so this is for northern wales and also the pennines. quite widespread, 10 to 15 centimetres of snow possible. but in some of the higher routes, the exposed higher elevations could be 20 to 25 centimeters. so really troublesome conditions i think in these areas. and then through the course of thursday, that rough weather, that wintry weather moves further northward. so that low pressure is still very much with us on friday. but i think the milder air winds and it spreads across the bulk of the country, some wintry mess for sure, i think, across the highlands on friday. but if we have a look at the temperatures, you can see it's much too mild for snow by friday. it's nine degrees in liverpool, above average across the south of the country. and if you look at the outlook over the next few days, yes, briefly, i think turning cold across some parts of the uk, but on the whole it's still that west south—westerly. that's it for me. bye bye. live from london. this is bbc news. at least 27 are killed as two explosions hit pakistan's balochistan

so some of the higher roots could get as much as 20 five centimetres of snow, the trans pennine routeshe rush hour. on top of that we have strong winds blowing out of the east and this is the picture around for pm will stop temperatures a few degrees above freezing but to the south, much milder at 12 in london. but as the rain in the south is causing problems. it could bring 45 millimetres as this next weather front moves into parts of that england and wales. the night is going to be messy, particularly in the north, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, temperatures and bigger towns and cities are to 2 degrees but what's left of that wintry weather will transfer further nobody could be significant snowfalls across the scottish hills, particularly in central and more eastern part of scotland. rain in the north east of england and to the south we are talking but extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild at 12 in plymouth, 13 in london and 11 in hull and there is much colder as we get into the north of scotland is where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there t

nick garnett reports from a gritting centre just pennines.

kicks in _ district and parts of the pennines kicks in at — district and parts of the pennines kicks snow. ten _ ground have up to 25 centimetres of snow, ten inches and as i mentioned, it could _ snow, ten inches and as i mentioned, it could he _ snow, ten inches and as i mentioned, it could be blowing, so that nasty travelling — it could be blowing, so that nasty travelling conditions. expect disruption, especially on the higher roots~ _ disruption, especially on the higher roots~ as _ disruption, especially on the higher roots. as we go through the day, the rain will— roots. as we go through the day, the rain will move north, falling as snow— rain will move north, falling as snow across northern england and parts _ snow across northern england and parts of _ snow across northern england and parts of the midlands and northern ireland _ parts of the midlands and northern ireland and into southern parts of scotland — ireland and into southern parts of scotland. there will be a lull behind — scotland. there will be a lull behind it _ scotland. there will be a lull behind it and a band

look at the temperatures. 4 or 5for the pennines.hat cold here. into friday, it gets even messier because we have still got the push of cold air further north so the low pressure pushing in place, it means a contrast on friday. low single figures, frosty conditions and clearer sky in scotland, mild and showery for england and wales. 0n weather to make some friday, across the east, pennines and scotland, this rain sleet and snow accumulation continues. the cold air sits in place and the maximum round 4 or 5 degrees but still relatively mild for the south. into the weekend, half term for many starts and settled. low pressure not moving far very fast. so we close out the week with the showery note. sunny spells and scattered showers commerce someone is not a strong but blustery at times. and something hopefully a quieter late in the week. indications of something quieter with cold air not too far away. thank you. i'm off to grab my gloves and make sure i am wrapped up. you can geta and make sure i am wrapped up. you can get a full forec

forsome scotland and to the east of the pennines.stern areas of the uk, might see some glimpses of sunshine but otherwise extensively cloudy and the cloud thick enough to bring drizzle to west of scotland, northern ireland, wales and western areas of england. patches of drizzle moving into south—east england as well. yes, a mild day, damp at times, none of the rain heavy but patchy nature and will tend to come and go. this evening and overnight rain turns heavy for a time as it works its way southwards and eastwards across the uk, followed by some showers into scotland and northern ireland. a very mild night across parts of england and wales with temperatures for some holding up with temperatures for some holding up into double figures. cool air pushing into the north and west. the thing continues into thursday, eventually colder air will work across most of the uk behind this cold front. weather—wise, on thursday we are looking at rain across southern and eastern england. could be quite slow to clear away today as well. otherwise, b

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it's rain from time to time as temperatures are starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us secretary of state says there is still space for a deal with hamas after israel's prime minister rejected the group's ceasefire terms. iraq says a us drone strike that killed a leader of an iran—backed militia in baghdad is a threat to regional security. and donald trump sets his sights on thursday's nevada caucuses where he is running unopposed after nikki haley's stinging defeat in the state's republican primary. hello. thank you forjoining us. we begin

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'se some rain from time to time as temperatures are starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines. a us drone strike on baghdad kills a senior leader of a pro—iran armed group. it was launched in retaliation for the attack last month that killed three us soldiers. israel's prime minister strikes a defiant tone saying he'll settle for nothing less than the total defeat of hamas. polls open in a couple of hours in pakistan after two exposions near the offices of election officials killed 28 people. as millions in ch

so some of the higher roots could get as much as 25 centimetres of snow, the trans pennine routes cantop of that we have strong winds blowing out of the east and this is the picture around apm. temperatures a few degrees above freezing but to the south, much milder at 12 in london. but it is the rain in the south which is causing problems. it could bring 45 millimetres as this next weather front moves into parts of that england and wales. the night is going to be messy, particularly in the north, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, temperatures in bigger towns and cities 2—3 degrees, but what's left of that wintry weather will transfer further north but there could be significant snowfalls across the scottish hills, particularly in central and more eastern parts of scotland. rain in the north east of england and to the south we are talking about extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild — 12 in plymouth, 13 in london and 11 in hull and it is much colder as we get into the north of scotland, where the colder air suits and you can see wintry weather there to the south of that

up to 25cm of snow is forecast across high ground in the peak district and southern pennines.ntre in milnrow.

so this is for northern wales and also the pennines.outes, the exposed higher elevations could be 20 to 25 centimeters. so really troublesome conditions, i think, in these areas. and then through the course of thursday, that rough weather, that wintry weather moves further northward. so that low pressure is still very much with us on friday. but i think the milder air wins and it spreads across the bulk of the country, some wintry mess for sure, i think, across the highlands on friday. but if we have a look at the temperatures, you can see it's much too mild for snow by friday. it's nine degrees in liverpool, above average across the south of the country. and if you look at the outlook over the next few days, yes, briefly, i think turning cold across some parts of the uk, but on the whole it's still that west south—westerly. that's it for me. bye bye. live from london, this is bbc news. at least 27 people are killed as two explosions hit pakistan's balochistan province on the eve of the general election. we will be speaking to an expert

icy conditions in northern wales and into the pennines.snow in this area is certainly possible. snow showers in scotland. but it's more likely to be heavy rain in the south of the country. these are the lower risk yellow warnings from the met office. if we zoom into the amber warnings which have been issued and this is the northern wales and also the pennines, broadly speaking quite widespread and ten to 15 centimetres of snow possible but in some of the higher elevations they could be 20 to 25 centimetres of snow so really troublesome conditions. through the course of thursday that rough weather and wintry weather moves further northwards. that low pressure still very much with us on friday but i think the milder air wins and it spreads across the bulk of the country. feeling wintry across the highlands on friday. if you have a look at the temperatures it's mild for snow by friday, 9 degrees in liverpool and above average across the south of the country. if you look at the outlook for the next two days, briefly turning cold across some pa

the pennines, of north wales as well as sou�*peak district will pennines, of north wales as well ast will pen up es, of north wales as well as sou�*peak district will pen up to the peak district will see up to 25cm of snow, accumulating , and 25cm of snow, accumulating, and we've some quite brisk we've got some quite brisk easterly winds, so there's a risk of drifting snow and freezing well through freezing rain as well through the soon. so a very the afternoon soon. so a very cold feel across many northern areas, dry across the areas, clear and dry across the far north, but in the south, even after dry interlude for a couple of hours this afternoon, heavier rain will arrive once again through the evening and it will persist through much of the night. so quite a damp night. but will as but temperatures will rise as this southerly wind develops. so much of snow will quickly much of the snow will quickly start to melt parts of start to melt across parts of wales peak district, wales and the peak district, pushing snow by pushing that snow risk by tomorrow morning into parts of souther

met office across northern wales through this afternoon it's valid into this evening across the penninessome of the high routes there, and by the time the weather front is through we will have possibly on one or two macros but had up to 25 centimetres of snow. for most it's less than that. through the course of this afternoon the wintry weather transfers into the wintry weather transfers into the pennines and nudges into southern scotland, some in northern ireland. it's clear and cold in the north but south of that weather front look how mild it is in london, 12 degrees, but by the time you get to the midlands at single figures. the next band of rain could bring 45 millimetres of rain so some flash flooding possible through the course of the night, the band of rain will move northwards. so some big temperature contrasts across the uk. lots of weather fronts coming through, some bringing rain, some sleet, some snow, this is what's happening into friday as well with the weather front way to the north now, so i think as farther as wintry weather is concerned the emphasis will be on this mor

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'sotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. live from london, this is bbc news. changing the narrative — disney entertains investors with new ideas, cash handouts and better numbers, as it battles to win them over to its turnaround plans. also coming up — energy security first. the boss of norwegian oil giant equinor defends its massive new north sea project, that has sparked outrage from environmentalists. one of the key learnings from 2022 is that energy security needs to be on top of the agenda together with affordability and sustainability. plus, deflationary spiral — as china's millions head home to celebrate the new year, ec

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it's some rain from time to time as temperatures are starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm in new york city at the headquarters of the united nations. and this building is supposed to symbolise a shared global commitment to peace, security and international cooperation. but right now, all of that sounds pretty hollow. at this time of spiralling global tension, the un is hamstrung by the mutual hostility of the grea

the trans pennine routes could be tricky so take it steady during the rush hour on top of that we haveove freezing but to the south, much milder at 12 in london and similar values there. it is the rain of the site is causing problems and it could bring 45 millimetres as this next weather front moves into part of that england and wales. now it is going to be messy, particularly in the north, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, temperatures in towns and cities and about two or three degrees before the south milder and then as we head through friday, what's left of that wintry weather does transfer further or better could be significant snowfalls across the scottish hills, particularly central or eastern parts of scotland, rain in the northeast of england and then to the south, we are talking about extensive cloud, showers, some of them heavy but mild — 12 in plymouth, 13 in london and 11 in hull and then it's much colder as we head into the north of scotland and that's where the collar area is sitting where there is wintry weather to the south of that. and it's much milder there. and i wi

up to 25cm of snow is forecast across high ground in the peak district and southern pennines.ive now to our north of england correspondent, nick garnett, who is at a gritting centre in milnrow. next, how are they preparing? this is just this isjust a this is just a little this isjust a little bit this is just a little bit north of manchester and it is near one of the busiest motorways and you can see the lorries going past and they are on their way to the highest point of the motorway network and that is where if the weather is going to hit any of the motorway network, it is going to hit it worse there. so this gritting station is where they try and stop the disruption. the disruption that happens economically is absolutely massive if the motorway network is affected. if you look at the amount of salt that is there, and grits, twice that amount is being put on the roads at this moment by a0 lorries that are looking after gritting the whole of the motorway and arterial route network. the man in charge of this is simon bain. it is your responsibility, so pressure on you to make

but we're going to focus on the amber warnings across northern wales and the pennines.higher hills, as much as 20 to 25, so tricky conditions there across the transpennine roads through the course of thursday afternoon and into thursday evening. in the south, it's mild and it's wet. in fact, a spell of heavy rain is expected across southern england, could be as much as a0 millimetres here. and then this area of wintry weather moves northwards. and i think by the time we get to friday, strong winds developing across northern britain, a strong easterly here, quite cold, but the focal point for snow will be around more eastern parts of scotland. across the mountains, no doubt there'll be some blizzards, but for the vast majority of us, it's way too mild for snow. it's ten degrees in hull, ten degrees in birmingham, 13 expected in london. so is it going to turn cold or mild? at the moment, if we look at the outlook for the rest of the week and into next week, it is going to stay generally on the mild side and often unsettled. bye— bye. hello, i'm lucy grey. you're watching

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'sare starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. live from london. this is bbc news. the us secretary of state says there is still space for a deal with hamas, after israel's prime minister rejected the group's ceasefire terms. a us drone strike kills an iran—backed militia leader in baghdad. when a bbc team reached the scene, protesters were shouting "america is the biggest devil." for the first time, global warming has exceeded 1.5 celsius across an entire year, according to the eu's climate service. and the prince of wales speaks publicly for the first time since his father's cancer dia

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'sare starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines.. a us drone strike on baghdad kills a senior leader of a pro—iran armed group — it was launched in retaliation for the attack last month that killed three us soldiers. israel's prime minister strikes a defiant tone — saying he'll settle for nothing less than the total defeat of hamas. polls open in a couple of hours in pakistan, after two exposions near the offices of election officials killed 28 people prince william thanks well wishers as he speaks publicly for the first tim

still strong, gusty winds to the east of the pennines, showers piling into western scotland, and where front across wales and stretching into east anglia, some outbreaks of rain on and off, but it is grey, drizzly, mild for the south of the front, 13 or 14 celsius. even in cardiff, temperatures all the way up to 11 degrees as we go through the afternoon, for the six nations rugby, there will be a brisk, westerly, south—westerly wind blowing, as well. on sunday, a few changes. now, this is a warm front. it will be dragging that very mild air further northwards, as we head throughout the day, so we will see some rain to start the day in northern ireland, that rain pushing into western scotland, where it will turn really quite heavy, particularly as we go into the evening. again, very mild—feeling conditions, 8 to 14 celsius, those temperatures picking up in northern scotland late in the night. some particularly heavy downpours across western scotland as we head through sunday night and again into monday, some more spots, across western ross, into argyll, could see as much as 150 to 170 m

there was some snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridgehire. most of the snow came over the high ground. but misty, mild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher ground, but some of the snow towards the south just turning back to sleet and then to rain with that milder feeling air. but still the risk of some travel disruption as we head into friday with an ice risk from northern england northwards and still some falling snow over the very highest peaks as well. the snow riskjust transferring into central southern areas of scotland, too, and some brisk easterly winds. so perhaps some more problems over the higher routes in particular with drifting snow. this is how we're starting off the day on friday. a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south. now as we head through friday,

longer spells of rain and winteriness above 200—300 metres, which includes the southern uplands, the penninesews, the headlines the former conservative mp lee anderson doubles down telling the bbc he won't apologise for comments he made about london's mayor russian human rights campaigner 0leg 0rlov sentenced to jail by a moscow court british parents campaigning for tighter controls from other parents when it comes to children in smartphones. when it comes to children and smartphones. the former conservative mp lee anderson has insisted to the bbc he is not going to apologise for comments he made about the mayor of london sadiq khan which resulted in his suspension from the party. the mp for ashfield has been speaking to bbc east midlands today s anne davies. politicians are divisive, some of the time they are controversial. and half the population will never agree with what you have to say on any single subject. yes, obviously there's been a lot of controversy around the past few days of her comments made last

longer spells of rain and winteriness above 200—300 metres, which includes the southern uplands, the pennines

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it's cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm in new york city at the headquarters of the united nations. and this building is supposed to symbolise a shared global commitment to peace, security and international cooperation. but right now, all of that sounds pretty hollow. at this time of spiralling global tension, the un is hamstrung by the mutual hostility of the great powers. my guest today is russia's un ambassador, vassily nebenzia. now, does deadlock and dysfunction here suit russia? ambassador vassily nebenzia, welcome to hardtalk.

wintry showers and snow levels dropping up to 300 metres across the southern uplands, the pennines andowards the east coast and brisk, gusty winds. low pressure very close by and going nowhere through the weekend, blocked by this area of pressure towards the east and this will send all the showers of rain swelling around. difficult to put that much detail on it. it will not be raining all the time but showers will turn wintry over the higher ground and some sunshine with temperatures generally between seven and 10 celsius, below the average. there would be some added wind chill. low pressure on sunday, gradually migrating low pressure westward and showers around. not everywhere but longer spells of rain across northern scotland and some of them turning wintry over the higher ground and across the welsh mountains. a lot of dry weather particularly for southern and eastern areas of england. temperature on par with saturday but not the windchill. further ahead, with saturday but not the windchill. furtherahead, into windchill. further ahead, into the windchill. furtherahead, into the star

in the cloud, particularly across northern and eastern scotland, and to the eastern side of the penninesthere was some drizzle, particularly across western areas. it was mild — 13 celsius recorded in exeter earlier on. now overnight tonight, we've got a band of rain that's set to move its way southwards and eastwards across the country. that will clear away from scotland and northern ireland, where we'll see some fairly heavy showers working in during the second half of the night. temperatures about 5—6 celsius in the north, but ten across east anglia, in southeast england, where it'll be a very mild start to thursday. thursday will see cooler air work in from the north and west, but a weather front will bring some persistent outbreaks of rain across east anglia and southeast england, where it'll probably be raining, for some of you, pretty much all day. away from that, brighter weather conditions, but sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland where the showers will be heavy with some hail mixed in. temperatures about 7—9 celsius, so a smidge below average for this time of y

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it�some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. to the scene of this attack. disney�*s cost—cutting strategy pays off.. the house of mouse unveils its quarterly results.. and its biggest move yet into the gaming sector. plus... is the world�*s second largest economy at risk of more deflation? we look into why prices have been falling in china. hello and welcome to asia business report. i�*m steve lai. hello and welcome to asia business report. i�*m steve lai. we begin with disney because the media and entertainment giant has reported earnings that beat estimates, sending its shares soaring nearly 7% in after hours trading. the company also unveiled what is its biggest bet to date in the gaming industry... 0ur north america business correspondent, erin delmore, has more from new yor

some wintry showers, the snow levels dropping to 200 to 300 metres across the southern uplands, the pennineslls of rain towards the east coast, and here some brisk, gusty winds always likely to be blowing. low pressure very close by. and it's going nowhere through the weekend. it's blocked by this large area of high pressure out towards the east. so the low pressure will send all these showers, longer spells of rain swirling round. it's difficult to put too much detail on it at this stage. it won't be raining all the time. some of the showers likely to turn wintry over the higher ground. there'll also be spells of sunshine. temperatures generally between seven and ten degrees celsius, a little below the seasonal average. and of course there will be some added wind chill. but the winds will continue to lighten, i think, for many through sunday, with the low pressure gradually migrating a little further westwards. still some showers around — not everywhere, but we're expecting longer spells of rain across the north of scotland for a time. again, some of those showers turning wintry over the hi

, a bit like today, 1t0 the pennines, a bit like today, a0 or 50 mph gusts, to be again another blusteryakes, but south of that across england and wales, cloudy with some rain at times. for wales, the six nations, cloudy, about 11 celsius, not terrible, could be worse. sunday, some rain reaching scotland and northern ireland, general of the north—east of the uk, drier little bits and pieces of rain to the south and mild. but i want to point out this weather front, because this is the beginning of a very wet spell for western and north—western scotland. in fact, the met office warned there could be

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'sarting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. prices continue to drop in china. what does it say about the state of the world's second largest economy? plus — disney's cost cutting strategy pays off. the house of mouse unveils its quarterly results and the biggest move yet in the gaming sector. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin in china where prices have continued to fall for the fourth month injanuary. the consumer price index dropped to 0.8% last month from a year earlier. producer prices also slipped 2.5%. earlier i discussed the risks of economic weakness in china with a

higher ground areas of scotland, nowelln pennines higher ground areas of scotland, nowell if penninesas of scotland, nowell if you're pennines higher ground areas of scotland, nowell if you're further nnines as well if you're further towards the east and the south, though, you're more likely to stay number of sunny stay dry. decent number of sunny intervals during the day. temperatures around 6 to 11 c, but feeling quite cold along coasts in the north—west, where we some blustery winds we have some blustery winds around they'll transfer around and they'll transfer their head their way northwards as we head throughout the night. some gales around areas scotland around coastal areas of scotland over organised bands over time, some organised bands of pushing their of showers just pushing their way during way across the country during tonight. will be clear tonight. but there will be clear intervals in between of tonight. but there will be clear intenand n between of tonight. but there will be clear intenand underneath of tonight. but there will be clear intenand underneath those that. an

could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it'sill cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these are more likely to be of rain. temperatures are rising in scotland and reaching double figures across much of england and wales and also northern ireland. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. two leaders under pressure. keir starmer u—turns on a flagship labour policy, whilst rishi sunak asks for a meeting with brianna ghey�*s mother after a transgender joke made in parliament. protesters who climb on war memorials could be sent to jail, under new laws being put forward by the government. lots of you contacted us following our coverage about proposals to improve access to nhs dental appointments in england. i'll be going through your messages a little later. we are at

but we're going to focus on the amber warnings across northern wales and the pennines.conditions there across the transpennine roads through the course of thursday afternoon and into thursday evening. in the south, it's mild and it's wet. in fact, a spell of heavy rain is expected across southern england, could be as much as 40 millimetres here. and then this area of wintry weather moves northwards. and i think by the time we get to friday, strong winds developing across northern britain, a strong easterly here, quite cold, but the focal point for snow will be around more eastern parts of scotland. across the mountains, no doubt there'll be some blizzards, but for the vast majority of us, it's way too mild for snow. it's ten degrees in hull, ten degrees in birmingham, 13 expected in london. so is it going to turn cold or mild at the moment? if we look at the outlook for the rest of the week and into next week, it is going to stay generally on the mild side and often unsettled. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... benjamin netanyahu is due to speak to the in the

across northern parts of wales and northwest shropshire and the peak district and also parts of the penninesnd, northern ireland and southern scotland. behind it there'll be a bit of a lull with a few showers before the next band of rain comes in. and as a result, it's going to be mild. ahead of it there'll be some hazy sunshine, but you can see it's going to be a cold day for most of us, and especially if you're exposed to the easterly wind and the snow. now, through this evening, this band of rain almost catches up with the first band of rain, sleet and snow as it pushes steadily northwards, and with a lot of cloud around, especially in the south, it's going to be a mild night. that mild air traveling a little bit further north, but still cold in the north with the risk of ice. as we head on through the course of friday this is the low pressure bringing us all this inclement weather. weather front continues to push steadily northwards so we could see some transient snow in the morning across the pennines, for example, before it turns back to rain and more snow coming in across scotland, pa

in the cloud, particularly across northern and eastern scotland, and to the eastern side of the penninesh, one of the cheerier places. otherwise, there was some drizzle, particularly across western areas. it was mild — 13 celsius recorded in exeter earlier on. now overnight tonight, we've got a band of rain that's set to move its way southwards and eastwards across the country. that will clear away from scotland and northern ireland, where we'll see some fairly heavy showers working in during the second half of the night. temperatures about 5—6 celsius in the north, but ten across east anglia, in southeast england, where it'll be a very mild start to thursday. thursday will see cooler air work in from the north and west, but a weather front will bring some persistent outbreaks of rain across east anglia and southeast england, where it'll probably be raining, for some of you, pretty much all day. away from that, brighter weather conditions, but sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland where the showers will be heavy with some hail mixed in. temperatures about 7—9 celsius, so

but if we zoom into northern parts of wales and the pennines, widely within these areas i think it couldere could be some problems for sure in these areas, but it is not a widespread event and some of the areas that do get the snow are quite used to getting snow in the winter, nonetheless it could end up being a very tricky weather picture. into friday, that low pressure is still very much with us, you can see some wintry weather there across parts of scotland, to there across parts of scotland, to the south of that, the cold air never reaches southern parts of the uk, and if we look at the outlook over the next few days, overall, despite talking about snow, it is still a relatively mild outlook. that is it. live from london. this is bbc news. two bomb explosions have hit pakistan's baluchistan province, a day before the general election. at least 20 people were killed. the first time since the cancer diagnosis was revealed. america's top diplomat meets israeli leaders later, as efforts to reach agreement on a new ceasefire between israel and hamas in gaza intensify. hello, i'm catherine

longer spells of rain and winteriness above 200—300 metres, which includes the southern uplands, the pennines bbc news. my security adviser tells me that we are close. we are not done yet. and my hope is by next monday we will have a cease—fire. there is a feeling in washington that this is something _ i that is doable and it is clear that i joe biden wants this in place before the beginning of ramadan - which is in about ten days' time. we are working so hard on a temporary cease—fire, to not only get the hostages out and the fighting paused, but all to get that critical humanitarian assistance in and to increase the flow. there's just not enough getting in right now. life in gaza — shocking to see, even for those who have experienced humanitarian crises. we will hear tonight from a canadian nurse who has just returned from gaza. also on the programme — mps have been quizzing the current and former post office bosses, about the horizon scandal and the progress, or lack thereof, in paying compensation. we will get reaction from one of the postsubmasters still waiting. and nato allies reject p

but in pennines and the hills.d see highs around friday. see around 16 degrees on friday. see you later. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> it's 3 pm. welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news, broadcast live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk today there's the judge who didn't punish three women guilty of a terror offence at a pro—palestine protest. >> just a few weeks after he'd liked an anti—israel post on social media. today i'm asking the big question can we really trust our judiciary to be politically neutral ? next, the politically neutral? next, the uk is officially in recession. chancellor jeremy uk is officially in recession. chancellorjeremy hunt says the chancellor jeremy hunt says the economy is turning a corner. but is it our economics and business editor liam halligan , will give editor liam halligan, will give his verdict and he says keep calm and carry on and you don't want to miss our exclusive

northern pennines northern ireland, the pennines as further as well. around 6 to 11 c, but feeling quite cold along coasts the north—west, where coasts in the north—west, where we blustery winds we have some blustery winds around and they'll transfer their as head their way northwards as we head throughout gales throughout the night. some gales around scotland around coastal areas of scotland over some organised bands over time, some organised bands of showers pushing their of showers just pushing their way across the country during tonight. clear tonight. but there will be clear intervals all of intervals in between all of that. and underneath those starry temperatures starry skies, temperatures will drop single drop off a touch low. single figures for many of our towns and patchy frost and cities. a patchy frost possible in rural spots. maybe some in few some icy stretches in a few areas . as well. but for many areas. as well. but for many areas. as well. but for many areas away from scotland, we start off a fine day on tuesday. a lot of sunshine in

we will see some sunny breaks breaking through across parts of east scotland, to the east of the pennines parts of wales, and maybe eastern side of both antrim and downs. so you might see some glimmers of sunshine. either way, it will be a very mild day. the air gets a little bit cooler across northern areas on saturday, say cooler, temperatures coming a bit closer to average, sunshine and showers working in here. again, it's quite blustery. england and wales having the thickest of the cloud with some patches of light rain coming and going. temperatures 14 degrees, again, well above average for this time of the year. the average in london is nine degrees. for sunday's forecast, again, we've got the mild air with us, but thicker cloud this time, so probably a higher chance of seeing some damp weather at times. the far north of scotland, again, quite blustery with some showers working in here. for most of us, temperatures again on the mild side, ten to 14 degrees pretty widely. but then after this mild run of weather, might be something of a shock to the system to see the weather turns a lo

north wales, north—western parts of shropshire into the peak district and the southern pennines.t some sleet and snow particularly over hills. that is heading north up to the far south of scotland. the rest of scotland generally dry but it will be cold. for many, with the wet weather, mixture of rain, sleet and snow it will be a cold day but milder across the south where we have more rain coming in actually towards the end of the day as that wintry mixture works its way further into parts of scotland. the reason it is getting wetter is because we have this area of low pressure. that is going to bring some milder air with it. but still for the end of the week we have colder conditions in scotland. that's where we're going to find some sleet and snow falling and it will be windy in the easterly wind. but for other parts of the uk if there is any snow to begin with over there is any snow to begin with over the northern pennines it will be turning back to rain. we have some showers, some of them could be quite heavy but temperature is beginning to rise on friday. but we still have th