a star in scandinavia whose family story starts and scandinavia, she has put up (music) when herfamilymily moved to escape the civil war, they headed to europe, where she was born and then finland before eventually settling in sweden. around 280,000 live in europe. more so than any other european country. her family is made a home here but her mother remembers the life they left behind. do you think looking at what your children do now, do you think that it was worth it to move? a lot of somalian parents, i'd really too happy to be living here. i think they are happy for us, but they know what they had to leave behind, a whole country that we loved that is war—torn. and not what he used to be and obviously, there's a lot of hurt there for somalian parents. but for there for somalian parents. but for the opportunities that the children have, they are very thankful for that. cherrie has never been to somalia. most of her friends and memories are made here in the swedish suburb. hello, nice to meet you. one of the best that we have here. he has looked after us. what stuck out when you fir

all the wet weather is up there in scandinavia by thursday, into the colder air.blished again on thursday. so drying up again pretty much everywhere. another chilly start, we are coming towards the latter part of february so it does still get cold but daytime temperatures are above average. further ahead head into next weekend, we could get potentially 80 degrees. where is the cold air? the colder air is coming across the north—east of europe and scandinavia this stage. it is still there in the mid—atlantic. in between where we are, we are on the warmer side of thejet between where we are, we are on the warmer side of the jet stream, the fast moving ribbon of air which picks up an area of low pressure and steers them, and it is doing them into the atlantic, well to the west of the uk. we are going to be on the drier side, we will find south to south—westerly winds still which is why it will be mild as it has been recently, and the weather pattern looks similar to what we have seen recently with higher pressure to the south with lighter winds and no sign of rain, s

cherrie is a star in scandinavia whose family story starts in somalia. some big hits, like this one, that includes a shout—out to somalia's capital. hip hop music. when her family moved to escape the civil war, they headed to europe, first norway where cherrie was born and then finland before eventually settling in sweden. around 280,000 somalis live in europe with sweden accepting more refugees in proportion to the size of their population than any other european country. cherrie‘s family have made a home here but her mum remembers the life they left behind. when you decided that somalia was no longer safe and to move from there to northern europe, do you think, looking at what your children do now, the opportunities you have now, do you think it was worth it? i think i can answer that. a lot of somalian parents in europe and america and the diaspora, aren't really too happy to be living here. i think they are happy for us, but they know what they had to leave behind, a whole country that we loved that's war—torn. and we know what it used to be and how

moving into southern parts of scandinavia as well.see highs of 13, 1a degrees at some point during the week. not a drop of rain in sight for many parts of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. the prime minister responds to labour leader jeremy corbyn‘s demands on a brexit deal. it comes as the government tries to buy more time to secure changes, promising mps they will get a fresh round of votes by the end of the month. if the meaningful vote hasn't happened since —— until the 47th of february and we will allow a further motion in parliament to take place -- 27th of motion in parliament to take place —— 27th of february. but ministers admit these votes might not amount to approving — or rejecting — a deal with the eu. also tonight: a star studded night for british film — with best actress winner olivia colman paying tribute to her co—stars in the favourite:

might have a different view there there is an imminent russian invasion of the baltic states in scandinavia that is seriously the level of debate so what vladimir putin was saying at this important speech of the russian federation would not make much sense within that narrative which i would suggest is probably why it's not covered here i'm sure what message then does it send to the world if it is digested by and western observers and protect what would they have been watching for and would they be sated would they be happy with what they heard. well as regards internal russian federation economic policy arguably there's more criticism of letting me putin's policy within the russian federation nato nations media there isn't much coverage of that arguably a little about the proposed pension reforms ahead of the world cup so i suppose it will center on the i.n.f. treaty as your previous speakers and your politicians have been saying over there in that debate ironically nato nations tend to. perhaps be more inclined to russia because of an overwhelming despair at donald trump because liberal.

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that massive cloud their around the north sea just of scandinavia, that's actually the remnants of stormand southern areas, bringing outbreaks of rain and milder conditions, whereas in scotland, it's actually clear with a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. so let's have a look at the weather map, then, for sunday itself. low pressure, one here around scandinavia, and that is actually ex— erik, but this is another one thatis ex— erik, but this is another one that is pulling away come the afternoon. so the weather does improve a little bit but then further showers are on the way. in fa ct, further showers are on the way. in fact, we see one area of cloud and rain pushes away, another one visit to northern ireland, so i think in belfast we are expecting some heavy showers during lunchtime, and then that will actually sweep across some parts of the uk. but i think overall there will be more dry weather than wet weather on sunday. the temperature is a little on the fresh side, seven degrees in edinburgh, more or less the same on the south coast, give or take a degree. now, sunday a

, and many parts of scotla nd scandinavia, and many parts of scotland becoming drier and brighter.patchy rain for northern england. again, south wales, the midlands and southern england again dry and those temperatures beginning to pick up. over the week we'll find some rain for a while, mainly affecting the northern half of the uk. later in the week, is set to climb once again. the next weather system kept at bay out to the west of the uk. this large area of high pressure is keeping europe dry and mild for the most part. another nudge of cold air coming into the north—east of europe but we are in the warmer air. a bit like last week, the air coming all the way from the canaries with those stronger winds pushing the milder across the uk. for thursday and friday those temperatures continuing to rise. 15—16 on friday, possibly 17-18. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. seven mps announce they've quit the labour party — condemning jeremy corbyn‘s approach to brexit and anti—semitism. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the b

the uncertainty of and scandinavia. the freedom to fly all across europe that we have enjoyed up across europe that we have enjoyed up until now, is not absently guaranteed at the moment and so clearly they would have not have been able to secure some of the contract stretching into 45 years hence that they would have hoped to have done. it seems to add up to a pretty perfect storm. —— for or five yea rs. pretty perfect storm. —— for or five years. flying much larger or economic aircraft, at the next other companies who could feed their own hubs in places like heathrow, and flybmi were simply not part of any of those economies that could help them fly the number of passengers to them fly the number of passengers to the right destinations at the right fa res the right destinations at the right fares that people would buy. this is a relatively small airline, for hundreds of the six employees between the uk, germany, sweden, do we just have to many airlines? biaggi have few airlines, a diminishing number. —— we actually ha

is one of scandinavia so largest iron ore deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. art gallery a witness documentary on the jersey and. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. on counting the cost this week we're focusing on venezuela where people are scavenging for food as a political crisis unfolds how the game of oil is influencing events on the ground plus how creditors are playing a role and why the reports of the run for a little. currency in the cost on al-jazee

mainland europe with the exception of scandinavia are still warm and should be everywhere it's been a bit of a diff in the weather a time when the temperature regime the big surprise surprise. more is coming from the atlantic cloud and eventually rains the temperature best in warsaw was about seven a wednesday and ten but it was still talking about teens for the most part to the west of that the rain is going to cross scandinavia and has brought some snow with i think introduced that snow to the north of poland maybe the baltic states chances and stockholm's maximised who is more like it should be very unlike berlin's tent over and as thirty as i said for most parts it's still remarkably warm considering the time of year that's true throughout the quiet mediterraneans not much going on except this cloud in the middle about jiri it'll probably amount to that she nothing at all just tried i think cause it take the sun away but otherwise you've got nine hundred twenty further south in algeria and of course you get to the warm tropics after that or at least the ones in the middle of north

storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia, we look to the south, this next feature could bring a spellsouthern parts of the country on saturday night, maybe on sunday some strong winds, but the strongest winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while, but slowly this rain will ease away through sunday, it could hang back to east anglia and the south—east. colder air will be pouring south eastwards behind it, these showers across northern areas will be turning increasingly wintry as temperatures back into single figures for all of us. we will have showery burst of rain through saturday into sunday night, and then we see a ridge of high pressure building in which will settle things down but it will feel cold as we start monday off on a cold note. a little bit of frost around. but we have this ridge of high pressure which should see a good deal of dry weather, winds lighter than we have had for the past few days. temperatures 5—9 degrees, so it will feel a little chilly to how it has felt at the start of the wee

is what we're expecting to happen to that snow is going to be marching its way northward towards scandinavia there as we head through saturday a more wet weather edging its way north was behind it too with this hoax wording mass over many parts of europe currently that snow will still be giving us some heavy falls i will also be seeing some heavy rain in the south so for some of the outs they could be up to a meter more snow as we head through the next twenty four hours or so and as that snow works its way into scandinavia here we're expecting around thirty centimeters of snow in parts of sweden so plenty more wintery weather still to come for the u.k. though here fortunately it looks like the temperatures will be on the rise and things will thaw diary stuff thank you well romania has taken the rotating presidency of the european union for the first time but it's already proving controversial the government is being accused of corruption and mismanagement environmental activists have also told al jazeera that romania has been complicit in the destruction of some of europe's most important fo

in fact, it is also seeping into parts of scandinavia and western as well as eastern parts of europe.one thing, those temperatures will continue to rise. by thursday it could be around 13 or 14 degrees, notjust in the south of the country but even in one or two spots across scotland. so the weather this week is looking absolutely fine. bye— bye. stalin welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: as mainly kurdish forces clash with islamic state fighters in syria — america's top military commander says us troops will probably start withdrawing within weeks. strong winds fan wildfires in new zealand forcing thousands to flee their homes. a video is released appearing to show abdurehim heyit, a prominent uighur musician previously reported to have died in a chinese detention camp. and pop music's most prestigious awards ceremony — the grammy‘s — is under way in la.

move out of friday into the start of the weekend, that area of low pressure will push off into scandinavia the south, which may well bring more rain for the start of the weekend. again, the isobars stay tightly packed, it stays pretty windy with it. so, for the end of the week, it's going to be a mild story but a windy one, and we have the potential to see some gusts of winds 50—70 miles an hour, with further rain at times. take care. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: president trump themes his state of the union address on "choosing greatness" as he announces a second summit with north korea's leader this month. ifi if i had not been elected president of the united states, we would right now, in my opinion, be in a major war with north korea. theresa may says she is seeking to change rather than remove the irish border backstop, ahead of talks with stormont leaders. lawyers say five men due to leave today on the first deportation flight to jamaica since the windrush scandal have been given a reprieve.

in fact, it's also seeping into parts of scandinavia and western as well as eastern parts of europe.s turn to a southerly, so that means one thing — those temperatures will continue to rise. by thursday it could be around 13 or 14 degrees, notjust in the south of the country, but even in one or two spots across scotland. so the weather this week is looking absolutely fine. bye— bye. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the prime minister says she's prepared to talk tojeremy corbyn about his demands for supporting a brexit deal but rules out a customs union with the eu. a new trial suggests that women with a family history of breast cancer could benefit if screening was reduced to the age of 35. the bafta queen: olivia colman picks up best actress for her role in the favourite at last night's awards — and pays tribute to her co—stars. this is for all three of us. it's got my name on it but we can scratch in some other names. thank you so much.

move out of friday into the start of the weekend, that area of low pressure will push off into scandinaviawhich may well bring more rain for the start of the weekend. again, the isobars stay tightly packed, it stays pretty windy with it. so, for the end of the week, it's going to be a mild story but a windy one, and we have the potential to see some gusts of winds 50—70 miles an hour, with further rain at times. take care. trump welcome to this bbc news special. i'm katty kay in washington and in a few minutes president trump will deliver his second state of the union address to congress and the world. but it is the first time he's giving this speech with democrats in control of the house of representatives. indeed, speaker nancy pelosi will be sitting right behind him — quite literally looking over his shoulder. he is holding the address a week late because of the government shutdown. with us throughout the evening will be ron christie, former advisor to george w bush and stephanie schriock,

is one of scandinavia the largest or deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking well. those defending their way of life. with this documentary on a jersey you know. again this is al-jazeera a reminder of the main news this hour the u.s. president is predicting victory over i saw as early as next week donald trump says the coalition is close to reclaim all the territory previously held by the group in syria and iraq. venezuela's president nicolas maduro says that he supports dialogue in the ongoing political and humanitarian crisis comes ahead of a meeting in europe why by and uniformed international group the dame's to resolve the situation. of britain's prime minister to resign may's in brussels to urge e.u. leaders to accept changes to the regs that agreement the main sticking point is on how to keep open the border between the republic of ireland and all the time. one of the largest aid convoys since the start of syria's war has reached a remote refugee camp on the border with jordan more than one hundred trucks brought food and medical supplies to thousands of syri

how the jet stream actually meanders around the uk, in fact, at times even north of iceland, into scandinaviahe high pressure building, and with the winds blowing around in a clockwise fashion the warmer air will be reaching the uk. the summary for the week ahead is a lot of dry weather, at least mainly dry — there might be some sports of rain in north—western scotland. mild by day but the nights, withthe clearer sky, will be chilly and there might be some fog around too. bye— bye. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. the battle against the spread of the so—called islamic state has raged on for years — but now a spokesman for the kurdish—led alliance in north—eastern syria says its forces are launching their final battle against the group in the tiny pocket of territory it still holds around the village of baghouz near the iraqi border. the announcement comes just days after president trump said he believed the end of the self—declared is caliphate could be announced in the coming week. but as sebastian usher reports, the threat still remains in the region.

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in fact, it is approaching southern parts of scandinavia where temperatures are going to be well aboveld even nudge up to about 1k degrees. we are notjust talking about the south of the country, even parts of scotland. the murray firth is a spot where, in southerly winds, the temperatures will munch up to be midteens. a settled and fine week on the way for most of us after that stormy and tv week we have the last week. that's it for me. goodbye. hello, everyone. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: strong winds fan wildfires in new zealand forcing thousands to flee their homes. a deadly measles outbreak takes hold in the philippines where vaccination rates are low — we'll be finding out why. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: pressure is growing in brazil for tougher rules on the construction of dams — after two devastating collapses injust three years. translation: they have learnt nothing. what is happening now is making is really frightening that might frighten. cities are being evacuated. there is the risk of other dams braking. th

moving into southern parts of scandinavia as well.peratures will rise. we could see highs of 13, 14 degrees at some point during the week. not a drop of rain in sight for many parts of the uk. that's it from me. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at aid the. company bosses could face up to seven years in jail for mismanaging staff pension schemes under government plans. when it comes to pensions, the penalties need to be as stiff as possible, because this is people's lives. theresa may will ask mps for more time to rework her brexit plan — and offer parliament another vote, but labour accuses the prime minister of running down the clock. there have been some early wins for "the favourite" at the baftas — actress rachel weisz told us what it meant to be nominated. very exciting to be part of the story, to work with the goddesses that are olivia colman and emma stone. it was a true ensemble, each

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is working its way north woods now so we'll see some heavy downpours out of that over parts of scandinavia during the day today and then behind it we've got the next system that's rolling its way and bringing us yet more in the way of wet and windy weather staying wet and windy across the british isles there as we head through the day on friday that's also stretching in to parts of denmark there for the south and here it's just more mild so paris getting to around ten degrees but not too much in the way of what with the hair and actually that mild weather is extending further east now to say walsall should get up to around five degrees of the maximum temperature of the mediterranean we've had this very active system with us that brought us a lot of rain and some fairly strong winds as well that system is moving away from us but it's been quite windy i mean damp forcing kyra things here a calming down but behind it we may just see the or shall perhaps around the coast of libya and that white just stretch its way eastwards on to the coastline of egypt as well ger in the day further towards t

is one of scandinavia smog just iron ore deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. or. a witness documentary on the. with every. this is al jazeera. with a check on your world headlines for united states says the time for dialogue with venezuela's president thanking us my bureau is over it back self declared interim leader one fido and is calling from a juror to hand power over and leave the country washington has also announced visa bans on members of the program constituent assembly as to discussions with negotiating with him on his departure is fine if we ever get to that negotiation obviously he may flee some day or he may seek to negotiate conditions but that's not what he's done in the past what he's done in the past is to use these negotiations to prolong his stay in power and to try to demonstrate his legitimacy and that we're again on the course maduro has launched a petition demanding the u.s. stay out of venezuela's affairs speaking at a rally in the capital he o

skiing and rifle shooting together who thing is cross-country skiing has always been popular in scandinavia even for hunting with a weapon that's how the idea was born who were born. in germany most by athletes are in the military that means they train under professional conditions the biafran isn't really a recreational sport but here and nestled among those who are curious can give it a try. to it so you my good here's what you do and you know down by your balls to the starting out as you can see there's already a bit of snow on our weapons. ok the skiing really gets your heart pumping that makes it difficult to hold the rifle steady and hit the targets fifty meters away. so i go back. to back push and how long does it take to do this. goes really quick well practice makes perfect. we know. again one night in night no no i've looked through here there and i have been using the wrong one i know here for this little home cooking but look at the thing would have got. much better. oh i. know i was ok at it now i'm ready for a little friendly competition. oh you've got ready said. look out. he

skiing and rifle shooting together who thing is cross-country skiing has always been popular in scandinavia even for hunting with a weapon that's how the idea was born to be born. in germany most by athletes are in the military that means they train under professional conditions the biafra on isn't really a recreational sport but here in nestle those who are curious can give it a try. for it so you my good here's what you do and you know down by your goals to the start you off as you can see there's already a bit of snow on our weapons. ok the skiing really gets your heart pumping that makes it difficult to hold the rifle steady and hit the targets fifty meters away. so i go back. back push and how long does it take pros to do this. goes really quick well practice makes perfect. we know. again no night in night no no other shooter here died there and i've been using the wrong one i know here to this little hole but look if you think what i've got now you get so much better look there's zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero

it's one of scandinavia largest deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. a witness documentary on a. hello again welcome back we're here across the northern part of australia we're totally talking about the northern territory and queensland we're talking about a lot of rain that's been happening over the last couple of days and in townsville we're talking about a disaster being declared because of the very heavy rain that they have seen unfortunately over the next few days as you can see here in the forecast map the rain is going to continue across much of that area there of low pressure that is turning is really not moving too much so that means more rain is going to fall in the same locations from friday as well as into saturday took over the forecast map there will be seeing some flooding going on across much of that area down towards the south though the temperatures are on their way back to melbourne thirty three degrees few adelaide at thirty seven and over here towards city well it's going to be a nice day at a

in fact, it is also seeping into parts of scandinavia and western as well as eastern parts of europe.peratures will continue to rise. by thursday it could be around 13 or 111 degrees, notjust in the south of the country but even in one or two spots across scotland. so the whether this week is looking absolutely fine. bye— bye. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: strong winds fan wildfires in new zealand forcing thousands to flee their homes. a deadly measles outbreak takes hold in the philippines where vaccination rates are low — we'll be finding out why. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: pressure is growing in brazil for tougher rules on the construction of dams — after two devastating collapses injust three years. translation: they've learned nothing. what's happening now makes us really frightened. cities are being evacuated. there is a risk of other dams breaking. the mining companies said they would help us, but they haven't. the stars are out on the biggest night for british film — with olivia colman named best actress. this is for all three of us.

atlantic storms will be sleeping over the next 2a hours to get this these systems will go to scandinaviasors, near below freezing. recently, we have seen some went three whether around that had a land area. there has been a lot of rain and snow and thunderstorms around as well. pretty unsettling conditions there across the front north of india. the outlook for the next few days, friday, what the forecast, quiet conditions across most of india. it has been pouring with rain across australia and the last few days, weeks, the monsoon rains, still some storm clouds around here. there is an area with a drench recently. those floods have been catastrophic for this region. the good news is that the rains will ease. you will see the jet stream and that collect air i think it's a southeastern parts of australia, so those temperatures will be taking a dip of the dive. the hot air is up north. we are talking about about 20 celsius. city will be up and down a little bit closer the seasonal north. that is it. you are up—to—date with the world the weather. the other weather is coming up weather. the o

sweden, in the heart of scandinavia and at the edge of the arctic circle, is the fourth-largest country in europe. in fall and winter, the northern lights are on striking display here, and m much of the pristine landscape is shaped by mountains, forests, and lakes. most of sweden's 9 million people, over 80%, live in cities like stockholm, the capital. gateway to the baltic sea, stockholm spans 14 islands and is said to be one of the cleanest cities in the world. here, residents have more than adopted an environmental spirit; it's part of their culture. >> sweden being ahead of the curve in terms of environmental issues--i think it's because most swedes still have a real connection to the environment around us. >> swedes' concern about the enenvironment really dates back from our love of the nature and that we really want to preserve tthings for t the coming generation, which is a big thing for us here in sweden. >> even here in stockholm, which is a big city, there is a park close by, so it gives individuduals a sense of connection wiwith the e environt around them that i i think a lot

is one of scandinavia smaug just iron ore deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. balance a witness documentary on a jazzy and. this is al-jazeera. alarm has i'm sick of this is the news hour live from dot coming up in the next sixty minutes. do it our rejects calls for early presidential elections on a day of mass rallies for and against his presidency. opposition leader why don't address his his supporters and calls for more military defections. central african republic government and several armed groups reach a peace deal after years of fighting. last chilling rhetoric from an armed group accused of bombing a cathedral in southern philippines speaks exclusively to our fight to. allow tens of thousands of people have been rallying in venezuela for and against the government of president nicolas maduro is showing no signs of backing down from a standoff with opposition leader juan why dode despite two more defections from the military are left in america and it's only hu

most of the rain pushes a way out into the north sea towards scandinavia, scotland and northern irelandith some patchy rainfor and we are left with some patchy rain for northern england and north wales but still dry in southern england, the midlands and south wales with temperatures back up to 13 degrees. towards the end of the week, the next system comes in with this looks like it will be kept to the west of us because that high pressure is dominant and it is starting to build in across the uk. light winds in england and wales, a chilly start, mist and fog patches and some sunshine. a bit more cloud in the breeze for scotland and northern ireland but all it was on thursday should have a dry day and the temperatures are rising everywhere. 13—15d. they are climbing later in the week as well and continue to climb on friday. a week with the front in the far north—west should get blown away by the strong winds, a dry day for the most, spells of sunshine and some morning mist and fog where the winds are light but the temperatures are up are light but the temperatures are up to 15 or even 16.

storm erik pushes off in towards scandinavia, we look to the south, this next feature could bring a spellt winds will be across the channel into the near continent. we could see some snow over the higher ground of wales for a while, but slowly this rain will ease away through sunday, it could hang back to east anglia and the south—east. colder air will be pouring south eastwards behind it, these showers across northern areas will be turning increasingly wintry as temperatures back into single figures for all of us. we will have showery burst of rain through saturday into sunday night, and then we see a ridge of high pressure building in which will settle things down but it will feel cold as we start monday off on a cold note. a little bit of frost around. but we have this ridge of high pressure which should see a good deal of dry weather, winds lighter than we have had for the past few days. temperatures 5—9 degrees, so it will feel a little chilly to how it has felt at the start of the weekend. high pressure building in next week, temperatures will come down considerably, with dry weathe

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it will head towards scandinavia after scotland.g across northern england at 50 kilometres or more. it then heads out of the north sea and we are left with sunshine and showers. most of the showers coming in across western areas, it does become a bit dry in scotla nd areas, it does become a bit dry in scotland is the day goes on but we keep the rain in the far north. still windy afternoon and the temperatures 9— 11 degrees, pretty good for this time of the year. noticing the sun turning hazy across parts of england and wales. during the open afternoon and overnight, it turns wet and windy. north of it, brea ks turns wet and windy. north of it, breaks in cloud and we will see temperatures perilously close to freezing. there is still outbreaks of rain hugging the far north of scotland. we have a weather front sliding its way down to northern ireland. the wet weather flies its way down and there is slow improvements. sunshine following on and then it turns wet and windy in parts of northern ireland and the wet weather sinks more furthe

heading towards scandinavia. taking the worst of the winds.ross northern england and north wales. especially over the pennines, western coast, gusts of 60 or so. the winds will ease down a bit. staying windy throughout the day, strong to gale force. sunshine and showers. most coming into northern ireland, wales, southwest, english channel, drier later in scotland. still the rain in the far north of the country. some sunshine around, too, particularly for the eastern side of the uk. still windy, decent temperatures, 9—12. not lasting much longer. winds continue to drop, this evening, cloud increasing so from the south—west. rain arriving during the south—west. rain arriving during the evening, overnight, getting to north wales. more broken card. the threat of some frost. 0ne north wales. more broken card. the threat of some frost. one or two icy patches around. buckling its way down towards northern ireland tomorrow, that front. cloud, snow over the top of the welsh hills. breaking away, this spell of quite heavy rain, gusty winds coming into n

storm we had over the last couple of days, erik, which brought the damage and disruption is in scandinaviait will feel cooler. there are some rain around as well, this is what has been happening over the past few hours. most of the rain is across england and wales, drier for northern england but rain further south. and a bit of snow over the higher ground in wales. that is moving away and rain is moving across the midlands toward east anglia and the south. it will fade away eventually behind it, a few showers, by brightening up with some sunshine. you can see this curl of rain coming in to northern ireland, a spell of rain quite likely and rain in the north of scotland. temperatures will be low, despite the wind is not being as strong. some sunshine in many areas. this rain accompanied by strong winds will push its way quickly into wales in southern england. it will be gone by the morning, the cloud and rain moving southwards across scotla nd and rain moving southwards across scotland in the north—east england, it may have some wintriness over the hills. we get some northerly wind and push

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is because our storm, storm erik, which was earlier to the north of scotland, is heading towards scandinaviang in the cloud and turning the sunshine hazy across the south of the uk. sunshine around elsewhere and some showers as well and gusty winds this afternoon, gusts of 50 miles an hour or more in northern england, especially on the pennines but those should ease down a little. strong to gale force winds and plenty of sunshine and showers, mainly northern ireland, wales, south—west through the english channel, the showers in scotland becoming fewer but we have rain in the far north of the country. decent temperatures today, 9—12 degrees, mild, but we still have those gusty winds. the cloud continues to thicken in the south—west, turning wet here and the rain develops more widely, pushing north to north wales and across towards the wash. north of that, the cloud will be more broken so it will be colder and there may be a touch of frost and icy patches as well. wet weather in the far north of scotland and that is the wet weather system that will buckle its way down towards northern ireland