that means as the wind sta rts scandinavia.ind starts to come in from the south—east we will see slightly clearer conditions pushing their way northwards across the country on saturday. after a cloudy start for some of us it will brighten up. more sunshine compared to friday but a little bit colder as well with temperatures 10—13d and a similar day on sunday. after a cold start with a touch of frost, it should be a fine day across the board, dry with some sunshine and possibly a bit of cloud. temperatures for now. —— goodbye for now. you're watching beyond 100 days. this time last night, theresa may won the backing of her entire cabinet for her brexit plan. just 2a hours later, she's lost a string of ministers, both senior and junior, and is facing calls to resign. a defiant prime minister say she believes with every fibre of her being that she is doing the right thing and promises to see it through. i understand fully that there are some who are unhappy with those compromises, but this deal delivers what people voted for, and

high pressure sitting across scandinavia, thatis pressure sitting across scandinavia, that is drawingreeze, by tuesday that easterly breeze could bring more cloud and showers. it could be wintry over the mountains in the north. wednesday, similar, cold easterly wind, snow fall possible over the pennines and the mountains of scotland. it will feel chilly. through the middle part of the week we have that cold easterly breeze. the wind could change direction in the latter part of the week. expecting snow all over the mountains through the middle of the mountains through the middle of the week. later next week, into next weekend, low pressure is likely to develop towards the south and south—west of the uk. it looks like it's could move in from the south—west, potentially bringing a speu south—west, potentially bringing a spell of milder but more unsettled weather particularly across the southern half of the country. scenes like this possible towards the end of next week, but before that, we have a taste of winter. tonight at 10pm: theresa may ends a difficult week by winning the support o

we see this in scandinavia, we see this in austria, we see this in hungary and all the rest of it, ande feeling that there are too many migrants, isay feeling that there are too many migrants, i say this very carefully, because i am the child of immigrants myself. my grandparents were all murdered. people feel, if you for example want to go and have a baby, andi example want to go and have a baby, and i have heard of cases recently when you go when your waters had broken and they still send you back home, people are trying to get their kids to school and they can't find any school near them. there has been any school near them. there has been a general populace and explosion a nyway a general populace and explosion anyway but it might not be to do with immigration. basically, everybody will be admitted on the same terms, not a privilege for europeans. you don't think that will help? i think the figure was 270,000 foreign people came to live here last year. now, i think, foreign people came to live here last year. now, ithink, if foreign people came to live here last year. now, i think,

starting to push further across scandinavia so a bit ofa further across scandinavia so a bit of a changeon saturday. after a cloudy start for some of us, it will brighten up. a little bit colder as well, 10—30d and a similar day on sunday. after a cold start with a touch of frost, it should be a fine day with some sunshine and some cloud around on the east coast. 10-30d. cloud around on the east coast. 10—30d. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to this bbc news special — with me christian fraser in westminster and ros atkins in brussels. 0ur headlines... taking the right decisions, not the easy ones. the prime minister vows to continue with her plan for brexit despite strong opposition from all sides in westminster, promising it will deliver on the promises made in the referendum. i believe that this is a deal which does deliver that, which is in the national interest and am i going to see this through? yes. earlier today, a series of ministerial resignations, including that of the brexit secretary dominic raab who said the prime minister's brexit plan had ‘fatal flaws'. the leading brex

the air from scandinavia so the east.ing the day. most major towns and city around 2—6 degrees celsius. sunday itself, at times it will be cloudy. easterly winds continuing to bring showers through the borders, yorkshire. the south of the country however a lot better after what was a pretty grey and wept saturday. temperatures ranging from nine — six in the north of the country. it is looking fairly quiet on monday. as far as we are concerned, monday is looking fairly quiet with frost first thing in the morning, some mist and fog particularly in central and western areas of the uk. 0nce particularly in central and western areas of the uk. once again, a quiet day on monday with some sunshine but the air still coming day on monday with some sunshine but the airstill coming in day on monday with some sunshine but the air still coming in from the east so temperatures around 6— 10 degrees. weather front behind east so temperatures around 6— 10 degrees. weatherfront behind me starting to approach island. by tuesday, we will see

, but that will change, asi scandinavia, but that will change, as i say, by the time we get to aroundsday, wednesday. milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here is the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees thomas aiken we re cities, two degrees thomas aiken were in edinburgh, around about six or seven in the south but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we will have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's properly across western scotla nd that's properly across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not expecting clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here carried by that easterly wind. but in the south, a better day. temperatures will get up to about eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here is the big teacher on monday. you will notice of the low pressure sitting out th

i pressure over scandinavia, the wind ina pressure over scandinavia, the wind in a clockwise directionurope, right across the uk, pushing milder conditions towards the atlantic. through this morning some showers affecting easterly areas of england, through this afternoon some of them drifting further west across the midlands into wales, the best of the sunshine in western parts, otherwise mostly cloudy, some of the temperatures struggling a little between 7—10d. through this evening and tonight, continuing with showers feeding him, if anything becoming widespread and frequent through tonight, starting to have some snow falling over the higher ground in scotland, northern england as well. largely prostrate tonight purely because the easterly wind picking up and strengthening into tuesday. a cold day tomorrow, still showers across the east, with a stronger wind, more than likely to be spared further west. across western areas, some bright and sunny spells, the risk of showers but it is the wind coming in from the east at 20 miles an hour in places, the average wind speeds, meaning temper

we still have high pressure a across scandinavia out towards the north—east, that will be drawing inng with it some cloud and showers, you can see bring with it some cloud and showers, you can see those showers dotted, it could be wintry over the mountains in the north. look at those temperatures, 6— nine degrees with the best of the sunshine in the west. wednesday brings a similar day ata west. wednesday brings a similar day at a coal easterly wind, you can see snowfall in the pennines, highland scotland, mountains as well, at low levels there will be some rain showers and it will feel chilly, justified in norwich. through the middle part of the weekly have that cold easterly breeze with us in that the winds could just change direction a little bit as we look towards the latter part of the week. certainly expecting a bit of snowfall over the mountains through the middle of the week. the first a sting of snow to some places of the season. sting of snow to some places of the season. “— sting of snow to some places of the season. —— dusting. later next week into next weekend, low press

and the fact that crops didn't come to fruition from scandinavia to mesopotamia, so you're in the darkre been other bad years, people have suggested, what is it, 1349, when the black death was wiping out half of europe, which is quite bad, quite bad for the black death for half of europe, but this is quite bad, according to professor michael mccormack from harvard, writing in the journal science. they have found something in a glazier in the swiss — italian alps which show them all of this. which is extraordinary. do you think we should post a note writing 2018, brexit, very good for whether? yes. opinions on the worst year? i was shocked to find 1922 was the queen's worst year. 1992! that was the year that the windsor castle... burnt down, and lots of personal problems for the royals. yeah, yeah. and a lovely picture to the left of the story about an erotic fresco which is apparently being... which was found in pompeii from archaeologists digging through the layers of part must from the eruption of vesuvius. you would have thought they would have found everything that it has to offer,

it is in scandinavia today.the edge of it. that melted the cloud yesterday morning. we do have some patchy cloud here and there and some mist across the eastern side of the pennines, the peak district, parts of eastern scotland. while the cloud will come and go on some of the hills, most of you, you have sunshine from dawn to dusk. more breeze blowing across southern areas. coming infrom breeze blowing across southern areas. coming in from that easterly direction. that knox peter britcher a little bit. for most still where we should be for the time of year, in scotland it could be 13— 15 —— above where you should be. we are in the same slice of generally mild air we have into iceland. it could get to 16, well above where they should be. we have to turn our attention to what is happening in germany, four or five degrees this afternoon. that is crucial because it is easterly winds. it should drag the air towards us during the next 2a hours. after a clear start we will have the cloud start to roll in on that easter

to them in europe started with nordic high quality crime drama from scandinavia which was dark and disturbing. sashing desolate landscapes nordic more focused on not as twisted characters broken families and human despair the genre became hugely popular around the world. we just told our stories from from the point of view that is very danish and they were true true who we are i think we are still trying to find stories that comes from within the country and what they know in nature. southeastern europe the german remaining in co-production hackable centers on hackers and organized cyber crime across several european countries the hackers are barely out of bed diapers but already hacking german banks. streaming sites compete to get the best european stories. instead of through european countries like poland for example have this huge therefore of stories that were never told and i'm not really talking about historical topics but you know legend smith's also what's happening right now the transformation of light in eighty nine the u.s. of course still has stories to tell how deep is a therapis

looking at the weekend the big area of high pressure starts to move into scandinavia.air works into europe and ultimately the winds tends to an easterly direction across the uk. what that means this weekend if there's going to be a lot of dry weather with some sunshine around, but it will start to get cooler through saturday and sunday. the really cold air is not making its presence felt until the middle of the week ahead. so change is afoot. we are going to lose the mild weather we have got at the moment and the weather is set to call down over the weekend and turn significantly colder as we head into the week ahead. that's the latest weather. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. theresa may loses four of her ministers, two of them from the cabinet, over her draft brexit deal, as she also faces a grilling in parliament. and that is all from the bbc news that one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one now we'll join the bbc news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. and welcome back to our continuing coverage from westminster of what has been a tumu

through the weekend with high—pressure sitting across scandinavia we will see drier air moving n.he way of clued. clearer skies for the likes of east anglia. further north, a cloudy picture for northern ireland and eastern scotland. the weather improving. cloud lingering for northern ireland and north—east scotla nd for northern ireland and north—east scotland but most places will see a return to sunny skies by the afternoon. saturday night into sunday, a colder nights with clear skies and winds from the south—east. just 8 degrees or two above freezing in the countryside first on sunday. sunday promises plenty of sunshine. blue skies on sunday. a brisk south easterly breeze and temperatures 9-13 easterly breeze and temperatures 9—13 celsius, not bad for the time of year, things turned colder through the week ahead, single figures for all of us. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: theresa may is backed by cabinet ministers, after a wave of resignations. leading brexiteers pledge support for the prime minister. to have confidence in the prime minister? i abso

a lot of blue from scandinavia.s that will change with the blues disappear and we will see yellow is coming in so something milder heading our way. sunday morning, temperatures in most towns and cities above freezing. 6—7 in the south. a few pockets of frost but it will clear overnight. on sunday itself, we are expecting showers around the eastern coast, possibly filtering into yorkshire and maybe one or two in scotland, the possibility of catching on in northern ireland but you will notice the difference. single figure temperatures. monday, this big blows starting to line themselves up from the atlantic. multiple lows heading oui’ the atlantic. multiple lows heading our way is but before that happens, the calm if all the storm, if you like, before the stormy week. settle whether on monday. mist and fog in places but overall, a decent day, it still fairly chilly. that milder air, this is what i am talking about, it is a big load pushing the milderair in our about, it is a big load pushing the milder air in our direc

there will be a change as we head into the big end, high pressure across scandinavia, drier air movings and, that will push mist and fog out of their way on saturday. leader here in the south—east of england. more cloud in the south—west of england and northern england. quite cloudy for eastern scotland and northern ireland through the course of the day. later in the day that cloud should clear away, perhaps lingering for a time across northern ireland and the east of scotland. it will not be as mild as in recent days that temperatures still above average. saturday night and clearer skies it will be colder than recent debates, could be the odd mist and fog patch, temperatures the few degrees above freezing, further south, four or five celsius. degrees above freezing, further south, four orfive celsius. there could be crossed first thing sunday morning but after that's not a bad day. a lot of sunshine on offer. temperatures 9—13dc, then a change into the new working week as things turned colder and there will be read through the middle part of the week, even some snow over the mountains

so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinavia time we get to around about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees, say, in edinburgh, around about six or seven in the south. but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's probably across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not promising clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here, carried by that easterly wind, but in the south a better day. temperatures will get up to about eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here's the big picture on monday. you'll notice a big low pressure sitting out there in the atlantic. it is heading our way, but it won't reach us unt

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now that wind is blowing our weather system away into scandinavia, out of the northern isles for thehat low pressure driving the weather and low pressure driving the weather and low pressure driving the weather and low pressure means low pressure driving the weather and low pressure means it will be u nsettled low pressure means it will be unsettled and showery, most of the showers will be in the west and southern areas but that wind is strong enough to blow them further east, so they will become more widespread. northeastair east, so they will become more widespread. northeast air yeses of scot, england likely to see fewer showers and temperatures will be just above par for the time of year. as we head into sunday, we have got more showers to come, so it won't be a particularly cold start on suspend, however there will be a number of showers round, rather hit—and—miss, however, pretty unpleasant if you are standing out in the commemorations if it is raining so take something waterproof. this is bbc news i'm rachel. the headlines at 8. transport ministerjo johnson resigns from the go

the high pressure again -- we have company over scandinavia.rn -- once it locks in -- is hard to break down. to 18 november we are stuck. this is not a good sign. export and great in and ukiah -- 22-29 degrees. for some it is quite cold and for others not bad. the easterly component from marin county and into the east bay hills -- even though the wind is not that strong on the surface of the higher elevations 25-30s. 87 at berkeley. 32 in fairfield. walnut creek is 32. 37 in brentwood. el cerrito and el sobrante are in the low 50s. and easterly breeze there and everything is quiet. the high pressure is going to anchor here -- 60s and 70s for the temperatures. >> 6:32. everything is quiet? >> yes, a little quiet or today. we don't have the volume for a normal monday with some schools being closed. we have a backup at the bay bridge. it has been here 15-20 minutes. about a 10 minute wait and there was a crash reported westbound on the bridge. westbound at the toll plaza -- all the lanes are open after the crash year. there was a motorcycle accide

the weekend, high pressure dominates things, that area of high pressure will be pushing close to scandinaviaof the wind comes in from the east or southeast direction during the day on saturday, that should clear the cloud away towards the northwest, brighter pictures still a bit of patty clapper northern ireland and scotla nd patty clapper northern ireland and scotland or perhaps a little bit of cloud around east coast, temperatures mild around 10-13d but east coast, temperatures mild around 10—13d but not quite as mild as it has been, in fact a cold frosty start to sunday morning, but it should be another dry day with a prospect of sunshine. light winds, top temperatures by the time we get top temperatures by the time we get to sunday afternoon in around 9—13d. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister, facing a possible leadership challenge, has pledged to fight on with her widely criticised plans for leaving the eu, saying it is the best on offer. i believe with every fibre of my being that the course i have set out is the right o

so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinaviad about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees, say, in edinburgh, around about six or seven in the south. but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we will have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's probably across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not promising clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here, carried by that easterly wind, but in the south a better day. temperatures will get up to around eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here's the big picture on monday. now, you'll notice a big low pressure sitting out there in the atlantic. it is heading our way, but it won't reach us until monday

now the uk's usual weather pattern of atlantic westerlies has been blocked by high pressure in scandinaviahat's how we're still looking for monday. but there are big changes to come as the week goes on. a deepening area of low pressure in the atlantic will feed wet and windy weather our way, but the wind is changing direction to a south—westerly, and as you can see there's mild air coming in but the weather will be much more active as we're about to find out. but we are still in that fairly benign flow of air coming in from the east from monday. that does mean further showers to eastern scotland, eastern england. and some to northern ireland. but for western scotland, wales, western parts of england, dry and in fact sunnier on sunday for many, though temperatures still stuck in single figures. some frost around for some of us on monday night, and some mist and fog as well, but going into tuesday this is the first of these atlantic weather fronts to shake up our weather and bring us back to that usual weather pattern of atlantic westerlies, bringing in rain to northern ireland, wales, weste

and extending through scandinavia and it‘s because we have a huge area of low pressure in the northwest rush hour east of england dry and tonight few showers going north, farther east should be avoided, a few across eastern england avoiding wet weather and later on northern ireland turns driving here we see temperatures drop to single pictures and dense areas of fog. morning rush hour, rain is hit or miss post but heavier bursts southwest with some thunder and light patchy areas and a murky star, brightness west midlands, east wales parts of somerset, heading further north, rain is back for eastern parts of northern ireland, the fog lingering in the west breaks of rain through russian parts of aunt —— scotland and heavier up north, sims showers few and far. through the day we see them reach north eastern parts of scotland, for more showers at times, but more focused to the west, west of wales in southwest england, laimbeer burst of rain with thunder and southern england, as they go to the southeast on the breeze a mild day but the breeze will be stronger than it has been today so temper

so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinaviaound about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees, say, in edinburgh, around about 6 or 7 in the south. but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's probably across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not promising clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here, carried by that easterly wind, but in the south a better day. temperatures will get up to about eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here's the big picture on monday. you'll notice a big low pressure sitting out there in the atlantic. it is heading our way, but it won't reach us until monday night, early h

for that money, you realize you could fly the entire caravan first class to scandinavia. ( laughter )hich, by the way, would be a lot more entertaining to watch, because you would see what those other countries are really about. it would be, like, america, the way you treat the needy is so heartless -- they're coming here? oh, wait. that's not going to work with. yeah, we'll find out the swedish word for "wall." ( laughter ) down on the mexican border, america already has the border patrol, the national guard and you have space force, don't forget that. so you don't really need the army there. but trump will find an excuse to use the troops for anything. next thing you know he'll be, like, this table is so wobbly folks let's get a troop under that leg. thank you for your service! great job! ( laughter ) mr. trump issued sanctions on iran to punish them for upholding their end of the iranian nuclear deal. >> president trump is facing backlack for promoting sanctions against iran. the president posted this picture yesterday morning with the quote "sanctions are coming." the picture and

the chilly clear air comes off continental europe, high pressure to the south of scandinavia.ake time for some. it is misty and pogie, particularly over the hills. patchy rain and drizzle will start to melt away. the clearer skies worked their way northwards and eastwards. brightness in the west to begin with. more of it as we go into the afternoon. it will take time before we see the cloudbreak up across parts of cornwall and the isles of scilly. elsewhere across england and wales plenty of sudden turnaround. 0n the eastern slopes of snowdonia to the east of the peak district, the pennines may hold on to cloud into the second half of the day. northern ireland fairly cloudy as well and southern and eastern parts of the grampians. 20 of cloud. the cloud will come and go across 0rkney and shetland all day long. —— plenty of cloud. across the highlands, 1a, 10— 13 across the rest of the country. we will continue to see cloud in the north—east of scotland, most will have clear skies. with the clear skies, the green, an indication it will be a cooler night. notice the blue lurking

a big area of high pressure across scandinavia bringing cold air across much of the north of the continentain and portugal across to greece and the balkans bringing heavy rain and strong winds and we have seen flooding to the start of the week. mild, wet and windy across the week. mild, wet and windy across the mediterranean on tuesday, cold and bitterly strong easterly wind right across north europe and across the british isles. temperatures remaining in single figures and we are likely to see some sleet and snow. back home, it looks like there's temperatures will be on the rise somewhat as we end the week something a bit milder moves in from the atlantic. that situation, as an olympic and as a sprinter where winds and losses can be measured in hundreds of thousands of seconds, and you are dealing with tiny, tiny incremental improvements every day, i could recognise that. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. the chairman of nissan is arrested over claims he failed to declare $44 million of income. it's reported carlos ghosn will be fired. translation: way beyond feeling sorry, i

so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinaviat to around about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees, say, in edinburgh, around about six or seven in the south. but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we will have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's probably across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not promising clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here, carried by that easterly wind, but in the south a better day. temperatures will get up to around eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here's the big picture on monday. now, you'll notice a big low pressure sitting out there in the atlantic. it is heading our way, but it won't reach us unt

in parts of europe, 16 degrees warmer than it should be and that warmth extends to scandinavia and ite west which normally brings is warm but it will be increasingly wet and windy in the next few days. we finish soggy across western parts and it will spread erratically, north and east through the night, turning showery so it means north—east scotland and eastern counties might stay dry, but the wind is falling lighter, cooler than the rest of the country and we could see dense patches of fog to take this into wednesday morning. try to begin before rain pushes into county down and antrim. but across parts of england and wales, scotland, showers, go through the morning and a lwa ys showers, go through the morning and always heaviest in the west. in eastern parts of scotland or england it turns brighter with fewer showers but they are heaviest across wales and around the irish sea and towards western parts of scotland. another mile day, even if a bit on the breezy side. the wind will switch in a westerly direction later which will push the showers eastwards through wednesday night into t

pressure still with us in scandinavia with these easterly winds bringing in dry air.d cloud today it will be a glorious day tomorrow. not much cut for eastern areas of scotland. what little should should turn away. it should leave sunshine across the country as he had into the afternoon. it will be chilly with a wind. temperatures a bit normalfor time of year —— this time there. it will turn cloutier and cooler as we have there monday. the across —— across eastern coast of scotland will be picking up a few drizzle. damp and drizzly theme continuing on into to say but to say, look at the temperatures. looks of four or five celsius with a cold air heading across wales. cold down for the nurse up across wales. cold down for the nurse up for scotland and northern ireland. normal monday with sunshine. but it will cool as we headed to tuesday and wednesday. temperatures for some struggling around four or five celsius. you have just got around four or five celsius. you havejust got time around four or five celsius. you have just got time to dig out those winter bullies. bye

around an area of high pressure in scandinavia. it is ona high pressure in scandinavia.into eastern and southern scotland, across northern england, one or two which in eastern side of northern ireland too much windfall mark frost, maybe a touch in south—west england, western northern ireland and scotland with the clearest weather. tomorrow, some sunny spells to start the day cloud building and further showers pushing across the uk on a stronger wind. let's look at this, zooming in at 3pm. look at those showers, and also the average wind speed, the costs will be higher, up to 50 mph on the sea coasts, and temperatures into single figures, down compared to disabled plenty of showers in northern england but, for many in northern ireland and western scotland, apart from the risk of the odd shower, it will stay dry with a view showers. that cold feel to things. let's look again at those temperatures popping out in single figures. mid single figures for much of the day for most of us, and the wind is stronger, so wind—chill is a factor. it will feel closer to freezing for some

there were some sales of materials that went to scandinavia and worshiped to germany but the approaches to germany are so constricted that the british were able to maintain a ship proof blockade. this was something that the senator said. what is the difference between the blockades and people thought the submarines were underhanded. any other questions? british march right now. thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> good morning, it is my pleasure to introduce our first speaker who is i want to get the wording right the inaugural chair of war studies in the department of national security and strategy at the u.s. army war college. he is also the winner of

so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinaviaund about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morning. temperatures will be above freezing in bigger towns and cities, two degrees, say, in edinburgh, around about six or seven in the south. but we will have pockets of frost here and there, especially where we will have seen clearer skies overnight, and that's probably across western scotland and northern ireland. now, sunday itself at times will be cloudy, so not promising clear blue skies, and in fact you might even need your umbrella from time to time in the north—west of the country. there could be a few showers here, carried by that easterly wind, but in the south a better day. temperatures will get up to around eight degrees in london, so still pretty chilly, and only six celsius expected in edinburgh. now, here's the big picture on monday. now, you'll notice a big low pressure sitting out there in the atlantic. it is heading our way, but it won't reach us until monda

the arm to the north was looping around high pressure in scandinavia and steaming right back into the will become a bit more settled the next few days but we still have a big area of cold air across it that will take some dislodging and that will take some dislodging and that is a battle that takes place next week ‘s weather as we will see in moment. we still have a bit of wet weather to get rid of during wednesday across parts of scotland, northern scotland, into the afternoon, northern ireland turning increasingly dry and bright. quite windy across scotland and northern ireland, elsewhere, the wind has eased a bit. wind chill isn't such a factor for yesterday but the temperatures are rooted in single figures of. is absolutely still chilly out there. going into wednesday evening we are going to get rid of most of the remaining wet weather. under clear skies with the wind continuing to ease down, widespread fog frost into thursday morning before on thursday, cloud increasing from the east, patchy rain, it is in scotland and north—east england. sunshine increasingly limited and it will

weather with it, another is going to the north of the british isles, looping around high pressure in scandinaviad by a strong yet wind. into next week though jetstream will revert to a typical pattern with different effects on the weather as we will see ina effects on the weather as we will see in a moment. for now we are in the flow of cold air with plenty of showers coming in during tuesday. and in fact as we go deeper into the davies showers are more likely to be falling as sleet and snow. —— deeper into the day the showers. gusts around 40 to 50 miles an hour along the north sea coast, so when chilly isa the north sea coast, so when chilly is a significant factor. already those temperatures are below average for the time of year. but in the wind it feels like it's closer to freezing. it is quite a raw, biting easterly wind. tuesday night into early wednesday, showers are merging to give longer spells of wet weather, rain, sleet and snow to higher ground, just about anywhere in the uk where you see the wet weather as well. but on into wednesday, it looks like the rain, sleet and snow across p

british isles it's a good pasta france into the low countries and gradually pushing over to wards scandinavia and western parts of germany that's. thirteen celsius in london fourteen degrees there for paris a wet one the winds not quite as strong but it will still be blustery the quite a rash of showers blasting away and you can see they stretch the way across into them their consciousness some heavy rain say into portugal more parts of spain looking still rather disturbed but for central and eastern parts if you have ten we find a dry cold enough in moscow temperatures struggling to get anywhere near freezing in the heat of the day meanwhile across northern parts of africa it is generally dry still a chance of some showers there just around just around and all fringes maybe you'll see stray skipping their way across northern areas of libya stays fun and dry there for a good part of egypt as is the case too for much of algeria and also rocket. i think this is fun for me to think i'm having fun. if she. isn't her contribution hunters and beaches. just as it is to. thank. the reason for someone

are in this gap between systems, a ridge of high pressure with the show was at yesterday now in scandinaviaht breeze this afternoon, a lot of dry weather and some sunshine, maybe some straight showers in the bristol channel area and in wales. another mild afternoon, height of 15 degrees. the cloud drifting into the west, turning the sons and a bit hazy by the end of the afternoon but it will not be until the evening that we have any rain pushing in —— turning the sunshine. wetter weather in the late evening and the early hours of wednesday in wales and northern england where it could be quite heavy and so much wetter weather in southern and eastern scotla nd weather in southern and eastern scotland by the end of the night. some sheltered spot in the north—east getting chilly in the small hours but generally a mild night. on wednesday, a lot of sunshine in central and eastern counties and that brighter and clearer weather will move north through the day. by the afternoon, even after a wet start, some cloud in northern ireland and northern england but drier and dryerfor much of scotla nd engl