while the further south you are there will be rain and wind, especially in two parts of southern scotlaecially in two parts of southern scotland and northern england, so we will see some higher accumulations and theirs are met office amber warning but rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland this evening that as it lingers through southern scotla nd that as it lingers through southern scotland into the plans, 20 centimetres of fresh snow here. went to the south with gusts of 50—60 mph, some big gusts around the coast and tomorrow morning although the bulk of the weather system has cleared away, there will be after effects and the risk of disruption for the thursday pressure are. icy an untreated services, further rain, sleet and snow showers for some of us. sleet and snow showers for some of us. rain, sleetand sleet and snow showers for some of us. rain, sleet and snow pulling away from northern england but that risk of disruption over and further hail showers in north—west england into the midlands. in southern areas, the wind easing a little bit, showers dotted about through south

for northern scotla nd day northern ireland. northern scotland once the foston frock clears we should have the lines share of the sunshine. we have a bit more breeze hopefully the clyde will be about high and it won't be so gloomy and the faugheen will lift more readily but again not expecting an abundance of sunshine. cabbage is ona par an abundance of sunshine. cabbage is on a par with recent days. as we go through tomorrow evening and tomorrow night little rain left by the time they get to sunday morning and by that time we might have the fog returning to northern ireland. againa bit fog returning to northern ireland. again a bit chilly, by and large a lot of cloud, we have got the re m na nts of lot of cloud, we have got the rem na nts of two lot of cloud, we have got the remnants of two week weather fronts, drizzly rain, this is the main player late in the day, the next weather front sweeping up the week weather front sweeping up the week weather front sweeping up the week weather front and moving south during sunday night.

the best of sunshine to the western side of scotla nd best of sunshine to the western side of scotlandof the pennines through wales into the south west. if the fog lingers for any length of time it may well be your figures are into single figures and not a warm start to the new day on friday. it is that combination of cloud and fog that causes us a combination of cloud and fog that causes us a bit of concern. friday, a quiet day. first signs of a weather front trying to work its way into the british isles. but even as we get as far as the weekend, it is running into this area of high pressure a cross running into this area of high pressure across western russia and makes the progress of front very slow indeed. you're watching beyond 100 days on pbs. a wealthy area of california is swamped in dangerous mudslides. at least 15 people have been killed in the hills around santa barbara. rescue workers use helicopters to pull people to safety in an area that is home to some of america's most famous media stars. the great republican exodus. another top conservative lawmaker says he's calling

could well be gales across northern and north—western scotla nd across northern and north—western scotlandening. this wet and windy weather will go south overnight, into northern england, northern ireland, wales and the midlands by tomorrow morning. in the south ahead of that rain band, a mild night but to the north, things are beginning to turn colder. this band of rain is associated with a cold front drifting its way southwards. strong and gusty winds ahead but behind the frontal system, some colder air, which would be pushing down from the north—west. monday's forecast like this, we start off with very mild weather across the channel island, the south of england, south wales. largely dry, generally cloudy but some brea ks dry, generally cloudy but some breaks in the south east. eddie bursts of rain in this rain band, 8am likely to be across north west england and to the north, that is where we are into the cold air. sunny spells but showers. they will be over high ground in scotland, already turning wintry. it will stay breezy in the northern half of the country as we go on through the

sinking into southern scotla nd the day.tland and northern england bringing showers in the afternoon. further south, more in the way of sunshine. sunshine for northern scotland. at a chilly story here. 0vernight, the shower was clear, the isobars open and with clear skies, temperatures are dipping away. first day back at work in the new year, it looks like we could see a fairly widespread frost. clear skies shot lead. another area of low pressure from the atlantic, bringing rain and snow. briefly rather mild to the far south. another area of low pressure wheezing in overnight tuesday into wednesday. squally winds stop windy day across the board on wednesday. heavy and thundery showers possible. temperatures typically around average for the time of year. perhaps a little bit chilly again first thing on thursday as the winds fall lightly. another area of pressure through the south and west with more heavy rain and risk of localised flooding. windy start to 2018. this is bbc news, the headlines. britain has become the latest pl

we will see this turning to rain across the west of scotla nd this turning to rain across the west ofditions here. perhaps a little brightness as well and temperatures less cold than they have been, but a real wintry mix. the here, east anglia also, staying really cold as well so watch out for ice, but further south and west it will be mainly rain, some heavy rain falling on services where we have seen falling on services where we have seen some snowmelt now 3s falling on services where we have seen some snowmelt now as well as temperatures rising —— surfaces where we have seen some snow melt. the snow slowly shift eastwards towards this evening and those temperatures are really coming up in the south—west by the end of the day, 10—12d location it. still very cold for scotland and parts of england. 0vernight, the rain, sleet and snow clears away. a few clear spells behind. —— 10—12 degrees here. temperature is not far off 10 degrees in the south—west but here it will start off quite wet. this feature running across the south—west careering into monday. some rain into the north of scot

of rain expected to be heavy will spread eastwards, another mild day for england and wales but for scotland and northern ireland schooler, perhaps turning some of rain wintry. high pressure tries to nudge in from the west but it does allow a run of north, north—westerly winds for a time. so thursday is looking a bit fresher, than what we will start the week on, temperatures backin will start the week on, temperatures back in to single figures for most. showers in the north and west but we should see sunshine in southern and eastern areas. it looks like that will move off and this big area of high pressure be ginds to —— begins to build up, this feature could run-in to build up, this feature could run—in to northern ireland and scotla nd run—in to northern ireland and scotland through friday. most of us on friday, thanks to that high pressure will see a lot of fine and settled conditions. 0n the cool side but things are set to turn milder as we head to the weekend as we pick up the west or south—westerly winds, we did think originally that big area of high pressure would dominate the weath

a touch of frost and to the north and west of scotla nd frost and to the north and west of scotland ashance of some sunshine from the word all north of the great glen. for the least and to the great glen. for the least and to the south we ran into patchy fog issues and certainly an issue as we come down northern and western parts of england and the eastern side of wales and northern ireland. the yearly night fog will have been removed and a freshening breeze and not too much in the way of fog, parts of east anglia and maybe the south—east as well. that fog waddling around too long for many of you, the first few hours of the day, and then it will pop away and the chance of beating sunshine across eastern areas and the chance of a show about west, some of that sunshine hanging around for a bit more of the day. friday into saturday not a great day with fog. the weather front manifests itself asa the weather front manifests itself as a wet start to the weekend across the western side of england, western scotla nd the western side of england, western scotland through wales and certainly a w

a different story for scotla nd too cold.ry for scotland and northern ireland, likely frost. maybe fog as well. scotla nd likely frost. maybe fog as well. scotland will see the lowest temperatures overnight and first thing tomorrow morning, more across northern ireland we may have some fog around for the first half of the day. into england and wales, cloud breaking at the end of the night to allow those temperatures to get close to freezing in the north—west, perhaps on to west wales as well. the midlands and the east, a cloudy start. a new light showers. then more sunshine coming into england and wales and the south—west. most places have a dry day, decent sunshine but a bit more of a struggle across the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, that clu b relu cta nt to east anglia and the south—east, that club reluctant to break. should do eventually, and by then we will see more cloud probably arriving in northern ireland. temperatures a degree or two lower than today but with light winds and sunshine, should not fee

snow over the hills of scotla nd polar regions.entially northern england. wet weather to come. the change begins tonight. already a few changes in recent days. sunshine in the south and east. western parts of england and wales, some clout. some brea ks england and wales, some clout. some breaks over england and wales, some clout. some brea ks over scotla nd england and wales, some clout. some breaks over scotland because the breeze is picking up. northern ireland with wind that could touch gale force. around the coasts and hills. wet and windy weather sweeping southwards across england and wales taking us to dawn on monday morning. the rain and cloud clearing up. cabbages in the highlands could get close enough for a touch of frost. no frost towards the south and east as we start monday morning. not a great commute, heavy rain around. still win thes touching gale force across some of the coasts. rain at times across england. wales and northern england. not everyone will get wet in the rush—hour. perhaps the chance of seeing some br

frequent showers, add on the strong winds, snow and blizzard conditions in scotla nd snow and blizzardsouth—east, could see coastal flooding there because tides are high. a cold night to come which is why we have the warning, but fewer showers across the south—east. for tomorrow, warning, but fewer showers across the south—east. fortomorrow, it's going to be a cold day again, another windy one, wintry showers will be in the forecast but increasing sunshine through the afternoon so it is an improving picture. that's not before we get through the mooring period, which will be pretty treacherous in parts of scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. watch out for blizzard conditions, icy stretches and strong gale force winds. fewer showers further south, a few running through the cheshire gap towards the midlands, snow over the pennines and wintryness and showers across the moors of the south—west but a good portion of the midlands, the south—east, will start dry, cold and bright. through the day those showers become more can find towards scotla nd showers become more can find

to repeat, scotla nd today. new year's day. four deaths are unrelated, they believe. four young men all stabbed to death in london. three in new year's eve and the fourth in the early hours of today. scores of people who had travelled to liverpool to celebrate the new year have had to spend the night in a temporary shelter after a fire in a multistorey car park next to the city's echo arena destroyed more than a thousand vehicles. steve saul reports. the fire is thought to have started in one vehicle on the third floor of the car park. emergency services arrived within minutes, but the flames quickly spread to other floors. police say 1,400 cars have been destroyed. up to 4,000 people are thought to have been left stranded in the city. the arena, on the city's waterfront, was hosting the liverpool international horse show. no spectators or animals have been injured. i've got a vehicle in there, yeah, so i'm unsure at the moment what it's going to be, we can't get anywhere near it. we've called family and friends from over north

always more cloud across scotla nd 15 celsius. always more cloud across scotland and some rain in the afternoon. far north of scotland, chilly air. this front and the colder air all coming south overnight tonight. monday, we will see some change in the weather. england and wales will get grey and murkier spells of rain sinking south and then clearer and brighter conditions from the north as the hours go by. you get the sunshine, lose the warmth and in the south, you are still stuck with the cloud, temperatures of 11 or 12 could be yours. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police investigating the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday are trying to establish how many people were in the vehicle. the cabinet office minister david lidington urges the conservatives to "come together" amid growing rifts in the party over brexit. hospitals in the afghan capital, kabul, struggle to cope with casualties from a suicide bombing that killed at least 95 people and injured 158 others. water levels are co

there will be big challenges them from scotla nd will be big challenges them from scotland and irelands have been congregating in london today for the tournamentofficial launch. in this hotel room, the six nations is selling itself. all the coaches and captains are doing a round of interviews, but really, this tournament, more than any other, revolves around traditional rivalries. so, what is new this time? well, england and ireland will play in the final week in, and that will maybe be the decider. wales, with a lot of injuries, content with scotla nd with a lot of injuries, content with scotland on the opening weekend. that is a resurgent scotland have beaten australia twice since the last six nations. they begin this six nations with expectations. last six nations. they begin this six nations with expectationsm brings a lot of excitement, we know that if we perform well we can put ourselves in a very good position. but, we also not naive to think that other countries are not thinking the same thing. well, england go to italy in the first weekend and that result is very addictive all

a similar number in scotla nd were stuck.e roads. everyday on outside source we try to distil the biggest stories. we have heard from scotland, canada, south africa and the us. now we turn to ethiopia. couple of weeks ago we told you about ethiopia's announcement that hundreds of political prisoners will be released. that was significant, because they hadn't even acknowledged many of these political prisoners existed. there was some doubt about whether the process would begin, but it has. 500 prisoners were freed — among them was the prominent opposition leader, merera gudina. he's been held for a year — but says he wants talks with the government. he says he is ready for dialogue. emmanuel igunza's spent the day reporting from just by his house. he is regularly based in ethiopia. today, supporters of merera gudina have thronged the streets, calling for his arrival. he was released from prison, where he faced multiple charges including association with a terrorist group. the government says it will release 500 people, and mer

the frost is on the way across scotla nd the frost is on the way across scotland and frost in laurellong before it changes again, rain quickly moving over the irish sea and briefly some snow over the pennines, over the hills of scotland. wet weather doesn't last too long and it cheers up on the acton ib gusty winds ahead of this rain arriving in northern ireland later on. temperature seven to 10 degrees in the central belt, 11 in london and cardiff. keep an eye on this low overnight tuesday, not exactly where it will go, but there are warnings of 60 to 70 mph gusts over scotland, northern ireland and northern england. the worst of it moving away in the morning but leaving us with widespread gales across england and wales on wednesday. wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers, mostly showers in the west and longer spells of rain across northern ireland and temperature seven in the central belt, ten across southern england and south wales. to set aside a moment of silence each day with god is to safeguard oui’ each day with god is to safeguard our soul. it is to shield our freed

front moving towards the east so eventually we will start to see the back edge of this rain into scotlanorthern ireland. brighter weather on the way out at this stage, nine o'clock, to make this stage, nine o'clock, to make this drink down to the western counties, the arm of white eastwards, looking relatively right. —— in the isle of white. the cloud arriving later. 0n —— in the isle of white. the cloud arriving later. on top of that, very windy throughout the country. west gailforce windy throughout the country. west gail force winds and turning stormy. the winds will probably read gusting over 70 mph. low pressure moving very close to the north of scotland. with the isobars coming all the way from here, it uses an indication of the direction of the wind. a lot of cloud and rain around. this cloud you concede will break up here and there, maybe around the walsh heals, east of the pennines. double figures throughout the uk, not the north of scotla nd throughout the uk, not the north of scotland but in 12 spots i would not be surprised if it gets up to 15 degrees. at least it is mild. w

it could be heavy in scotla nd band of rain. it could be heavy in scotland and northern ireland. south of that we have some blustery winds. this is where we have the mild air once again. to the north of the band of rain, the area is getting a bit chilly. the rain band continues to push its way southwards on monday. probably getting into more southern parts of england during the afternoon. here we still have temperatures of 11 or 12. the hind that the colder ed dix down. funniest guys further north and showers in the north west of scotland. —— sunniest skies. the chance of frost in the south and south—east on tuesday. a bright start some sunshine. later we will get some rain in the north—west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. police have released a cctv image of a man wanted over a car crash that killed three teenage boys at a west london bus stop on friday. the prime minister has come under new pressure from her backbenchers over brexit negotiations — amid reports of a looming leadership battle. the leader of russia's main opposition party is arrested at a rally calling f

the right train or you can head north from here, you can go to birmingham, manchester, then on to scotlatland if you like so this is a good place to come to take the temperature of how people are feeling about these price rises. people i have spoken to, some of them said, i know it is not great, but i'm prepared to pay it if i can see a better service and get a seat when i get on board. but some people are when i get on board. but some people a re really when i get on board. but some people are really worried about this. i use the railways a lot. although the country. some of the rolling stock is well past the sell by date. some of the east midlands trains, absolutely horrendous. two coaches to nottingham, and no air conditioning, awful. so yes, investment is needed and the only way to produce that is increase fares, unfortunately. but commuters will pay the price. it is pretty disgusting. you're not even guaranteed a seat. i think it is wrong. people just guaranteed a seat. i think it is wrong. peoplejust go guaranteed a seat. i think it is wrong. people just go on standing all day, you

patchy rain will sink south and east, northern england and northern ireland slowly brightening up, scotlahine but also showers and strong winds and the wedge of mild air syncing south and east. tonight we lose that rain from the south—east, temporary clear spells, it will turn chilly but it clouds over by the end of the night and with that the return of mild air, ten or11 and with that the return of mild air, ten or 11 degrees in cardiff and belfast. a mild day, a lot of cloud, patchy rain in western areas and this persistent rain set in place for central and southern scotla nd place for central and southern scotland but if you get sunshine for any length of time, you could get to 14 any length of time, you could get to 1a or 15 degrees. rain sink south on monday, and behind that are slightly colder feel for tuesday. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... the attorney general has acknowledged that "very serious mistakes" over the disclosure of evidence by prosecutors have led to the collapse of recent trials in england and wales. 63 people have been killed and more than 150 injured, as

even tonight it will stay with parts of scotla nd tonight it will stay with parts of scotland and waleswhere there are any breaks. sunday begins with grade patchy rain, and the far west of england and, there might be some more breaks, but generally it is a cloudy story, turning windy across scotla nd cloudy story, turning windy across scotland and northern ireland. the speu scotland and northern ireland. the spell of heavy rain and severe gale force winds will spread its way south and east and it will be in east anglia by the time we start monday, and it will bring about a change for next week, introduce brighter skies but also colder weather, as well. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the liberal democrats are warning ministers not to agree to a tax—payer funded bailout of the troubled construction company carillion, which employs 20,000 people. the bbc understands that high—level government meetings are under way. the african union demands an apology from president trump for reportedly using a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent. the union accused th

cloudy for most of scotla nd the night. windy and they might have some sunshine. central and southern scotland, it is wet, with a damp start for northern ireland. elsewhere, probably dry, probably cloudy and very mild, temperatures about 10 degrees. so sunday, is days wet across central and southern scotland, the weather improving —— it stays wet. down andreolli around the hills and western england, and a generally cloudy scene —— damp and cloudy. mild, typically, 12—13. temperatures could be even higher. colderfurther north, north of the weather front which is producing the rain in scotla nd which is producing the rain in scotland and the weather front will move south overnight into england and wales on monday, and brings about a change as we change our wind direction. the mild air will be swept away to the new continent and something colder will follow. i head of the rain, we have gusty winds, the higher times in southern england where it is wettest in the afternoon, eventually we have sunshine for northern england and no

across scotla nd time for your commute.owers working in across western areas. a number of snow showers as well piling in across northern ireland, across the high ground, pennines, peak district as well of northern england. strong winds. across parts of east anglia and south—east england. even towards the south—east england. even towards the south coast winds will be gusty for a time and showers working into southern parts of wales, across south—west england. as i say, one of those mornings whether it's due to the snow locally or very strong winds, either way, we could see one or two problems out and about. the rest of the day the weather becomes more straightforward as those fears winds work across the netherlands, which could bring disruption at schiphol airport. if you are flying there, check before travelling. it stays quite windy. wintry showers across the north and west with temperatures struggling across northern areas, feeling cold here but even colder when you factor in the strength of the wind. as we go through thu

for most of scotla nd scotland eventually. for most of scotland it is a cold and frosty start.rrow. for most of us even though the breeze will lift the cloud to make it a bit less grey, it will still be a cloudy day for most. the rain starts to move a bit further east so it will be dumper by the end of the day for the south—west of scotland. then that weather front doesn't make much progress further east. it tends to fizzle out. a bit odd smattering of snow in the scottish islands. we are seeing cloudier shies, largely frost free. 0nce seeing cloudier shies, largely frost free. once again on sunday we've got the remnants of two—week weather fronts. there's going to be a lot of cloud again. chances are we will see some brightness but not that much. if you look to the north—west, that's the sign of a change. this is quite a large area of low pressure dominating the north atlantic which will push a spell of wet and windy weather through into sunday night and monday. behind that will get the cold air in. quite a significant wind chill but at least we'll see some sunshine returning.

we meet the main protagonist, charles i, king of england, scotla nd charles i, king of england, scotland- 1649. from 1625 -1649. he from 1625 - 1649. he had a from 1625 -1649. he had a great eye for art, as did his mrs, henrietta maria. both porkers were painted by this fella, the flemish artist anthony van dyck, who king charles i hired as his court painter, oi’ hired as his court painter, or what we would now call nowdays as his artist in residence. he has two main focuses for his collection — that's mantegna's the triumph of caesar, by the way — his first passion was for the german, flemish and dutch artists of the northern renaissance. hence we have this wonder wall of hans holbein portraits, at the end of which is this absolute cracker, of robert cheesman, the royal falconer. his other great love was the artists of the italian high renaissance. people like pisano. and here tintoretto painted this dramatic biblical scene. injust two decades, charles and henrietta amassed an art collection to rival any court in europe but it all came to a very abrupt end when charles had his head chop

as you say, the same technology that was used in scotla nd the same technology that was used in scotlandmore than 20 years ago it, to produce the first cloned mammal, dolly the sheep. since then, we have had pigs, cats, rats, mice but never before, a monkey. the furthest people have got, has been the embryos. this team in shanghai have managed to create these two monkeys, and i think we can seize them moving images of them playing in their incubator. there they are, died instantly —— genetically identical. they say that they hope to have a whole row of cloned monkeys, they could investigate the two genes that cause both animal and human diseases. varies, though, a great deal of worry about what this might mean? there has been ever since dolly the sheep. i remember very clearly is covering dolly the sheep story. when people said they were on the road to human cloning. that has been a refrain to critics ever since. the only reason why this, in a sense, is novel, is because they are the first cloned nonhuman primates, so that they'd hardly processed —— so that they'd hardly processed —— so

right conditions but also heavy showers falling asleep and snow across scotla nd falling asleep and snowlow levels. further south of the wintriness on the hills, thailand under mixed in, too. thejustice secretary david gauke is considering a judicial review into the decision to release serial sex attackerjohn worboys. the former black cab driver was jailed indefinitely in 2009 for sexually assaulting 12 women. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader henry bolton after she reportedly made racist remarks about prince harry's fiance, meghan markle. jo marney apologised for the comments and said her messages had been taken out of context. a passenger plane carrying 168 people skidded off a runway while landing at a coastal airport in turkey last night. the airline says no—one was hurt in the incident. and the actor mark wahlberg says he will donate £1 million to a fund for victims of sexual harassment, after controversy over his fee for reshooting the film all the money in the world. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with jane hill. hello and a very warm welcome to

i forgot to mention as well that some of those snow showers coming into western scotla nd snow showersinto western scotland will also be accompanied by rumbles of thunder. overnight, heavier bowls of snow for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, and by the end of the night we could see a frostjust about anywhere, and certainly looks like ice will be a big issue. taking the road first thing in the morning, there will be difficult conditions. another windy day to come on wednesday as well. still showers to come for scotland and northern ireland, but fewer than we have seen today. a lot of sunshine across england and wales. temperatures, on the face of it not looking so severe, but adding in the wind chill and for the northern part of the british isles will feel subzero. not much betterfor british isles will feel subzero. not much better for the south. british isles will feel subzero. not much betterfor the south. wednesday night into thursday, here comes this deep area of low pressure which could be nasty as we go into thursday morning. deepening away, we could see a widespre

further snow showers, particularly over higher ground, the western half of scotla nd over higher groundn half of scotland where we have an amber warning in force. also further rain, sleet and snow showers for northern ireland into northern england. for eastern scotland and the east of the pennines, quite a lot of dry, bright weather, and some sunshine to take us weather, and some sunshine to take us through the afternoon across east anglia and the south—east. drift towards the south—west of england and why is, it's a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures around 3—7, but when you add on the cool north—westerly wind it's feeling subzero for many others particularly across parts of scotla nd others particularly across parts of scotland and northern ireland. into this evening, slowly the wintry showers in the north tend to ease away, then we turn our attention to this batch of wet weather. rain moving in from the south—west. as it bonds into the cold air we could see a bit of snow tomorrow morning across the higher ground southern wales and parts of southern england, the c

lots of cloud, outbreaks of rain and scotla nd cloud, outbreaks of rain and scotland is where we havele is an the gabba, east wales, the midlands, lincolnshire, sunspots have already reached 14 degrees —— this hole in the midlands. the best of the sunshine and high september just. their mother cloud elsewhere and outbreaks of rain pushing northwards across scotland —— fair amount of cloud. increasingly strong and gusty winds. could well be gales across northern and north—western scotla nd across northern and north—western scotland this evening. this wet and windy weather will go south overnight, into northern england, northern ireland, wales and the midlands by tomorrow morning. in the south ahead of that rain band, a mild night but to the north, things are beginning to turn colder. this band of rain is associated with a cold front drifting its way southwards. strong and gusty winds ahead but behind the frontal system, some colder air, which would be pushing down from the north—west. monday's forecast like this, we start off with very mild weather across the channel island, the south

scotla nd scotland was often held up as the trauma capital of europe.lse was carrying weapons, that actually, it actually meant that people started to realise, weapons were in the minority, weapons we re no longer cool to carry. and what we've seen was, over a period of time, young people's attitudes towards carrying weapons and carrying knives changed. didn't know where i was going in life. i used to look and people and think, they know where they're going, they know what they're doing with their life, i don't know what i'm doing with my life. i come here, i've got a purpose. there's nothing more rewarding at the end of a day, when you've earned an honest day's work. let's speak now to assistant chief constable mark williams, from police scotland; sophie linden, london's deputy mayor for policing and crime; lorrainejones, whose son was a few months short of his 21st birthday when he was fatally stabbed in south london; and mahamed hashi, who was stabbed when he was a teenager, he's now a youth worker mark williams, let's begin with you. this quite asto

nicola sturgeon has been talking today about the impact of brexit on scotla nd today about the impactr that she thinks the best course of action for scotla nd thinks the best course of action for scotland is to stay within the eu, the european single market, something that theresa may has explicitly ruled out. she has commissioned some studies on the impact of different out by —— outcomes of brexit on the scottish economy. there is also, as you say, the intersection between brexit and the intersection between brexit and the prospects for a second scottish independence referendum. she is talking about needing to see the shape of any deal, how the negotiations between brussels and britain conclude, so that we have an idea, she thinks, of a future relationship going forward, and only then does she think the time would be right to consider a future scottish referendum. based on what the prime minister has said, based on what the european commission is saying, on what the european commission is by on what the european commission is saying, by a roundabout the team of this year, we should h

as the afternoon goes on and the mild air starts to work its way in, parts of west and south—west scotland with temperatures of two or three degrees to the afternoon. a bit of snow can‘t be ruled out for a time through lincolnshire or east anglia but down in the south, particularly the south west and south wales, it will be rain because look at the afternoon tempters, nine, ten, maybe 12 degrees and it will turn windy. on sunday night, most of the rain, it will mostly be rain by this stage, will clear away but some will hang around in the far south but monday is not a bad looking day at all. some spells of sunshine, a fair amount of cloud and sports drizzle for hills and coasts in the west. temperature is just beginning to nudge upwards. 6—10 degrees and the milderair nudge upwards. 6—10 degrees and the milder air will win out as we head into the week. could get up to 12 or 13, some rain at times on tuesday and wednesday particularly in southern areas but to sum it up through the week ahead, it will be turning milder, wind and rain at times but for some of us, snow and ice did intend wit

scotla nd ireland it was more like 65.f every 100,000 going to their gp with flu. wales is not that high, at 65, but actually, it is the steepest increase, who going up 290% in wales since the beginning of the year. the other thing to look at is hospital admissions. in england 600 people have been hospitalised with the flu, 200 of them being in intensive care or high dependency units. are the figures high enough for it to be an epidemic? no, it's not. it is bad but it is not the worst, essentially. the last time we had very high figures was after the swine flu pandemic. we have had a good few years with the flu, and this, relatively speaking, we were due a bad year. there is a lot of advice about things you can do. the main thing is, if you are eligible for the vaccine, get it. and basic hygiene. the flu can live for hours on hard surfaces. washing your hands regularly, simple stuff. avoid people who have got the future good advice! hospital consultants in wales are warning that patient safety in accident and emergency uni

things are brighter the scotla nd dry. things are brighter the scotland and northern england.ning. the wind will be lighter into the small hours. chilly briefly, but with a cloud in the atlantic we will get a lot more of that piling across us towards the end of the night, so it will be a mild start to sunday. rain on the forecast from the word go. this is the weatherfront. going nowhere in a hurry. through sunday pretty great picture. still windy across scotland and northern ireland. 0utbreaks picture. still windy across scotland and northern ireland. outbreaks of rainfor and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain for much of the day. further south, largely dry and not very bright. but it will be mild. in fa ct, bright. but it will be mild. in fact, in some spots we could see temperatures as high as 14 or 15 degrees, which is slightly freakishly warm for january. degrees, which is slightly freakishly warm forjanuary. here is monday. it will be heavy for a time as it tucks into england and wales and some cooler air pushing into scotla nd and some cooler air pushing into scotland a

that will be in place across scotla nd that will be in place across scotland to start, chilly ahead,eaks of rain. most persistent in east anglia until the south—east. elsewhere, sunny spells and a scattering of showers through the afternoon, some of them heavy with hail or thunder, and some snow in parts of scotland and northern ireland, with temperatures dropping to three or four. snow showers more abundant through monday night into tuesday and turning increasingly wintry in northern england and northern ireland. some icy conditions, and that'll be the story for much of the week, as we continue with a general north westerly airflow. into tuesday, a risk of ice, sleet and snow across northern england, scotland and northern ireland, at lower levels at times. he was further south is mainly on the hills. in between, we will see a bit of sunshine, but when the shells come your way, you will notice the wind chill more than anything, especially with wind chill values well below freezing. cold on tuesday, cold nights to come for wednesday. isobars tuesday, cold nights to come for wednesday.

things change early next week, the rain in scotla nd change early next week, the rain in scotland willcross england and wales. reaching southern pa rt england and wales. reaching southern part of england later in the day. we will see the highest temperatures there, but a strong wind ahead of there, but a strong wind ahead of the rain. the wind direction then changes, and while we get sunshine in the north, it will be cooler. this is bbc world news today. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories. donald trump tells world leaders — it's america first — but not at the expense of the global economy. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states rose, so does the world. —— rose. the death of a canadian billionaire couple — now police say they were murdered. what brexit differences? the uk minister in charge denies a government split on how to handle the departure from the eu. also in the programme. paris braces itself for more flooding with water levels set to peak this weekend.

some drizzle, a cloudy day across scotla nd drizzle, a cloudy day across scotland and northern englands in the west later in the afternoon, that will continue to edge further eastwards across the country. from tuesday night into wednesday. through the day on wednesday, that rain will move east to west across many parts of the country. introducing mild air, temperatures in double digits in the south, fairly cool across scotland and northern ireland and there will be some wet weather arriving in most parts. through the week ahead, after a cold start, the rain arrives midweek and things start to feel less cold than they have been. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. we have put extra money in for coping with winter pressures. in the budget in november, we also announced that for the next couple of years, there will be further money going into the national health service. they haven't got a plan to get people off colleagues in corridors. those

the cold air bear, the showers could be a touch wintry over the hills in scotla nd a touch wintry overhe hills in scotland but there are colder conditions to come later on in the week and a chilly start probably on tuesday, perhaps a touch of frost, a bright start and it will cloud over more and more going downhill sort of day, particularly in the south—west and north—west where we will see some rain later on. this temperatures about 6— eight degrees but it will be colder as we head into wednesday and thursday and it will feel colder as the winds pick up will feel colder as the winds pick up and blow in some wintry showers. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. two of the three teenage boys killed after they were hit by a car in hayes in west london have been named locally as george wilkinson and harry rice. a 28—year old man, who was in the vehicle, has been arrested. the attorney general has acknowledged that "very serious mista kes" over the disclosure of evidence by prosecutors have led to

cloud 12, 13 degrees, some sunshine east of the hills and milder than that but colder air in northern scotlaolder air in northern scotland and it will push its way southwards on monday, it comes in behind the rain which on monday is moving down across england and wales. the highest temperatures across southern england and eventually sunshine to wales and england, sunnier but chillier further north and a few wintry showers the hills. this is bbc news. our top stories: president trump calls for "decisive action" after 95 people are killed by a taliban bomb in afghanistan. this is kabul. the attacker got through this way, through the checkpoint not far from here. a major new investigation into who knew what about the us gymnastics abuser, larry nassar. czech president, milos zeman, a strong opponent of immigration and sanctions against russia, wins a second term. also in the programme: danish player, caroline wozniacki, wins her first grand slam title at the australian open in melbourne.

showers, some of them quite blustery, and turning increasingly wintry in northern and western parts of scotlad western parts of scotland and the high ground in northern ireland. for the week ahead, much colder than we have seen, with snow in the forecast, and it will be much windier. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it's doing everything it can to keep the serial sex offender, john worboys in prison after he was granted parole. the crisis at carillion. and the government holds emergency talks in an effort to save the engineering ukip leader henry bolton is under pressure to resign after his girlfriend allegedly made racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee. police say they've found a body they believe to be that of a man suspected of killing a neighbour with a crossbow. and we'll be looking through tomorrow morning's front pages at 11:30, including the new—look guardian, which warns that medical students are being used to solve nhs staffing crises.

showers that blustery and they will be turning increasingly wintry across northern and western parts of scotlahern and western parts of scotland and to the high ground of northern ireland, too. that is the shape of things to come, the week ahead, colder, there will be snow and it will much windier. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. thejustice secretary considers seeking a judicial review, after a decision to release the serial sex attackerjohn worboys. every victim out there, every friend and family of victims, anybody who's read about this case, will want to know that we are doing everything we can to make sure that the victims are properly protected. ukip leader henry bolton is under pressure to resign, after his girlfriend apologises for alleged racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee, meghan markle. police hunt for a man in connection with an attack that killed one man and injured a pregnant woman in east yorkshire on friday. reports suggest a crossbow may have been used. crisis talks are under way in the hopes of saving the stricken construction giant carillion from collapse. th

it is scotla nd you are travelling on sunday.hern england likely to see a spell of snow. there's uncertainty but how far south that will be. milder air is starting to push into the south—west. 11 degrees in belfast. that is a sign of things to come as we go into next week. finally getting rid of the cold air and fora time finally getting rid of the cold air and for a time next week, temperatures will be much milder. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: ministers say the government won't be seeking a judicial review of a ruling to release the serial sex offenderjohn worboys. scientists say they're a step closer to one of the biggest goals in medicine — a single blood test for all types of cancer. on the eve of his first year in office, president trump hold talks with democrats in a bid to avert a us government shutdown. and newsnight as the fourth rape trial collapses in four weeks, we will ask the director of public prosecutions if there is something wrong with the way the department prosecute sex crimes

the rest of scotla nd sunshine from the word go.strengthening across the south—west of england. that is heralding the arrival of rain. now, the ramble erratically moved eastwards as we head through the evening. it will be heavy as it battles across. some hill snow in northern england. behind it, the risk of ice. we'll also see some patchy fog. tomorrow, the weather front continues. we think at the moment, it will clear eastern england. it will not be here until overnight. around this band of rain, relatively mild. in glasgow in newcastle kindly —— only six degrees. a lot of blue sky coming in. as we had from wednesday night into thursday morning, there is going to be some fog around. especially across northern ireland and east wales. some of that will ta ke and east wales. some of that will take its time to clear. some of that will lift into low cloud. quite grey once again. further north, brighter skies. some sunshine. temperatures again, nothing to write home about. as we have into friday, once again, some patchy fog first thing.

windy starting in 2018, bringing something try and colder now, we have had snowfall in the hills of scotland and england, as we can see there in staffordshire. they will be more stale hill to come, further south, mist and fog patches and fizzy rain —— snowfall to come. temperatures holding above freezing but subzero in the countryside, especially further north. in the south west there could be the odd icy stretch first thing saturday morning and they will be showers falling onto cold surfaces. it will bea falling onto cold surfaces. it will be a grey and cold start, but they will be some brighter spells for the likes of oxfordshire and towards birmingham, and a few showers, as well. northern england, northern ireland and scotland, the mixture of sunny and dry weather, some of the wintry showers coming in off the north sea, especially for the likes of aberdeen down towards the scottish borders and northumberland, but a lot of dry weather elsewhere. further south, cloudier. although the cloud will just further south, cloudier. although the cloud willjust clear its way further south, so some

it could be the north of scotla nd lift.e see the lion's share of the sunshine. there'll be a bit of brightness elsewhere. we have the legacy of the old weather front we've had all week giving patchy drizzle. this weather system creeps in gradually eastwards, only gradually. it never makes its way com pletely gradually. it never makes its way completely across the country during the weekend. it just completely across the country during the weekend. itjust tends to peter out, the rain on it. that means we will have a lot of cloud again on sunday, patchy rain and drizzle. the main player is this, this comes along late in the day bringing wet and windy weather and behind it, that's when it gets much colder. we'll have plenty more on that through the evening. donald trump says he won't come to the uk after all — he doesn't like the new us embassy. he tweeted he wasn't happy about the building's new location in a different part of london. but has the president pulled out of his visit because he was worried about the reception he

can't showers into the pennines, especially northern ireland and into western, central and southern scotlaern scotland where there could be further difficulties in travelling as the snow showers move through frequently, it is heavy. they are cold, colder than the temperature suggests with the #wi7bd as that is still a feature of the weather. through friday and into saturday we have to watch the weather system to the south. the showers over parts of northern ireland and scotland will ease into saturday but we start over the south. rain, sleet and wet snow over the hills. clearing away and then a fine saturday afternoon. on sunday another weather system is coming in, the wind is picking up. coastal gales around. then rain and sleet and snow and heavy snow in places for a time. so keep a check on the weather if you are travelling on the weather if you are travelling on sunday. don't be fooled by the fine weather on saturday, we still have something significant on sunday. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 11: closer military and security co—operation between france and

see the extent of the wintery showers, rain, hail but snow also pushing into northern ireland and scotlad scotland and again giving difficult travelling conditions with the heaviest through the day. some pushing into the pennines. a few showers of rain, maybe hail to the south—west of england. in wales, sleet and snow into the hills. fine weather in the midlands, and area and south—east england, and indeed into the north—east of scotland. few showers reaching here with lovely sunshine. where the sleet and snow showers continue in the west of the uk, you can see a bit of snow. difficult time with difficult travelling conditions. and wherever you are, you factor in the wind and it is colder than the temperature suggested. especially in the northern half of the uk. friday, and the system into the uk. friday, and the system into the south, and the same time that the south, and the same time that the wintery showers fade, there is some rain and sleet and snow affecting the south of saturday, that begins but clears south. on saturday afternoon, cold but dry and sunny, then on sunday wet weathe

some rain in scotla nd way of brightness.tland and northern ireland and into northern england. cloudy in the south, but there will be brighter intervals in the east on high ground. a maximum of 1a celsius. this weekend it will be mild and windy at times and there will be rain at times. it's america first for trade, donald trump tells global finance leaders, but the us is still open for business. the high—flying audience queued for over an hour to hear the president declare a booming us would benefit everyone. america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. we'll be asking how the president's speech went down. also tonight: charting a new course, the brexit secretary outlines his vision for the years immediately after britain's departure from the eu. the fatal crash in a stolen car that left five dead. the 15—year—old driver is detained for four and a half years. six male bbc presenters agree a salary cut after a row over unequal pay. the company whose meat is off the menu. the food

dropped through the day, the showers will turn increasingly wintry, initially in western parts of scotlad. the wintry weather will become more extensive vintage tuesday as we see the north—westerly winds bringing yet colder air. the showers will push across anywhere, given the strength of the wind. most frequent in the west, heavy hail and thunder and snow across low levels of parts of northern ireland and scotland and northern england, too. a mixture of sunshine frequent showers, the heaviest towards the north and west, and an added wind—chill across the country so where ever you are three tuesday and wednesday, it will be all colder than the thermometer suggests. 0n all colder than the thermometer suggests. on wednesday night, we could see on the run of the winds and nasty area of low pressure developing, developing across the southern part of the country, and the southern flank of it we will see the southern flank of it we will see the strongest of the winds, may be surveyed gales. some snow, but it clears off in the near continent very quickly. so it will be an overnight feature. 0n