes through. low pressure still dominating the scene in many parts of the british isles for thursday. quite a few isobars on that chart so the wind will be a noticeable feature of the day on thursday. but having said that, you know what, in many areas it's going to be a decent day. in eastern scotland and much of england and wales, dry, fine and sunny and temperatures in double figures across the south. there will be more showers in western scotland and northern ireland as well. as we go from thursday pushing towards the end of the week, see this ridge of high pressure just beginning to build in her