pennines as well but it is in the pennines as well but it is in the sheltered areas that we will findpressure to the south of the uk bringing rain so we are left with the run of strong east or north easterly winds. they could be rain overnight across southern parts of england to clear away but on the whole, more sunshine for england and wales and northern ireland doing well with southern scotland as well but played there will be more cloud across northern scotland and it is turning cooler there but further south in the sunshine, 18 degrees will feel pleasant enough despite those stronger winds. pleasant enough despite those strongerwinds. heading into pleasant enough despite those stronger winds. heading into the early part of next week and the wins will be lighter but changing directions to a more of a northerly and that will bring cooler air down across the country so cooler weather for the early part of next week and probably a lot of cloud. it is doing fine and dry for the most part and april looks like it would be drier than average for the uk as a whole. his dozens more were inj

the pennines could be gusty as well. temperatures of 16-18 c, could be gusty as well.6—18 c, a few degrees cooler along the east coast. the same weather pattern into the second half of the weekend, high pressure to the north of the uk, a big area of low pressure to the south, bringing more rain into continental europe. more rain into continental europe. more rain into continental europe. more rain in the far south of england overnight gets pushed away and there will be more sunshine on sunday for england and wales, northern ireland and southern scotland. more cloud coming into northern scotland. here, it will be turning colour, i suspect. 18 celsius with sunshine, evenin suspect. 18 celsius with sunshine, even in that wind, should feel pleasant for this time of year. in the early part of next week, the winds will be lighter and we will be getting cooler air. the cold air may well miss us but it looks cooler, at least for the first part of next week. and probably there will be a lot of cloud around. once again, it is still dried.— is still dried. darren, thank you very

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennines feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines — the ukraine war — we report on the scenes of devastation in borodyanka near the capital, kyiv, after it was targeted by russian missiles. under the laws of war, killing civilians and wanton destruction are both crimes unless,

strong winds across north sea coasts, and the pennines.s. today at five... satellite images have been released, which are said to show a mass burial site near mariupol. the un warns of growing evidence of war crimes in ukraine. the ministry of defence says it's looking at sending british tanks to poland, allowing warsaw to send its own soviet—era tanks to ukraine. prosecutors in portugal declare an official suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, who went missing during a family holiday nearly 15 years ago. it's understood to be this man, christian brueckner, a convicted sex offender currently injail in germany. he denies involvement. at least 33 people die in a suicide attack at a mosque in the northern afghan city of kunduz. the seven—year—old boy who died after an asthma attack — his mother, accused of prioritising her drug addiction

a few showers it could trigger off the scottish borders and through the pennines, but north that we are see highs of 17 celsius. that colour trend to set in on tuesday and wednesday, temperatures are struggling a little. not much in the way of sunshine either but one thing to note is no significant rain. that is it, enjoy your weekend. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world... moscow claims that more than1 million people have been evacuated from ukraine to russia since the start of the conflict. ukraine accuses russia of stealing several thousand tonnes of grain from its occupied territory. the kremlin has denied any knowledge of the accused theft. a british mp accused of watching pornography in parliament rejects calls to resign, saying he will stand down if an inquiry finds him guilty. police officers searching for 33—year—old katie who went missing weeks ago have found the body of a woman. emergency workers are still counting the casualties after a deadly suicide attack during friday prayers in kabul.

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennines many come thursday afternoon, but it will feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... the ukraine war: we visit the scenes of devastation in borodyanka near the capital kyiv, after it was targeted by russian missiles. under the laws of war, killing civilians and wanto

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennines but it will feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. this is bbc news. the headlines... ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has told the un that russia has committed the worst war crimes since world war ii. russian troops have withdrawn from the town of borodyanka where it's feared there could be hundreds of people trapped in the rubble beneath bombe

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the penninesne for many come thursday afternoon, but it will feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main new stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin still calls his invasion of ukraine a special military opera

get breaks towards the south coast, southern corn will come around torbay, the brecon is and the penninesern coastal hills generally staying pretty solidly overcast with further outbreaks of rain. mild, temperatures 12 to 14 degrees. this evening and overnight, we hold on to plenty of cloud. it will make for a mild night for the majority of the uk with temperatures staying in double figures. wetter weather for northern ireland and southern scotland. notice to the north of scotland, double figures to the south across england and wales, northern scotland come across developing with cold arctic air sitting to the far north of the uk at the moment and it looks like that will combine with some of the moisture on tuesday to bring some very heavy snowfall to the highlands and the grampians. persistent snowfall as well lasting a good part of tuesday into wednesday. central belt southwards, rain, quite heavy rain. but across the highlands and grampian, ten to 20 centimetres of snow falling in the 24—hour tuesday into wednesday. further south, brighter skies for england and wales, temperatures up t

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the pennineslier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. welcome to bbc news — i'm chris rogers. our top stories... more sanctions on moscow as the russian retreat from areas near kyiv reveals further evidence of potential war crimes under the laws of war, killing civilians and wanton destruction are both crimes unless it can somehow be proved that that was a military target. sa

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the penninesespecially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines more sanctions on the world's most sanctioned country. the us is expected to unveil new measures targeting russia's economy. a fight for survival. we bring you the stories of businesses in sri lanka trying to stay afloat amid a deepening economic crisis. an unwelcome rise. nati

gusty winds to the west of the pennines as well. weather pattern is still the same as we head into the second half of the weekend. high pressure north of the uk, lower pressure to the south ringing the rain, so left without run of strong winds. could be some rain overnight to clear away, but on the whole, more sunshine for england and wales. northern ireland doing quite well. i think there will be more cloud and it is turning cooler, but further south, 18 degrees will feel pleasant enough. next week, the winds will be lighter and change direction to a northerly, bringing some cooler air down across the country. cooler weather for the early part of next week, and probably a lot of cloud. it is a staying fine and dry for the most part. april looks like it will be drier than average for the uk as a whole. feel quite pleasant despite the wind. hello and welcome to the programme which brings us some of the uk's leading: this with those who write broadcasts datelined london. walking into report through westminster beat for decades now, ne

far north of scotland, triggering a few showers perhaps down through the scottish borders and the pennines—10 here, but further south with a bit more shelter and more sunshine, we might see temperatures peaking at 17 celsius. we keep the cloudy theme, but slightly cooler tuesday into wednesday, but no significant rain for the next few days to come. onside, in front. my kokorin to when it! for manchester united, winning l it! for manchester united, winning coal in the it! for manchester united, winning goal in the last— it! for manchester united, winning goal in the last minute _ good afternoon. a senior conservative mp has accused the government of taking too long to suspend the tory backbencher neil parish, who's been accused of watching pornography on his phone in the commons. caroline nokes, who is chair of the women and equalities committee, said conservative whips had delayed before suspending mr

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the penninesillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just the question about whether it will bring something more wintry. stay tuned. welcome to bbc news. our top stories... killing for pleasure. ukraine's president says russian forces are carrying out the worst war crimes since world war ii. under the laws of war, killing civilians and wanton destruction are both crimes unless it can somehow be proved that that was a military target. satellite images

north of scotland and could trigger a few showers perhaps down through the scottish borders and penninesuth, more chance of a little sunshine coming through. we keep that cloudy theme, slightly cooler tuesday and wednesday, but no significant rain for the next few days to come. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world... moscow claims that more than! million people have been evacuated from ukraine to russia since the start of the conflict. ukraine accuses russia of stealing several hundred thousand tonnes of grain from territory its forces occupy. the kremlin has denied any knowledge of the alleged theft. iam ben i am ben brown live in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. i will have the latest on the heavy in fighting in the eastern front, donbas. police officers searching for 33—year—old katie kenyon — who went missing a week ago — have found the body of a woman. emergency workers are still counting the casualties after a deadly suicide attack during friday prayers in kabul. a british mp accused of watching pornography in parliament

not numerous, but they are popping up and down across the pennines, into central and southern scotland in the south—east of northern ireland. they could pop up anywhere but you would be unlucky to catch more than one. cloud increasing across england and wales, with breaks a bit more in the north back temperatures several degrees down, it does feel chilly or certainly cooler if you are under the cloud and in the breeze. that breeze starts to come down from the north overnight dragging in more cloud, so limiting the foster across the north of scotland but elsewhere, like last night, it will be chilly again and we could have a touch of grass, certainly ground frost, but it means the best of the sunshine will be in the best of the sunshine will be in the morning. we should see more from northern ireland tomorrow. again for western and southern areas, the best of the morning sunshine but we will see a general increase in cloud tomorrow as the day goes on. temperatures struggling because of that breeze coming down from the north and north—east. only nine and ten on the east coast. tomorrow n

they sink south through the course of the day, but still the chance of a wintry element across the penninesut it will feel chillier, especially in contrast to the start of the week. and then cold air right the way across the uk for friday. i think there will be quite a bit of sunshine, some wintry showers in the north and east. biggest question mark — what this area of low pressure deepening to the south of the uk will do. at the moment, it looks like it will slide in to the continent, bringing some very wet and windy weather to northern france. but it also looks like it could bring some very wet weather to the south coast of the uk and be accompanied by strong winds. if it pushes a little further north, there's just good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today. the us and the eu will impose new sanctions on russia in the face of claims of further atrocities. under the laws of war, killing civilians and wanton destruction are both crimes. unless it can somehow be proved that that was a military target. a controversial rise in national insurance to

rainfall picture today you can pick out why some of these showers have been, a few in scotland, the penninesn't a sign of things to come. this weatherfront, a aren't a sign of things to come. this weather front, a weak one tomorrow, will give damp weather into scotland and northern england but it is this area of high pressure thatis but it is this area of high pressure that is significant for the rest of the week. whenever you see that you know there is dry, settled weather on the way. showers and cloud today but that's all melting away this evening. the week weather front will deliver a little patchy rain towards northern and eastern scotland as the night goes on. it'll be cold enough for a touch of frost in the coldest parts of eastern england going into the morning. 0ver parts of eastern england going into the morning. over the next several nights, gardeners, pay attention to the local frost forecast near you. that week weather front takes patchy rain further south through scotland, into north—east england, and yorkshire, brightens up in northern scotland, a brighter day in northern irela

far north of scotland, triggering a few showers perhaps down through the scottish borders and the pennineslsius. we keep the cloudy theme, but slightly cooler tuesday into wednesday, but no significant rain for the next days to come. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines... moscow claims that more than a million people have been evacuated from ukraine to russia since the start of the conflict. ukraine accuses russia of stealing several hundred thousand tonnes of grain from territory its forces occupy. the kremlin has denied any knowledge of the alleged theft. police officers searching for 33—year—old katie kenyon, who went missing a week ago, have found the body of a woman. emergency workers are still counting the casualties after a deadly suicide attack during friday prayers in kabul. a british mp accused of watching pornography in parliament rejects calls to resign, saying he will stand down if an inquiry finds him guilty. now on bbc news — click: could solar solve the energy crisis? as the energy crisis ramps prices up ever higher click explores whether the latest g

be as high as 19 and it's going to be a very blustery day on the north sea coast and across the penninese calls a critical phase of the war. to modernrise teddy roosevelt's famous advice, sometimes, we will speak softly and carry a largejavelin, because we're sending a lot of those in as well. as president putin claims to have taken control of mariupol, we report on how some have managed to leave the besieged city. also in the programme, borisjohnson will become the first uk prime minister to be investigated for claims that he deliberately misled parliament.

scotland, the have been, a few in scotland, the pennines, and further west through england. the odd heavy one has fallen in a couple of spots but they aren't a sign of things to come. this weatherfront, a aren't a sign of things to come. this weather front, a weak one tomorrow, will give damp weather into scotland and northern england but it is this area of high pressure thatis but it is this area of high pressure that is significant for the rest of the week. whenever you see that you know there is dry, settled weather on the way. showers and cloud today but that's all melting away this evening. the week weather front will deliver a little patchy rain towards northern and eastern scotland as the night goes on. it'll be cold enough for a touch of frost in the coldest parts of eastern england going into the morning. over the next several nights, gardeners, pay attention to the local frost forecast near you. that week weather front takes patchy rain further south through scotland, into north—east england, and yorkshire, brightens up in northern scotland, a brighter day in north

friday, a fair bit of cloud, thick enough for rain and drizzle across southern areas, across the penninesd, the odd shower, brisk winds and temperatures up to 90 celsius. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. western allies promise more military aid for ukraine, as fighting intensifies along a 300—mile frontline in the east of the country. the uk prime minister appeals for support among conservative mps — ahead of tomorrow's vote on whether he should be investigated over claims he misled parliament. the chinese city tung—shun, of nearly eight million people, joins shanghai in a full covid lockdown, as authorities are determined to fight the latest wave of infections. prince harry talks about catching up with the queen for the first time in two years, in an interview with us television. it was just so nice to see her. she was in great form. she's always got a great sense of humour with me.

brisk easterly winds, strongest a lot the east coast and the west of the pennines, gusty winds, highers, which are said to show a mass burial site near mariupol, in the south of the country. borisjohnson is completing his visit to india — a new defence partnership has been signed — but the prime minister still can't escape questions about his leadership. what people want in our country is for the government to get on and focus on what we were elected on, thatis focus on what we were elected on, that is what we are going to do. let's go back to ukraine — and the un human rights office has issued a damning statement, describing the war in ukraine as a "horror story of violations against civilians", in which respect for international law has been "tossed aside". the un monitoring mission in ukraine has also documented the unlawful killing of 50 civilians in bucha, north west of kyiv. our correspondent anna foster is in kyiv. we are talking about some we are not very far away from where you are, what is the un seeing about what is found there? they describe a litany of torture, sexual viol

for much _ showers across the pennines. for much of— showers across the pennines.ross the north—west of scotland. _ rain across the north—west of scotland, accompanied by some strong winds and _ scotland, accompanied by some strong winds and our temperature range is nine to— winds and our temperature range is nine to 17— winds and our temperature range is nine to 17 degrees. this evening and overnight. _ nine to 17 degrees. this evening and overnight, many but not on the showers — overnight, many but not on the showers were fake, the rain continues— showers were fake, the rain continues to push south eastwards across— continues to push south eastwards across parts of scotland and under clear— across parts of scotland and under clear skies — across parts of scotland and under clear skies we will see patchy mist and fog _ clear skies we will see patchy mist and fog form. cold in parts of scotland _ and fog form. cold in parts of scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow the mist and fog lifts, we still have _ tomorrow the mist and fog lifts, we still have a — tomorrow

a few scattered showers across the scottish border through the pennines likely throughout the day.red for easter. you did. you are only as good — i delivered for easter. you did. you are only as good as _ i delivered for easter. you did. you are only as good as your— i delivered for easter. you did. you are only as good as your current. are only as good as your current weather forecast, louise. i better go then! see you later. local elections take place across the uk on thursday, and here on breakfast, we're talking to all the main parties which are fielding candidates. today, it's the turn of the scottish green party, whose co—leader patrick harvie joins us now from glasgow. good morning to you. thank you for being with us today. lots of different priorities in these level elections. i wonder what you are focusing on, what are the priorities of people locally in scotland? or big of people locally in scotland? a big thin for of people locally in scotland? a big thing for us — of people locally in scotland? a big thing for us in _ of people locally in scotland? a big thing for us in

but we will have gusty winds tomorrow, noticeably so, gusting as much as 45 mph across the pennines, still going to be noticeably windy through this weekend. on saturday, there will be more cloud around than there is going to be on friday, and some spots of rain coming out of the cloud. drier and brighter across scotland and northern ireland with some sunshine, and still feeling cool along the north sea coastline. but temperatures down a touch anyway. at best, we are looking at 16 or 17 degrees. sunday still sees the potential for showers across the south—west and for the rest of us, a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers. in the afternoon, we are likely to see a few in scotland and northern england and still, that easterly breeze making it feel cool along the north sea coastline but as we push further west, top temperatures 17 or 18. the guards playing happy birthday for the queen on her 96th birthday. i apologise that we just cut the end of that, we thought it would start to bang on 11 but they went early with that, but it is of course the queen's 96 birthday today and th

a bit more cloud with the odd spot of rain across the pennines, gusty wind here.ather easton have a very special friendship — born of adversity. vita is the surrogate who saved heather from the grief of infertility. heather rescued vita from the war in ukraine. she means a lot to us and we just couldn't imagine anything bad happening to her, and she has a three—year—old, so we didn't want him to see the war, experience anything negative. because he is so young and impressionable at that age. and we just thought, how can we sit here in england and do nothing? the two families became close during the pregnancy and so by the time sophie arrived in january, they were expecting to meet again someday. but then the war broke out and vita was messaging them from a bomb shelter. it would be really, really wrong to be like, oh, well, you're on your own, sort of thing. so i don't think we could go through a day without thinking, oh, is vita ok? the war's a terrible thing, so if we could helpjust one family, you know, it's good. at first, vita and andriy didn't want to leave.

friday itself, cloud across southern areas, the odd spot of drizzle, rain coming in across the penninesa of low pressure nearby could bring showers in the south, brisk breeze, but for many it will be dry with some sunshine, variable amounts of cloud and highs up to 19 celsius. this is bbc news. i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. headlines at 11... western allies promise more military aid for ukraine — as fighting intensifies along a 300—mile frontline in the east of the country. the prime minister appeals for support among conservative mps — ahead of tomorrow's vote on whether he should be investigated over claims he misled parliament. prince harry talks about catching up with the queen for the first time in two years, in an interview with us television. it was just so nice to see her. she was in great form. she's always got a great sense of humour with me. and just to make sure that she is protected. scientists have identified urine bacteria that may be a sign of aggressive prostate cancer — experts hope the discovery might provide new ways to spot and even prevent dangerous tumours. and ne

gusty on the western side of the pennines.ht some of the cloud in the south but more will pushing on the brisk winds across england and wales especially, across england and wales especially, a few light showers this morning. the breeze is enough to stop a frost from forming, so the gardeners can have a night at ease. into the start of the weekend, like today, lots of cloud across england and wales. more showers around, especially in the is, pushing south and south—west later. sunshine starting to break through regularly. we will still get 15 to 17 in western scotland, 16 to 17 in parts of central to southern england. low pressure continues to meet its weight is. into sunday we should hopefully see more sunshine return. still habitually along the eastern coasts. in the north—east of scotland it will be chillier on sunday. with the show is starting to clear away from the south—west and the wind blowing more north—easterly, it is wales and the west that will see these conditions. the wins going into a more northerly direction so

in between there will be some sunshine with gusty winds, 45 mph across the pennines, for example, andcusing the duke of delusion and "breathtaking arrogance". the i reports that borisjohnson has tried to delay an official inquiry into whether he misled parliament. it says dozens of backbenchers were preparing to defy mrjohnson's attempt to block an inquiry and abstain on the vote. the children's commissioner said she'd support a ban on smacking in england and northern ireland, the times reports. the paper says dame rachel de souza said the government should follow scotland and wales' lead, in changing the law to prevent parents from using physical punishment on children. and on the bbc news website, people are reading about a 31—year—old health care worker caught covid twice within 20 days — the shortest—known gap between infections according to spanish researchers. tests show the woman was infected with two different variants — delta in late december, and then omicron injanuary. spotted anything inside? somewhere here in my system. _ spotted anything inside? somewhere here in my syst