my colleague reeta chakrabarti reporting there. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg joins us again.ming up and then what? that is a good question. tomorrow mps are likely to vote to say we must not leave the eu at the end of this month if there isn't a formal deal. that is almost certain to happen. if it does, on thursday, then mps have a chance to vote to delay the whole process and vote for an extension to use the jargon. it is less clear that will sail through parliament, but it is likely to happen. but ministers tell me that theresa may is almost certain to keep going to try to have another crack, yes, a third attempt at getting her deal through at some point in the next fortnight before we are due to leave. after two years of investing in this deal and her genuine belief it is maybe not perfect, but the best compromise. she is not going tojunk it, although a lot of people in that place think it is crazy to continue like this. the reason why no 10 believes she should go on with this, because there is no other easy way out. that place does not agree on the other alternative, whet

in a moment, reeta chakrabarti will be here with all day's headlines. plane came down shortly after taking off from the capital addis ababa — there are no survivors. translation: it came directly from the sky downwards. we heard a huge explosion. there was no fire before it crashed but once it crashed we saw among the british killed was 55—year—old father of three joseph waithaka. i wasn't looking to waking up to this news this morning. i'm still probably in shock from just finding out what happened. the plane had only been in service for a few months — we'll be looking at its safety record. also this evening. mps are told — back theresa may's deal in the vote in two days‘ time — or risk losing brexit altogether. a man is arrested after aston villa's captain is attacked during their match against birmingham city. commentator: keith earls out of the line—out to score ireland's bonus point try! and ireland storm to victory against france in the six nations to keep their chances of winning the competition alive. good evening. ethiopian airlines has confirm

my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been to coventry to assess opinion among voters there.take. it's only bowling, not brexit, but people here a bit older than him are also holding their heads in their hands after this week's chaos in westminster. i think it's all a bit of a shambles. and i just think that they're acting quite childish, in parliament at the moment. when news of mps voting to delay brexit filtered through, adam — who studies physics — welcomed it. a part of me is hoping that eventually they'll realise it's not going to work out, and they'll call the whole thing off, to be perfectly honest. i think it was a bad idea at the start. i think to some extent the public was tricked or deceived into voting out, and i think it's been a terrible idea. but others, including nicola, want out of the eu now. ijust think it's a joke and they shouldn't keep prolonging it. and while the commons rejected a second referendum, the case was still being made by james, customer service manager. it's one of those things where opinions will have changed in the three years since we ha

reeta chakrabarti has spent the day in coventry — which voted to leave in the referendum.tminsterfor i think after this week's chaos in westminster for i think it is all a bit of a shambles. ijust westminster for i think it is all a bit of a shambles. i just think that they are acting quite childish in parliament at the moment. i think decisions need to be made and they are not being made. demi is 17 and two young to have voted in the referendum but she questions the process. when we did the referendum and we voted, i don't think we knew what we were voting for. we didn't know much about it. it is basically a question that got thrown out there and we had to answer. as mps voted to reject a second referendum this afternoon, the case was still being made by james, a afternoon, the case was still being made byjames, a customer service manager. it is one of those things where opinions will have changed in three years since we have the referendum, a lot of people didn't know what they were voting for first time around. there was a lot of scaremongering on both sides of the camp

in a moment, it's time for the one o'clock news, with reeta chakrabarti.it of cloud in this picture. fairly windy. in the evening, the showers should ease away. becoming colder. no pressure not far away. we will be left with this cold, northerly flow ofair. no left with this cold, northerly flow of air. no frost last night but tonight it will be frosty. this afternoon, you can see the northerly wind blowing in a mix of showers. over higher ground, some showers. over higher ground, some showers are falling as snow over the hills. these are the wind gusts, even 15 miles an hour into rush—hour. still a few scattered showers in northern ireland and northern england. cloudy. some gale force winds at times. cloudy across england and is with a few showers. those will push away into the north sea tonight. those skies will clear, it will be a chilly night. we will see a frost, temperatures below freezing for many of us tomorrow morning, as low as —6 across northern england and scotland. a sunny start. the cloud moves in from the west, and we will see rain across no

in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news with reeta chakrabarti, but first it's time for a look the changes down to the jet stream which has been coming write us at one stage, bringing low pressure, occasionally stormy weather, but this week, it is lifting to the north, more of the uk falls under the influence of high hence the settling down. we are not there yet, though, and across the west of the uk, a wet morning with outbreaks of rain, still more to come this afternoon. the east has been best for sunshine so far, but cloud building and some more showers bowing up cloud building and some more showers popping up here. the lion's share of sunshine is north—east scotland and the northern isles. temperatures 7-11, the northern isles. temperatures 7—11, not too far from average for this time of year. tonight, a lot of cloud around, patchy rain and drizzle, there will be some clear spells here and there, also the chance of some fog patches developing. temperatures at their lowest throughout parts of eastern scotla nd lowest throughout parts of eastern scotland and eastern england,

in a moment it‘s time for the one o‘clock news with reeta chakrabarti, but first it‘s time for a lookres above where there should be for the time of year, reaching 16 and 17 across parts of england and wales. as i said, if a bit of cloud, that has been the case so bit of cloud, that has been the case so far today. some gaps in the cloud, look at the satellite imagery from earlier, you can see a few brea ks from earlier, you can see a few breaks here and there. tomorrow, there will still be some sunshine at times. thickest of the cloud is across the western areas, some patchy rain or drizzle. not everywhere will stay dry, but heavier bursts will be across the orkneys, shetlands and western parts of scotland. into the evening rush hour, the further south and east you are, better chance of staying dry for top temperatures are still widely in double figures as we finish the day. tonight, the patchy rain will dissolve which will straddle parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. so the greatest chance of some rain here. maybe some drizzle in the west, most will be dry, mild

in a moment, it's time for the one o'clock news with reeta chakrabarti, but first it's time for a lookd it across the uk. to the north, that is where the cloud is streaming in. the high pressure is here and stops the cloud. they are clipping parts of scotland. northern areas of the uk will remain on the cloudy site. even some spots of rain for our friends cloudy site. even some spots of rain for ourfriends in the cloudy site. even some spots of rain for our friends in the western isles. 10 celsius in stornoway. in the south, 13 celsius. quite fresh out there today. tonight, very little change. you can see the pattern with the arrows blowing around like a clock. as long as the high pressure is here, the weather will not change a lot. it has to frost in central and southern areas. this is where it is going to be milder. the air out there is relatively mild. spots of drizzle in the hebrides as we go through tomorrow. the tendency will be for the temperatures to rise as we go through the course of the week. wednesday into the mid teens. mild ear stuck in this area of high pressure. “— ear

that‘s it from your afternoon live team for today, next the bbc news at 5 with reeta chakrabarti.rtherly flow of air, you can see the blue colours returning to the map, we did not have any frost last night but it will be frosty tonight for many of us. let‘s have a look into the afternoon and evening. you can see the northerly wind blowing in a mix of showers, some clearer spells and over the higher ground of scotland, some of these are falling as snow over the hills. these are the wind gusts in the black circles, 45, even 50 miles an hour into the rush—hour this evening. a few scattered showers across parts of northern ireland and northern england, cloudy and soggy around the east coast with gusty gale force winds at times. cloudy across the bulk of england and wales with a few showers. they will head off into the north sea tonight. as the skies clear, it will be chilly in a northerly wind. the blue hue to the map shows the frost. temperatures dipping below freezing for many of us tomorrow morning, could be down to minus six degrees across parts of northern england and scotland. a