this is a race scotland can win.is not national renewal, that isn't, then i don't know what is? applause. and it captures perfectly the arguments we must put forward to the scottish people at the next election. who do you trust to make the big calls in scotland's interests? who do you trust to maximise scotland's influence? what kind of politics do you want to steer our ship through the storms? and the answer, with a new sense of service and respect in our politics, with a plan for britain that can get our future back, with a plan for britain that can get ourfuture back, with a cause that will always serve the interests of working people is national renewal with labour! applause. but, conference, we know that scotland willjudge us, willjudge britain by your actions, not by our words. so for our argument to convince again, it needs to feel true in the communities that once voted for us but found a new political home with the snp. and that will be hard. because for the past 1a years, the snp have had a faithful ally in

in scotland, will create jobs.ked on the specifics— a paper has been worked on the specifics of gb energy. and we're doing that in partnership with the industry actually, because it's really important that whatever pound we put into gb energy is able to leverage at least £3 back from the private sector. that's how we maximise the investment. hang on. i'm so sorry. just let me just quickly... that's the point. you've said 50,000 jobs for scotland. now you've said you haven't modelled how manyjobs are going to be created at gb energy. so how do you get to that 50,000 number? you didn't let me finish. the point i was making is when you talk about these supply chainjobs, we are talking about, of course, the institution itself, gb energy. but actually that's not where the bulk of the jobs come from. is that keir starmer? it's actually one of your producers on the phone. so i'm not sure if this sound's good enough, but it's one of your producers on the phone. we can hear you. sorry. no problem. the problem but the but th

—— to police scotland? i play scotland, do you think? -- to police scotland?— police scotland?and? i think police scotland would say that close | police scotland? i think police l scotland would say that close to police scotland? i think police i scotland would say that close to two decades that there has been a cultural shift. decades that there has been a culturalshift. but decades that there has been a cultural shift. but certainly many of the women who came forward at the time, in particularsex of the women who came forward at the time, in particular sex workers, felt that their testimony, their concerns about packer were not taken seriously. that because they were sex workers, they were written off. police scotland in that statement say they have reflected and learn from the initial investigation in 2005 and that subsequent reinvestigation in 2015. they said that significant changes have been made in recent years to improve the organisational culture and response, particularly in terms of how they investigate, in terms of victim care, and that they are absolutely committed

scotland wanting to roduce was special. scotland wanting to produce more — was special.ng to produce more special momentsl was special. scotland wanting to | produce more special moments if was special. scotland wanting to - produce more special moments if they are to overcome france and go to form two in the six nations. saturday is the blockbuster day of the weekend — back to back matches in edinburgh and at twickenham as scotland and england put their winning starts on the line. as will ireland on sunday. caelan doris will captain the team for the first time for their game against italy in dublin, while coach andy farrell has also made six changes to the team that won so impressively against france last time out. you're watching sportsday. time for some more stories making the headlines today. harriet dart has reached her first semi—final on the wta tour, beating spain's nuria parrizas—diaz in straight sets at the transylvania open. the british number three will rise to a provisional 92nd in the world rankings, eight places shy of her career best. three time olympic c

a publicly owned company, great british energy, based in scotland, investing in scotland's energy. removing our dependence, bills and cheaper scottish homes, that is the change we deliver for scotland. applause and finally, i would also say this. because if you do want that change for scotland, if you do want this to be more than words, if we are to show you that labour britain and what it can do for your community, then we do need the opportunity to serve. maybe for the first time in a long while, that chance, that change, that difference we could make, is on the ballot at the general election. and the power of the vote. the power to build a new scotland rests in your hands. because all around scotland, you can see glimpses of a new future. you can see it in the hydrogen and carbon capture clusters at grangemouth. the marvel of the wind farm outside the city. the innovative billions of the video gamers in dundee. the strength and resilience of scottish rural communities. the restless creative spirits of its cities. the unchanging beauty of the islands. the of these islands. and mo

most of the wet weather will be in scotland.he tops of the mountains there. and we may well get some sunshine later in southern scotland, also northern ireland and a brighter day for northern england. some sunshine elsewhere across england and wales with a few showers, mainly for south wales and the south west of england. we're making 12 or 13 degrees in the south east of england and seven degrees across large parts of scotland. so the milder air is pushing north. what's following that weather front? and the last of the cold air moves away from the north of scotland. so we may have some brighter conditions here as well. maybe the chance of a bit of rain, though, coming from some weather fronts through the north sea near those coasts. otherwise quite cloudy to begin with, a bit of sunshine coming through the odd shower around southern and western areas. nothing particularly heavy, still a bit blustery through the english channel. otherwise the winds will be light and those temperatures are going to be nearer 8 to ten degrees. so

i think you soy scotland team that has been together a good _ scotland team that has been together aall they— a good number of years and clearly all they are — a good number of years and clearly all they are trying to do, the coach has been _ all they are trying to do, the coach has been in — all they are trying to do, the coach has been in place in seven years, juicing _ has been in place in seven years, juicing an— has been in place in seven years, juicing an england team trying to develou — juicing an england team trying to develop. you saw some aspects of our game _ develop. you saw some aspects of our game step— develop. you saw some aspects of our game step forward today, but too you see a _ game step forward today, but too you see a team _ game step forward today, but too you see a team trying to develop on their— see a team trying to develop on their attack, see a team trying to develop on theirattack, but see a team trying to develop on their attack, but if you turn up at their attack, but if you turn up at the match— their attack, but if you turn up at the match ball, it's

can scotland get there? try given. - scotland get there? try given.france looked to _ scotland get there? try given. france looked to touch - scotland get there? try given. france looked to touch down l scotland get there? try given. . france looked to touch down later but denied by outstanding defending. nobody could stop this. first but denied by outstanding defending. nobody could stop this.— nobody could stop this. first try for france- _ nobody could stop this. first try for france. if _ nobody could stop this. first try for france. if there _ nobody could stop this. first try for france. if there was - nobody could stop this. first try for france. if there was little - for france. if there was little between _ for france. if there was little between the _ for france. if there was little between the two _ for france. if there was little between the two sides - for france. if there was little between the two sides in - for france. if there was little j between the two sides in the first—half, there was even nice the second. the cake putting them a

becoming more confined to the far north of scotland through the night, rain elsewhere across scotlandr other parts of the country the rain should move away, sky should clear and it will be colder in the south than last night. it will depend on the amount of cloud and miss and fog. that should lift and much of england and wales should see sunshine, sunshine for northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland but we have wetter weather in northern scotland, not much snow and it will not be as windy. temperatures are rising in scotland, a few showers further south, much of them across wales and the south—west of england. the weather front pushes away the last of the cold air even from mainland scotland for the second half of the weekend. low pressure around, there could be rain here and there, rain threatening the north sea coasts and there might be cloud to start with, mist and fog patches lifting, showers across southern and western areas, does not look too wet, breezy through the english channel, otherwise light winds and temperatures of 8 degrees in the central belt of scotl

can scotland get there? a try given- — -ish hands. can scotland get there? a try given.ere? a try given. france, today _ -ish hands. can scotland get there? a try given. france, today in - a try given. france, today in whites, touched down minutes later, denied by outstanding defending. but no one could stop this. this was only headed one place. first try to france. if there was little between the two sides in the first half, there was even less in the second. the kick putting them ahead for the first time in the match. scotland desperate thought they had won it in the dying seconds that the replay couldn't confirm the ball was grounded. h0 couldn't confirm the ball was grounded-— couldn't confirm the ball was grounded.- an - couldn't confirm the ball was i grounded.- an unpopular grounded. no try. an unpopular decision that _ grounded. no try. an unpopular decision that broke _ grounded. no try. an unpopular decision that broke scottish - grounded. no try. an unpopular - decision that broke scottish hearts. well, it came down to the game's final play and it was scrutini

most of the wet weather will be in scotland.e later in southern scotland, also northern ireland and a brighter day for northern england. some sunshine elsewhere across england and wales with a few showers, mainly for south wales and the south west of england. we're making 12 or 13 degrees in the south east of england and seven degrees across large parts of scotland. so the milder air is pushing north. and the last of the cold air moves away from the north of scotland. so we may have some brighter conditions here as well. maybe the chance of a bit of rain, though, coming from some weather fronts through the north sea near those coasts. 0therwise quite cloudy to begin with, a bit of sunshine coming through the odd shower around southern and western areas. nothing particularly heavy, still a bit blustery through the english channel. otherwise the winds will be light and those temperatures are going to be nearer 8 to ten degrees. so continuing to turn a bit milder in scotland in particular. there is some slightly cooler air though c

that low pressure still to the north of scotland, still feeding in a few showers overnight.till a few wintry showers for northern scotland, some sunshine in the rest of the country and for northern ireland for a while but the cloud will increase quickly across england and wales and across wales, southern england, this is where we're probably going to see the bulk of the rain, especially in the afternoon. ahead of that, we could make 8 or 9 degrees in north east england and also much of scotland. things are milder further south and this mild southwesterly wind will bring some further rain overnight and into wednesday. things are a little bit chillier in the north of scotland, where it's generally dry here with some sunshine, but some outbreaks of rain developing in northern ireland and also southern scotland, and that hangback of rain across southern england and through the english channel means we may see some sunshine through the midlands across to some eastern parts of england, where temperatures are reaching 11 or 12 degrees. now, looking further ahead, some uncertainty,

the rest of scotland seeing sunny spells developing. still a bit of rain through the english channel not far away from the south coast of england. here, it's going to be colder than it was on tuesday, but it's going to be much less windy. typical temperatures are going to be six or seven degrees. so a chillier day. and into that colder air, that weather front that's in the channel is going to get swept northwards by this big area of low pressure that's moving into the colder air. and that's going to give us the risk of some snow. and these are the temperatures we've got first thing on thursday morning. so, frosty start, particularly in scotland and northern parts of england. in the south, it's a little milder. we're going to have rain across southern parts of england and wales heading into the midlands, but as that weather moves northwards into that colder block of air, so we're going to find some sleet and snow falling as well. now, we still have this yellow warning out from the met office. the area has changed a bit, so we're seeing s

with this situation, scotland know the victory is secure, it'sjust situation, scotland know the victory get themselves a bonus point and deny wales a 2nd i potentially if scotland get the conversion, they could get a losing bonus point in addition to the one they picked up already foresaw in four tries. the tmo is having a think about this and we will break away and come back to the final score when we have it from the principality stadium. the result perhaps in the bag for scotland. like the opening test last week, england will have to come back from a big first innings deficit if they're to beat india again. after two days of the second match in vye—zag, the home side are 171 runs ahead on 28 without loss in their second innings. england were bowled out for 253, and, as patrick gearey reports, were undone in the land of spin by india's star fast bowler. under indian sun on indian soil, bowling pace is hard graft. at 41, you would forgivejimmy anderson bowling pace is hard graft. at 41, you would forgive jimmy anderson for you would forgivejimmy anderson for not you would forgive jimmy

that low pressure still to the north of scotland, still feeding in a few showers overnight.ntry showers for northern scotland, some sunshine in the rest of the country and for northern ireland for a while, but the cloud will increase quickly across england and wales. and across wales, southern england, this is where we're probably going to see the bulk of the rain, especially in the afternoon. ahead of that, we could make eight or nine degrees in north—east england and also much of scotland. things are milder further south and this mild southwesterly wind will bring some further rain overnight and into wednesday. things are a little bit chillier in the north of scotland, where it's generally dry here with some sunshine. but some outbreaks of rain developing in northern ireland and also southern scotland, and that hangback of rain across southern england and through the english channel means we may see some sunshine through the midlands across to some eastern parts of england, where temperatures are reaching 11 or 12 degrees. now, looking further ahead, some uncertainty, yes.

bbc scotland are currently obliged by ofcom to deliver 250 yearly hours of news content. meanwhile, david mcdougall wrote... we asked bbc scotland if somebody could come on newswatch to discuss these changes but were told no one was available. however, the head of news and current affairs for bbc scotland, gary smith, did give an interview on tuesday about the ending of the nine on the nine. the audience for the nine has halved in five years, and we've got to take that seriously. audiences want to get their news in different ways, and linear tv news is suffering, notjust the nine other programmes too, but those figures have made us think as we've seen them go down, that we we're going to have to look elsewhere for our news content or the package we've put together that we're putting to ofcom i think makes up a good deal for the channel. still it's different because we've got to do different things to attract audiences and to be able to do a podcast on the channel, but also on sands and on bbc one late at night. i think it's a really good offer which should increase our au

the police have been giving a briefing at new scotland yard. giving a briefing at new scotland ard. ,g a briefing at new scotland ard. ,., ., ., ., ., giving a briefing at new scotland ard. ., �* yard. good afternoon. a further u date yard. good afternoon. a further update in _ yard. good afternoon. a further update in relation _ yard. good afternoon. a further update in relation to _ yard. good afternoon. a further update in relation to our- yard. good afternoon. a further l update in relation to our manhunt for ezedi. yesterday we released images of him being on chelsea bridgejust before images of him being on chelsea bridge just before 11:30pm on the evening of the attack. the last 2a hours we have and take a sleeping viewing all of the available cctv in and around the chelsea bridge area and around the chelsea bridge area and we have also worked with transport for london in accessing the cctv from their bosses. it is now our main working theory that ezedi has actually gone into the thames from chelsea bridge. all of our work was far has not seen him come off the bridge. we are in

on the eve of the calcutta cup clash, we will hear from the scotland and england caps. —— campus.oe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. what a valuable one it could prove to be, with england batting first after winning the toss and reaching 302—7 at the close. england started well enough, but there was a clatter of wickets before lunch. zak crawley made a bright 42, but he was one of three victims for debutant akash deep. when captain ben stokes fell on the stroke of lunch, england were really wobbling on 112—5. root had been short of runs in the series and his shot selection attracted criticism during england's thrashing in the last test, but here he was back to his best, although it was the slowest hundred scored in the �*bazball era' under stokes and coach brendon mccullum. his brought up his ton off the 219th delivery faced, with a boundary. that moves him ahead of steve smith, who he was level with on nine centries against i

now, in terms of the weather, i think some sunshine for northern ireland, northern england, scotland,ers here, blustery ones. to the south, we have a weather front here and i think thicker cloud with some outbreaks of rain at times but the thermometer will indicate temperatures of around 13—111, whereas we're closer to, say, 7—10 across scotland. now, saturday night into sunday, that weather front sort of sinks relatively far south, just hugging the south coast. cooler air briefly reaches scotland, so maybe even a touch of frost in the highlands early on sunday morning but very quickly, the south—westerlies through the morning develop once again. another weather front — this is the next one — sweeping into northwestern parts of the uk and, actually, this weather front here will be responsible for some very heavy rain in western and northwestern scotland sunday night and into monday. but this is sunday so, often cloudy, some outbreaks of rain. cooler in the north, 7 degrees, but in the south of the country, it's closer to around 12 or 1a celsius. now onto monday's weather forecast now.

you sus-ect scotland to win. that is right. you suspect scotland _ scotland to win. that is right.ans are still seething after that later disallowed try against france but they know this is a great chance to get their six nations campaign back on track. they are helped by the return of a few key players. the winger who missed the match against france after his wife went into labour. he now has a new baby daughter called arabella rose and he has his place in the starting line—up back. also the experienced kinghorn returns at full—back after he missed the opening two matches through injury. now, as you say, scotland do have this terrific recent record against england foot of the scotland fans will remember that thrilling victory at twickenham last year but their captain, finn russell, is doing his best to ignore the hype.- captain, finn russell, is doing his best to ignore the hype. going back when i first started _ best to ignore the hype. going back when i first started playing - best to ignore the hype. going back when i first started playing the - when i first started playing the

could be some sunshine for the rest of scotland.s turn much milder across the south, as that first band of wet weather moves through, briefly turning drier, but more rain coming into the south and more snow over the northern hills of england into southern scotland as well. now, this area of low pressure is bringing all the wet weather. it is pushing milder air northwards, but we've still got the cold conditions on friday in scotland. so this is where we're more likely to have some sleet and snow. there'll be a cold easterly wind picking up. could still be some snow over the northern pennines, but on the whole, across the rest of the uk, it's going to be too warm for snow. we're more likely to have some rain from time to time as temperatures are starting to rise. but it's still cold in scotland. but even here, temperatures are going to be rising on saturday. the colder air is really only in the far north of scotland, so there could be some sleet and snow here. otherwise there may well be some sunshine, may well be some showers. these

northern areas of scotland. quite a different picture here in aberdeenshire from earlier on where we've got misty, foggy weather and some rain around. that's the radar picture over the past few hours. it's drying off in northern ireland. we have rain developing across wales and west in england. that's going to be heavy in the south—west and the rain will push its way steadily eastwards overnight. as it does so the raynal tend to ease and by the end of the night we'll be in some clearer spells and some showers in the north and west. tonight won't be quite as warm as it was last night but not far off. it will be a very mild starts still as we head into friday and we are all in the same boat. there will be some sunny spells and many places will be dry. a few showers coming into northern scotland, wall or two further south heading over the irish sea into england and wales. more sunshine in more southern parts of england and fairly gentle breezes too. whilst it's not as mild as today, temperatures still above average

subtropical scotland... i’m of subtropical scotland, yes. subtropical scotland... it's _ subtropical scotland... i'm in edinburgh now it's cold, - subtropical scotland... i'm in | edinburgh now it's cold, windy subtropical scotland... i'm in - edinburgh now it's cold, windy and i cannot imagine that hundred and 70 thousand years ago it was like the canary islands but it was. i5 thousand years ago it was like the canary islands but it was.- canary islands but it was. is there a reason specifically _ canary islands but it was. is there a reason specifically they - canary islands but it was. is there a reason specifically they are - canary islands but it was. is there l a reason specifically they are found in sky apart from the warm weather? there isjurassic age rocks on the isle of skye. a lot of the coastal landscapes are carved out of rocks that was formed during the sweet spotin that was formed during the sweet spot in earth history when these animals are flying around. that's why we had the fossils year. really interestin: why we had the fossils year. really inte

scotland need to make sure that it is not _ so scotland need to make sure that it is not a _ so scotland? you have to embrace this, you have to enjoy _ did it feel? you have to embrace this, you have to enjoy it, - did it feel? you have to embrace this, you have to enjoy it, the i this, you have to enjoy it, the atmosphere and the answer was brilliant. — atmosphere and the answer was brilliant, and every sport psychologist will tell you, rather than going into your shell, you have to come _ than going into your shell, you have to come out— than going into your shell, you have to come out to take it all in, so the crowd — to come out to take it all in, so the crowd is— to come out to take it all in, so the crowd is so new here, and when i first arrived. — the crowd is so new here, and when i first arrived. i— the crowd is so new here, and when i first arrived, i played at cardiff arms — first arrived, i played at cardiff arms park, which was slightly different— arms park, which was slightly different angle and it was open, but when _ different angle and it was open, but when you _ differe

a huge win for scotland there. you can find out i scotland there. of mist and fog forming, which could be quite dense, particularly so across parts of northern england, the midlands and eastern england. i think these are favoured spots for some very dense fog at times. a cold night to come for most. the winds picking up, though, across south wales, south—west england ahead of this area of low pressure, so less cold here, four or five degrees. subzero values, though, for pretty much the rest of the country. so we have this area of low pressure to contend with for sunday. that's going to affect more southern parts of the uk, whereas further north we'll be in a ridge of high pressure, so here it'll stay fine, dry, with plenty of sunshine around. and we will remain on the colder side of this area of low pressure, as you can see here on the air mass chart, so another chilly day to come. so many places starting bright, with some sunshine, but cold and frosty. there will be those stubborn fog patches to clear across the midlands, eastern england. it turns

some wintry showers following into northern scotland.tuesday morning to the south of wriggling a weather front. that fronts will be slicing the country in two, really, on tuesday. some rain across parts of northern ireland, the far south of scotland, into northern england, north wales. we may see something wintry mixing in over higher ground as that colder air digs in from the north. certainly some snow in the showers, even to quite low levels across parts of scotland. still, for the time being, very mild in the south, highs of 14 degrees. but that weather front looks like it will clear southwards into wednesday, maybe lingering across the channel islands, but elsewhere some spells of sunshine, some wintry showers across the northern half of the uk and temperatures lower for just about all of us. and then as we get into thursday, a lot of uncertainty about this aspect of the forecast. low pressure expected to spin in from the southwest as this front pushes northwards into the cold air it may be that some of us see some quite significant

that will be a little slow to lift. and we've still got more cloud around in scotland on saturday. the rain and snow mainly in the far north of the country. some showers will follow to the south, mainly in south wales and south—west england. but we should see some sunshine and even across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. that will certainly give the temperatures a boost. it's continuing to get milder in the next day or so. the colder air is getting pushed to the north of mainland scotland by that weather front by sunday, but we've still got low pressure close by, so there still could be some showers and there may even be a bit of rain running its way close to these north sea coasts. otherwise, it could be quite cloudy with mist and fog patches to lift, particularly in the north. some sunshine coming through, but still a few showers, mainly in the south and west of the uk. blustery winds still through the english channel, otherwise the winds fairly light and those temperatures in scotland will continue to rise. this is bbc news, the headlines: prince harry s

scotland gain.as an amazing comeback _ gain. i am impartial... it was an amazing comeback by _ gain. i am impartial... it was an amazing comeback by wales. i gain. i am impartial... it was anj amazing comeback by wales. at gain. i am impartial... it was an i amazing comeback by wales. at one oint the amazing comeback by wales. at one point the score _ amazing comeback by wales. at one point the score was _ amazing comeback by wales. at one point the score was 27-0, _ amazing comeback by wales. at one point the score was 27-0, and i amazing comeback by wales. at one | point the score was 27-0, and wales point the score was 27—0, and wales fought back to bring it with him one point. 27—26. it was worth taking. —— breathtaking. scotland took it back only just. what an opening weekend it was. from ireland beating france in marseille on friday night to england onlyjust getting past italy and scotland making history in wales...by one point! we haven't even mentioned italy! it was an action—packed start to

this front spreads across scotland and northern england and it turns drier for a scotland and northernland and it turns drierfor a bit and the scotland and northern england and it turns drier for a bit and the wind picks up and the cloud picks up in western areas and this active weather front starts to push into the north—west of the uk by the end of the night. but clear skies in the east of england and the south—east it could be quite chilly there. elsewhere a bit milder as this front arrives. more isobars tomorrow, so all areas will be breezy. it will be largely dry with sunny spells in southern and eastern areas. this band of rain will spread southwards across scotland and northern ireland and push in england and wales through the day. behind that there will be blustery and heavy showers in western scotland, may be snow at 300 metres. ahead of it it is mild and rather cloudy and getting up to 14, a bit fresherfor scotland and rather cloudy and getting up to 14, a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. it turns drierfor many through tuesday night and chili in the east, and th

police scotland today apologised and said those who spoke up at the time did not get the support they that further investigations should have been carried out into emma's murder following the initial inquiry in 2005. the lack of investigation until 2015 caused unnecessary distress to her family and all of those women who came forward to report sexual violence. as emma's killer was sentenced, thejudge praised her family for their courage. they now have justice, but say they will never have closure. lorna gordon, bbc news, at the high court in glasgow. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the body of a migrant has been recovered from the english channel by french rescue workers. two other people are reported missing after a boat got into difficulty off cap—gree—nay near calais. authorities in france say a number of rescue operations took place on wednesday to help around 180 people who were attempting to get to the uk on boats. a power company that has received six billion pounds in uk green subsidies has kept burning wood f

wales and scotland have named their team for their match in cardiff on saturday.lo starts at fly—half, scotland have also got something of a newcomer at fullback as well with kyle rowe making his first start for his country. the six nations after a world cup year is always a chance for teams to ring the changes a little bit to bring in few fresh faces and that will certainly be the case. before we go, a reminder of our top story — lewis hamilton will leave mercedes at the end of next season and join ferrari in 2025, he says he so proud of the success he's achieved in 11 years but he's excited to be taking on a new challenge. that is all from me in sport in bbc news for now. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour, parts of norway, and 116 miles an hour in sweden. unimaginable strength of the winds. there we

but notice a wetter start for scotland and northern ireland.land. the rain will ease off at times in northern ireland the further south you are. outbreaks of rain for northern england. much cloudier day here, too, staying very cloudy further south with some spots of light rain or drizzle. but many will be dry and a few breaks in the cloud possible. that's the sunshine on sunday. orkney and shetland, sunshine and showers here. now, as you go through sunday night and into monday, an area of low pressure starts to push close to the north of scotland and that will intensify the rainfall across parts of the north and west highlands. it's here where we could see well over 100 millimetres of rainfall between sunday and the end of monday. so the risk of some flooding, cold air could produce sleet and snow in orkney and shetland. but from southern scotland southwards it's back to a case of misty, murky, drizzly conditions around western coasts and hills. many though to the east of high ground will be dry. some breaks in the cloud, a bit of sunshine and

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there'll be some heavy rain for a time across northern ireland and into southern scotland. air over the higher ground of scotland it's likely that it could turn to snow. there'll also be more rain across the south of england and wales, but in between maybe a few brighter spells and any brightness will help to lift the temperature to 1a or 15 celsius. again, brisk south—westerly winds for some. more weather fronts around on thursday. this warm front introducing some very mild feeling air and if we do get any brightness across the south east of england through the day on thursday, temperatures here could rise as high as 16 or 17 celsius. most of the rain on thursday will tend to be towards the north and the west. again, there will be some heavy downpours at times, temperatures well above the seasonal average and starting to rise, too, across the far north of scotland as that rain continues to push further northwards. on friday, that rain is mostly pushed out towards the east. there'll be plenty of cloud around some outbreaks of drizzle here and there. the best of any brightne

it gets colder, wintry showers in northern scotland.ratures lower than today, but we still have that mild air ahead of the rain and southern parts of england, so 13 or 1a degrees here. but even here, the weather changes overnight as we see rain moving down. following that, we get colder air pushing across more of the country and may be frost in many places for wednesday morning, but hopefully a bit of sunshine. still cloud and patchy rain through the english channel and the far south of england on wednesday. snow showers in northern scotland, particularly cold here. elsewhere, typical around 6 or 7 degrees. now, we have a weather front hanging around across the english channel and it is going to move northwards again overnight and into thursday as this area of low pressure comes in. with that wet weather moving northwards, it is moving into that cold air. so while southern parts of england and wales are likely to see rain, further north, we find sleet and snow falling. there is a warning that has been issued for thursday and thursday ni

quite a lot of snow in places. or 300 metres across scotland.. windy up towards the north of scotland, also quite windy in the south of england and south wales. here, a mix of sunny spells and hefty showers to take us through the afternoon. mild in the south, 12 or 13 degrees. even further north, not quite as cold as it was yesterday. then through this evening and tonight, we'll see some clearer skies spreading northwards across england and wales, that could give rise to some mist and fog patches. a bit of rain for northern england and for northern ireland. and across scotland it'll be mostly rain close to the coast and at low levels, but over high ground, say above 300 metres, we could see up to 20 centimetres of settling snow, which could cause some disruption. 0vernight temperatures — three degrees for stornoway for aberdeen, eight degrees for norwich and for london. low pressure firmly in charge for the weekend. this frontal system here continuing to bring some rain and hill snow across scotland. that tending to move its way northwards as we

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at the moment, that colder air is in the far north of scotland.those temperatures won't change a great deal, actually, overnight. we've still got a brisk south—westerly wind bringing in all the cloud, a little drizzle. the main band of rain pushes a bit further south across scotland, allowing northern areas to see a few wintry showers, some clear spells, icy conditions as we see a touch of frost. quite a contrast here with those temperatures that we start tuesday with across england and wales. the main rain band sitting across southern scotland and northern ireland in the morning pushes southwards, takes some rain into northern england and wales, heavy over the hills. sunshine follows to the north and we've got a few wintry showers coming in to northern parts of scotland. it will feel chillier across scotland and northern ireland and northernmost parts of england. but ahead of the rain in southern england, where it's still dry, cloudy and very mild, temperatures are 13 or 1a degrees. but even here we'll get some rain overnight as that weather fron

there will be a lull behind — scotland. there will be a lull behind it _ scotland. wintry showers _ there will be a peppering of wintry showers but there will also be hazy sunshine, — showers but there will also be hazy sunshine, but here as well it is going — sunshine, but here as well it is going to — sunshine, but here as well it is going to feel quite cold. these are the afternoon temperatures, two in lerwick, _ the afternoon temperatures, two in lerwick, four in newcastle but in the milder— lerwick, four in newcastle but in the milderair in lerwick, four in newcastle but in the milder air in the south we are above _ the milder air in the south we are above average and looking at 11 or 12. above average and looking at 11 or 12~ as _ above average and looking at 11 or 12~ as we — above average and looking at 11 or 12. as we head through the evening and overnight this front moves north taking _ and overnight this front moves north taking the _ and overnight this front moves north taking the mixture of rain and sleet and snow— taking the mixture of rain and sleet a

a range of temperatures — below freezing in scotland, but very mild in the south.nt continues to push its way further northwards, just dragging in the milderfeeling air. still very brisk easterly winds blowing across eastern scotland, northeast england. this should be falling as rain. but across the grampians and the highlands, we're likely to see some accumulations of snow, even to low levels from the central belt northwards, but it will turn back to rain. some early wintriness too, perhaps across northern ireland. once more, quite a wide range of temperatures — between 4 and 13 degrees celsius as we go through the afternoon, and still maybe a bit of wintriness, particularly across caithness and sutherland and across shetland as we head through saturday. now, there will be a lot of dry weather on saturday, but low pressure is close by and there will be some showers, maybe some heavier rainfall across the far south—east of england a little later on three of the day. but coming back up into that milderfeeling air, so most of our temperatures will be between 6 and ii

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