for that day's news at one, sarah keith lucas talked through some of the changes. zoom into northern england and in this example, you can see quite clearly the showers falling as rain but also as snow over the higher ground. and it is not only on the small scale that things are changing. but also on the global scale. we can now look at satellite data from right around the world, we can also add on pressure fields and frontal systems. well, some members of the audience have responded with enthusiasm like adam. but paul smith complained of a lack of clarity. apart from the change from a brown to green background, some viewers detected a change in the shape of the map, with the new, longer, thinner version giving more space to scotland. others objected to the increased text shown on screen, with dennis franklin writing... well, to answer that question and others i'm joined by liz howell, the head of bbc weather. thank you for coming on newswatch. people are saying it wasn't broke, why did you change the weather? well, under eu laws we had to run a regulated procuremen

here's sarah keith lucas. it has been quite mild and murky day today.gh the rest of this week, miles to start things off, but not staying this way. colder conditions later on in the week, but things become largely dry, with a fair amount of sunshine. right now, pretty mild air with us, yellow on the map. we have two weather fronts producing some yellow on the map. we have two weatherfronts producing some rain, a warm one the east and a cold one in the west, so we will see some rain there. that cold rain tracks its way eastwards overnight. clearer skies the northern ireland and western scotland, but most of us should be frost—free tomorrow morning. still a lot of cloud and missed around, particularly towards the east, where we will continue to see outbreaks of rain, but not a bad day for the rest of the country. a return to sunnier skies across scotland, northern ireland and western parts of england and wales, but in the south—east, cloud and some outbreaks of rain. in the evening, we will lose the cloud from the south east of england, and skies clear. e

here's sarah keith—lucas.the "it was a chilly, frosty start for some but a fine and friday for many parts by today. by tomorrow, a cloudy scene will be arriving with some rain from the west. right now we have a weak weather front bringing a band of cloud through the midlands towards the south—east with much of east anglia and get remaining sunni, temperatures in the south around 10 celsius. to the north, clearer, pressure conditions with lots of sunshine for northern england, scotla nd sunshine for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, with just a few showers towards the north—west. this evening and delight, that band of cloud clears, then we have clear, dry conditions in the east with a sharp frost and fog patches. further west, in the east with a sharp frost and fog patches. furtherwest, more cloud, bringing patchy outbreaks of rain to western parts posting tomorrow. then an east—west split, towards the west, rain and cloudy conditions tomorrow, the best of the sunni conditions can be found furthe

here is sarah keith lucas. it was a cold, frosty start towards the south and east of england.me sunny spells into the afternoon. by tomorrow, more cloud, and in between, milder with some rain in the west. rherras guys now moving in from the north—west. in the middle of the country, we have a weak weather front bringing some cloud and a band of catchy rain moving south eastwards. not a lot of rain in that system into the afternoon, just a band of cloud through the midlands and into southern england. 12 showers towards the west of scotland, perhaps the odd shower for northern ireland and north—west england. temperatures between 8-11dc. england. temperatures between 8—11dc. reasonably mild towards the south. some of those showers falling as snow, over the hills. this evening and tonight, that band of cloud drifts away from the south—east, clear skies for central and eastern parts, clouding over from the west, so remaining frost free for western parts, and to the east, subzero temperatures for sunday morning. with some mist and fog around, too. through sunday, we have high—pressur

here's sarah keith lucas. misty and murky today and this picture sums up the field to this morning's weather. a lot of low cloud and mist and a slight improvement this afternoon with some brightness across western parts of the country. through the rest of this week after a mild start, things turning colder later in the week. and also becoming mostly dry. at the end of the week in a moment, but back to the here and now, and two weather fronts affecting the country. a warm front across eastern pa rt country. a warm front across eastern part of the uk and a cold front approaching from the north west. in between these two, that is milder airand the between these two, that is milder air and the yellow on the map and blew towards the east not far away. some more cold air later this week. rain this afternoon across parts of eastern scotland, down eastern counties of england. and some rain approaching northern ireland. in between, not a bad day. sunny spells for cumbria down towards cornwall. and it is pretty mild, 13

here's sarah keith lucas.t this afternoon with some brightness across western parts of the country. through the rest of this week after a mild start, things turning colder later in the week. and also becoming mostly dry. at the end of the week in a moment, but back to the here and now, and two weather fronts affecting the country. a warm front across eastern pa rt country. a warm front across eastern part of the uk and a cold front approaching from the north west. in between these two, that is milder airand the between these two, that is milder air and the yellow on the map and blew towards the east not far away. some more cold air later this week. rain this afternoon across parts of eastern scotland, down eastern counties of england.

now the weather with sarah keith—lucas.week ahead, disruptive heavy snow, bitter easterly winds, a lot of frost on ice and wintry sunshine. easterly winds developing through this week, drawing in that cold air from siberia and northern russia. during monday, western part should largely be clear with some sunshine. in the east, we've got more cloud, with snow showers for eastern england and scotland. first thing monday morning, so sellers —— showers, subzero temperatures, widespread frost and icy conditions. monday morning, most of the snow showers will be fairly well scattered across eastern england and scotland. many places staying dry, especially towards the west. during the day, that cloud filter is further west, so that cloud filter is further west, so it will be cold. temperature is perhaps a few degrees above freezing for many of us but, adding on the wind—chill, the wind making it feel like more like minus five. a cold day. we will continue to see snow showers towards the east and overnight into tuesday, heavier, mor

here‘s sarah keith lucas things are things are turning things are turning a things are turning a littlehe coldest temperatures developing overnight. if we take a look back at what we had today, this was the scene in brecon, in powys, taken by one of our weather watchers. snow on the higher ground and some clear skies around as well. as we have through this evening and the night, this weatherfront as we have through this evening and the night, this weather front moving in from the north—west, bringing more clout and some outbreaks of brain and hill snow towards the north—west too. clearer skies holding on to central and south—east and parts of england. there will be here we see the coldest conditions developing. further north—west, more clout, bringing rain and some snow over the higher ground in northern ireland and scotland. the temperatures towards the south—east we could see minus five degrees or even colder, certainly a frosty start of thursday morning for many central and southern parts of the country. through tomorrow, we will continue to see a band of cloud, outbreaks of rain fur

here's sarah keith lucas. our weather graphics will be changing. we start our forecast with this pretty wintry window on the weather today. some great pictures sentin weather today. some great pictures sent in by our weather watchers, including this wintry scene in cumbria where we have about four or five centimetres of lying snow. as that shifts southwards, it will be a chilly nights to come. here's the satellite. looking down on the cloud. you can see the band of cloud, a slow—moving weather front, producing further snow as it shifts across the east. perhaps a dusting of snow in london. a couple of centimetres possible towards norfolk. across the rest of the country, as the sky clears, it is dry and bitterly cold. we could c— double digits in the countryside. let's look at wednesday. he called and icy day to come. if we zoom in and icy day to come. if we zoom in and regional view, starting with scotland, watch out for the potential of icy stretches. brighter skies in east of scotland with cold conditions her

here's sarah keith—lucas.ell last night we got down to —10 degrees in parts of eastern scotland and it is another chilly day out there but a lot of sunshine on offer gci’oss there but a lot of sunshine on offer across many parts of the country. in fa ct we across many parts of the country. in fact we had some beautiful images coming in from our weather watchers. this in north wales where we had a lot of snowfall yesterday. but through the afternoon it will cold but there would be quite a bit of sunshine around. higher pressure is in charge before the next front comes in from the north—west. so the cloud has been pushing in across scotla nd cloud has been pushing in across scotland and northern ireland in particular. clearer skies more sunshine across england. and here we keep the bright skies through the afternoon. further north west you can see that cloud working in and the breeze picking up for scotland and northern ireland with a bit of rain and hill snow around as well. taking a look in more detail at the

sarah keith lucas explains.ent months. we know how important clear and accurate forecasts are for you, so we've been working closely with our partners meteogroup to bring you the new graphics using more data, as well as the latest innovations in design technology and forecasting science. simon hunt is our creative director. now, simon, talk us through what the viewers can expect to see with our new graphics? what they will notice straightaway is that the map looks different. it's a high—resolution map, and its green. if you go in closer on that, you can see we've also got high—resolution data for the weather. we also have the ability to show a 3d globe with weather on it, which the presenters can move around quite easily to create the editorial story that they want to tell. some of the graphics as well we're using, so the outlook, for instance, here shows quite clearly that temperatures rise to the weekend and then fall away afterwards. so how's it all going to look on the big screen? well, it'll look clean and

and sarah keith lucas has the weather. another cold and wintry feeling day. of endeavour about their return to the screen. anything? quiet as the proverbial bull. what is a pretty girl like you doing a place like this? my job! hello everyone — this is afternoon live. there was a surprise appearance at the royal courts ofjustice this morning as a judge heard arguments for and against the release of serial sex—attacker, the so—called black—cab rapist, john worboys. standing in the caged—in dock of court 5 wasjohn worboys, called to appear in person. two of his victims — who were also in court — were not expecting him to be there. they've been given the go—ahead for a high court challenge against the decision to release him from prison after he was jailed indefinitely in 2009 for drugging and sexually assaulting women passengers. the original plan had been for him to appear during the eu through videolink, but thejudge had a bad experience with the videolink yesterday and decided that it was very important forjohn worboys to be able to hear the hearing, the only

sarah keith lucas explains...know how important clear and accurate forecasts are for you, so we‘ve been working closely with our partners meteogroup to bring you the new graphics using more data as well as the latest innovations in design technology and forecasting science. simon hunt is our creative director. now, simon, talk us through what the viewers can expect to see with our new graphics? what they will notice straightaway is that the map looks different. it‘s a high resolution map, and it‘s green. if you go in closer on that you can see we‘ve also got high resolution data for the weather. we also have the ability to show a 3d globe with weather on it, which the presenters can move around quite easily to create the editorial story that they want to tell. some of the graphics as well we‘re using, so the outlook, for instance, shows quite clearly that temperatures rise to the weekend and then fall away afterwards. so how‘s it all going to look on the big screen? well, it‘ll look clean and fresh. and one of our

and sarah keith—lucas has the weather.mainly cloudy day, the best of the sunshine towards the east, the rain in the west. if all forecast in around 15 minutes. speak to you in a bit! good morning. first, our main story. the husband of murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory after allegations of sexual harassment were published in the mail on sunday. mr cox denies assaulting a woman at harvard university in 2015 but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. 0ur political correspondent susana mendonca reports. the murder ofjo cox in 2016 shocked the nation. the labour mp, who was also a mother of two small children, was murdered by a far right extremist during the eu referendum campaign. after her death, her husband brendan became a prominent campaigner against extremism and went on to help set up two organisations — thejo cox foundation and more in common. now he has resigned from both following allegations in the mail on sunday that he sexually harassed femal

in a moment the news at 0ne with reeta chakrabarti first the weather with sarah keith lucas. a day. temperatures around 12 degrees. we will continue to seek colder conditions into the middle of the week. into the early hours of wednesday, mist and fog developing. not as cold for england and wales, with more cloud. wednesday starts largely try and fine, low cloud and fog patches, particularly across england and wales, slowly breaking up. there will be brighter spells. temperature is not as mild as recent days, back into high single figures. high pressure dominates towards the end of the week. drawing in easterly winds. you‘ll noticed dry weather but temperatures starting to dip down. a university lecturer — thought to be one of britain‘s most prolific paedophiles — has been jailed for 32 years after admitting 137 offences. dr matthew falder‘s crimes included encouraging the rape of a child, and blackmailing victims to film themselves in degrading positions. there were contacts made with people in slovenia, australia, there were victims in the united states, and there were vict

sarah keith lucas has the weather. calm for now? it is. we have got some rain in the east. things are set to turn colder, perhaps even some snow showers later in the week. all the details in about half an hour. also coming up... the big winner at the baftas — ladies in black. the colour on the red carpet as the stars came out in support of the #metoo movement. but for the best actress a need to address the dress issue. i have a little trouble with compliance. good afternoon. there seems to be a broad acceptance that the current system of university funding, whereby all undergraduate courses in england cost more than £9,000 a year in fees, needs to change. students currently face one of the most expensive systems of university tuition in the world. in the next few minutes, the prime minister will announce a review of education for over—18s. labour has already said it wants to scrap tuition fees. they're asking — if you're going to cut fees, which courses do you cut most? and which universities, in particular, should you target? ben wright has this report. it prime minister w