northern ireland and north—west of england, the midlands and north wales. clear skies create and north wales. clear skies create a widespread frost across scotlandnorthern england and east anglia but more mild for the west and south. monday on the whole is fine and bright with plenty of sunshine first thing. as the day goes on we will pick up high cloud from the west and by the afternoon that will thicken, turning murky across the hills and coastlines. drizzle across northern ireland and pushing into western scotland. eastern counties with the best of the brightness. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: no delay to the vote, downing street insists tuesday's crucial commons vote will go ahead and the prime minster warns of "uncharted waters" if her deal is rejected. the brexit secretary urges mps to back the plan. the vote is going ahead and that's because it is a good deal, it's the only deal, and it's important we don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good. but leading brexiteer boris johnson insists the uk can negotiate a better settlement with the eu. we have to change it, it's a relatively simple job to do, we can have a withdrawal

northern isles for hogmanay. we have clearer conditions following to much of scotland. some rain threatening northern ireland and southern scotland and northern englandrwise dry for midnight. as 2018 turns to 2019. through the rest of night, this front pushes south with some rain on that. not amounting to too much. some clearer skies following across scotland and northern england with a brisk north—westerly wind. that is the shape of things for new year's day. clearer weather spreading across scotla nd clearer weather spreading across scotland and into england, but staying cloudy in wales and the the south—west and northern ireland. it is turning much cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: another group of migrants, 12 people including a child, are found by border officials on the kent coast this morning. the home secretary is chairing a meeting with the border force and other agencies, as he attempts to deal with the rising number of migrants trying to cross the channel. 39 people are arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing in west london. now it's time to take a look at some of hardtalk‘s stand—out interviews of 2018

scotland favoured to see some occasional blue sky. cloudy and perhaps a little drizzle from the thick cloud. parts of england and wales turning a little cooler for thursday, but still across northern will be achieving maybe ten or 11 degrees in places. again, as we go into thursday night into friday, there could be some frost across southern parts with a fog, and then another front coming in the north—west. a brief bit of rain through northern ireland, more especially scotland, northern england, weakening considerably as it moves its way south—west though. again, you will get some sunny spells, and again, those temperatures on the mild side of average. it looks like there will be another speu it looks like there will be another spell of rain effect in north—eastern parts of scotland, before it clears away. for most places, it is high pressure in control. it is quiet out there. it is dry, it is mild. this is bbc news. our top stories: indonesia steps up the relief operation for thousands who lost their homes in saturday's tsunami. officials plan a new early warning system for next year. spotlight on the plight of migrants at the us—mexico border as an 8—year—old boy dies in custody

this will mainly fall on higher ground in scotland northern england, but some of it could fall at lowereep abreast of the weather forecast. this is bbc news. the prime minister's fate is being decided right now — conservative mps are an hour into voting on whether she should stay or go. theresa may addressed tory mps at a private meeting in these chambers an hour ago — she promised whatever happens she would not lead them into the next general election this morning, as news broke of the leadership challenge — the prime minister spoke to the nation and vowed to fight on and deliver brexit. delivering the brexit people voted for, building a country that works for everyone, i have devoted myself unsparingly to these tasks ever since i became prime minister and i stand ready to finish thejob. tension, division and uncertainty in westminster tonight — as theresa may's leadership hangs in the balance.

england eastern scotland as well. the ring will lingerfor much of scotland as well. the ring will linger for much of the day for the northern, we could see drizzly rainfor northern isles, we could see drizzly rain for the northwest scotland and the hills of western england wells as well. temperature wise, ten to 12 degrees outside. still pretty mild. not looking ahead towards new year's eve on monday and high—pressure still very much with us, we have got weather fronts to the north. they will bring breezy or conditions to parts of scotland. outbreaks of rain likely in the northwest through the day. patchy rain pushing for the south into the evening hours. for much of the country, again it's looking dry, still pretty cloudy conditions and reasonably mild, temperatures on new year's eve around ten or 11 degrees. now we will hold onto that dry weather for most of us, through the night, so if you've got plans to see in the new year, for most places it's going to be dry. just a chance of seeing some rain, particularly across parts of scotland. barely cloudy skies around, if you are expecting to see some of those fireworks, at le

scotland and northern england on a -1' scotland and northern england on a —1, south of that temperature particularly across the eastern areas, clouds when the filter into the west of the country. so here, it'll end up a cloudy afternoon. temperatures tomorrow typically between six and 10 degrees this to go to the week, you can see these temperatures are dipping down, down to single figures across the country by the time to get to a roundabout wednesday. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven. downing street insists the crucial vote in the commons on the government's plans to leave the european union will go ahead on tuesday. in london, thousands attend rival pro and anti—brexit rallies — as one leading brexiteer says a better deal with the eu can still be negotiated. we have to change it. it's a relatively simple job to do. we can have a withdrawal agreement that does not contain the backstop, we can do much much better than this. police in new zealand investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane say they have found a body. i don't think i'll be al

scotland. patchy rain with a lot of cloud in northern ireland. tomorrow the rain will continue to drift across scotland. the cloud will move out of northern ireland into northern englandsouth east. behind it, it will brighten nicely with some sunshine. scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. sad —— on friday high pressure is still with us. weather fronts will introduce some rain. that rain will be with us first thing in the morning on saturday. quite a busy day. the rain band built tent to weaken. it will be fairly sporadic. —— the rain band will tend to weaken. temperatures still above average. by the time we get to sunday, it looks very much like the needle has got stuck in the weather record because it is more of the same. cloudy, sunny breaks, breezy, still mild with temperatures in double figures. this is bbc news, i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11... britain's most senior police officer says a no—deal brexit would potentially put the public at risk. we would hope that we will have is not as possible, the instruments recu rre ntly not as possible, the instruments recurrently have something very similaras recurrently have something very simil

it may hang around parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. chilly side across northern scotland. there could be early fog to start the day. looking into the weekend, it looks like saturday is going to be the driest day. on sunday, outbreaks of rain or showers around. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. 0ur headlines: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". jose mourinho‘s out, but who's in? manchester united seek their fifth manager in five years. we're not going to win the title. we'll be lucky if we get in the top 4 now, so let's just forget this season. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the gender gap: a new report says it could be another two centuries

england and wales. rob lee stolle through parts of northern ireland and southern scotland and northern england for a timeighter barring a few showers and turning milder. over the weekend, saturday looks to be offering the driest weather. on sunday, outbreaks of rain or showers, breezy over the weekend. last weekend before still mild. —— before christmas. good morning — this is breakfast with dan walker. this morning in a special programme we examine the challenges faced by families living with special needs. all this year we've been shining a light on the quality of life and care available for millions across the uk we're at the langdon down museum of learning disability to speak to those affected, those working to tackle the problem and we'll speak to the minister responsible for care in england. also in the news this morning: a plan for immigration after brexit — the government says it will prioritise skills not nationality.

touch across parts of england and wales, but still higher for the time of year across northern england and scotlandigh pressure, fog forming across southern england, some of that will be dense, and at the same time we have a weather front coming in from the west. this is going to introduce thicker cloud and some rain, but as it continues to sink southwards and eastwards, it is not going to be much more than a band of cloud. don't forget the fog in the south, some of it will lift. for scotland, northern england and northern ireland, and later west wales, it will start to brighten up. that takes us into saturday, and we have got a band of rain moving across the north of the country, taking some rain with it. it clears, then both saturday and sunday dry, mild. this is bbc news. i'm joanna gosling. the headlines: japan is to resume commercial whaling next year, and leave the organisation that aims to protect whales, in defiance of a global ban. the traditional boxing day sales are under way, with bigger discounts than normal expected as shops try to make up for weak trading in the lead up to christmas.

scotland and patchy rain with a lot of cloud across northern ireland. tomorrow the rain will continue to drift across scotland. the cloud will move out of northern ireland into northern england be a wee bit of drizzle on it. behind it it will brighten up quite nicely with sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales. friday into saturday high pressure still very much with us. we do have weather fronts crossing. they too will introduce some rain. that rain will be with us first thing in the morning on saturday. quite a breezy day. the rain band will tend to weaken. it will be fairly sporadic. once again a fair bit of cloud around and we're chasing holes in the cloud for the sunshine. temperatures still above average. by the time we get to sunday it looks very much like the needle has got stuck in the weather record because it is more of the same. cloudy, some sunny breaks developing, or bright breaks. breezy, still mild with temperatures in double figures. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 12... britain's most senior police officer says a no—deal brexit would potentially put the public at risk we would hope that we will have as m

it may hang around parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. this weather system but mild air with it as well. maybe a bit on the chilly side across northern scotland. there could be early fog to start the day. looking into the weekend, it looks like saturday is going to be the driest day. on sunday, outbreaks of rain or showers around. still breezy over the weekend, but for the last weekend before christmas it is still looking mild. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity. new york's attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". stepping up plans for a no—deal brexit. britain's cabinet agrees to spend an extra £2 billion — and puts thousands of troops on standby. arctic ambition — a special report on the concerns over china's moves to finance greenland's future. the tiny population of this vast, empty country is not going to know what's hit it. and four months after its fat

. 0n significant snow for scotland and northern englandvels in scotla nd snow lying at lower levels in scotland and northern england. through the course of the day we will start to see some rain coming in and the rain across england and wales could be problematic in the senseit wales could be problematic in the sense it might lead to some localised flooding. so lots going on with the weather. certainly sounds like it. waking up to snow for some people tomorrow. saturday. sorry. you're not listening. sorry. plenty more from carol throughout the programme. it's one of the biggest tests of our times — how are we going to pay for the care of our rapidly—ageing population, many of whom will have very complex needs? over the next two days, as part of our who cares series, we'll be exploring how other countries have tried to solve the problem, and ease the burden on elderly people and their families. today, graham satchell reports from germany, where everyone pays into an insurance scheme which is set aside just for care needs. 0ne one and up. tw

this is where we see the amber warning across much of northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotlands moving its way in from the west sweated bumps into cold there were got in place, the rain will increasingly turn to freezing rain and snow as well across parts of wales, the emblems, northern england and scotland overnight. we could see that the white stuff. mostly further west, falling as rain because we have slightly milder air. temperatures in belfast, around six degrees but many of us, temperatures below freezing to start your saturday morning. the day, you can see the white colours on the map, where we are likely to see the snow. northern england and it is central scotland. towards the south and west, most will be falling as rain but we also going to be seeing some strong, gusty winds around as well. mild in plymouth, temperatures 13 degrees but this two degrees saturday afternoon in norwich. we could see around 2—5 centimetres in northern england, and to cause some disruption as well is all that widespread ice around as well. 10— 20 centimetres, perhaps even more than that over

northern england too. further rain showers pushing in for the north west of scotland and also for northern ireland. ng but perhapsjust cold enough for a touch of frost across the north—east of scotland and north east england too. so heading into tomorrow then, what we've got is low pressure still sitting to the north of the uk, but a small ridge of high pressure building in from the south. so a bit of a mixed picture tomorrow. for most of us it should be largely dry with some sunshine but you will see a scattering of showers feeding in on that north—westerly breeze, particularly affecting northern ireland and also towards the north—west of scotland too. further south—east across the uk, most of us should stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine. temperature—wise between around seven to 12 degrees. not far off typical really for the time of year but quite mild in the south still. now moving on into sunday, we've got the next area of low—pressure approaching from the west. that's set to bring quite a soggy start to your sunday, particularly across england and wales. some of that rain potentially

northern isles for hogmanay. we have clearer conditions following to much of scotland. some rain threatening northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northern englandhrough the rest of the night, ourfront pushes south. a bit of rain on that. not amounting to too much. we get some clearer skies behind across scotland and northern england with a brisk north—westerly wind. that is the shape of things for new year's day. clearer weather spreading across scotla nd clearer weather spreading across scotland into much of england, but staying cloudy in wales and south—west england and northern ireland and turning cooler. this is bbc world news. the headlines: a spokesman for the bangladeshi prime minister has denied opposition the home secretary has chaired a meeting with the border force and other agencies as he attempts to deal with the rising number of migrant attempting to cross the channel. in the latest incident, 12 people, including a child, were found by

you can see snow across parts of northern england and scotland, too. imetres across central parts of scotland, even more over the higher ground, 2—5 centimetres across parts of northern england. now, it will turn back to rain further south across the country, where we've got some slightly mild airworking in, but you'll really notice the strength of those winds. it will feel around —4 degrees there in hull. for northern ireland, you've got the slightly milder air moving in, so any early snow turning back to rain. but some heavy snow across scotland could be quite problematic through the day on saturday. that rain—snow mix slowly easing away towards the east as we head through into the second half of the weekend, but we keep that pretty chilly wind coming in from the west. so, although things will turn milder through the day on sunday, most of those heavy and wintry showers should ease away, too. bye— bye. good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and tina daheley. our headlines today: a severe blow to theresa may's hopes of making her brexit d

north—west so they are coming from the north—west so they will be lolling cloud across scotland, northern englandand, eventually wales and the midlands. we will keep a legacy of cloudy skies further south—east as the rain and drizzle does die out for the most part. it is mild. these are the highest temperatures. i think they will do the way through the afternoon. certainly this evening we are in for a touch of frost in eastern areas initially. a little bit of cold —— filed. as the evening and night rolls on, we have this weather front rolling back in across this weather front rolling back in a cross m ost this weather front rolling back in across most part. that brings with it rain and drizzle. that will lift the temperatures again and the fog will lift onto the hills and the coastal areas. again, as sunday morning begins it will be a rather grey affairfor morning begins it will be a rather grey affair for many. that would front does clear away as we go into the afternoon. —— weather front. front does clear away as we go into the afternoon. —— weatherfront. so there will be brighter skies develop

winds, potentially disruptive winds, with gales and severe gales intentionally affecting scotland, northern england wet and windy at times, potentially stormy to end the week but it will be turning milderfor time. that is the latest forecast. —— a time. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: a warning our planet's future is in jeopardy at a crucial summit on climate change, with a call to action from the bbc presenter and naturalist david attenborough. if we don't take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon. washington mourns for a former president, as the body of george bush senior arrives in the capital where it will lie in state. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme:

still lingering through parts of northern ireland, southern scotla nd of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englandere. there could be fog around to start the day in scotla nd fog around to start the day in scotland and some of it might be slow to clear. last weekend before christmas. saturday looks mainly dry for many of us. one day, though, outbreaks of rain or showers but still it is looking quite milder there. that's the latest forecast. i'm mariko oi in singapore. the headlines: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". jose mourinho's out — but who's in? manchester united seek their fifth manager in five years. not going to win the title, we will be lucky if we get on the top 4 now so be lucky if we get on the top 4 now so let's just forget this. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. the gender gap: why it could be another two centuries before women earn the same as men — and have equaljob opportunities. and into the arctic — a special report on china's ambitions to finance green

on tuesday, more sunshine will develop across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. across north—east scotland and northern england too. we‘re still looking at ten to 11 degrees celsius down towards the south and south—west of england. moving through then into the overnight period and that‘s when we see some frosty conditions developing. the blue colours on the map indicate where we will see the lowest of the temperatures tuesday night. not quite as cold for eastern parts of england with a little more cloud around, but as we start 2019, things are set to turn colder, the frost returns, but there will be plenty of sunshine on offer during the day. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: bangledesh‘s prime minister, sheikh hasina, is declared the winner of the country‘s general election amid claims of vote rigging. the opposition calls the vote ‘farcical‘ and is demanding fresh polls. concerns are raised over the ability of a shipping company to run extra ferries in the

so widespread ice could be a problem across parts of northern england and southern scotland. now, the ice and freezing rain but we also have some heavy rainfall and some strong, gusty winds. all courtesy of low pressure moving in from the atlantic, you can see the tightening isobars in association with storm deirdre. it will be a cold start on saturday, subzero temperatures for many, a little bit milder in the far west. we have the cloud and rain working in through the morning and as that rain bumps into that cold air, that is where we will see it turning into freezing rain and snow too, especially through the east midlands, north wales, northern england and scotland too. to the west of that it will mostly be falling asoutbreaks of rain. 13 degrees in plymouth, pretty mild here. temperatures in norwichjust two celsius, very cold in the east. we will see that snow amounting to around 2—5 centimetres across parts of northern england, even at low levels. 10—20 centimetres across parts of scotland, mostly rain showers for northern ireland, but you still have that strong south—east

scotland and northern ireland. sunny spells for eastern scotland and eastern england.tures still doing reasonably well. 10—12 for most of us on reasonably well. 10—12 for most of us on sunday. then e—mailed and settled theme continues into monday, new year's eve on monday that then be mild and settled. weather front to the far north—west. breezy conditions with some rain. the patchy rain could push further south across scotland later on new year's eve. much of the country you are looking at cloudy skies, the best of the sunshine in the east. could be drizzle further west. miles for new year's eve. looking ahead towards the night—time —— mild. if you are seeing in the new year, most of i should stay dry and mail. fairly cloudy to see the fireworks. could be rain around across parts of scotla nd be rain around across parts of scotland —— mild. it is down to the wea k scotland —— mild. it is down to the weak weather front. it will push south through new year's day on tuesday. for the bulk of the country it is high pressure that will be dominating the weather. reasonably m

scotland. as it moves out of northern ireland and into england and wales, it willjust be a band of cloud with somes 11 to 13, above average for this stage in december.

and on into monday, showers for northern ireland and wales and the midlands through this evening and north—west england. some continuing through the mountains of scotland mountains of scotland. elsewhere, clearskies and light winds, temperatures falling away suddenly across scotland, northern england, east —— east angler will see widespread frost. more mild to the south and west. monday starts on the whole with a lot of fine weather and lots of sunshine but towards the west and area of low pressure trying to move in and that will bring high cloud initially to the west and that will thicken and we could get some drizzle for northern ireland and scotla nd drizzle for northern ireland and scotland and wales and south—west england and eastern counties get the best of the brightness. that temperature is giving you some of the idea of what is going on across the idea of what is going on across the country. high pressure in the east, in the western low—pressure trying to squeeze in bringing in more mild air but they will also bring in these fronts and more windy weather and that is the battle we are up against in trying to get the forecast rate for the week a

showers through this evening for northern ireland, wales, the midlands and north west of england, some continuing across the mountains of scotlandfall away. across scotland, northern england, east anglia, widespread frost. more mild to the south and west. monday starts on the whole with lots of fine weather and lots of sunshine. towards the west an area of low pressure is moving in and through the day that will bring high cloud initially in the west, that will thicken, drizzle for northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland are perhaps wales and south—west england. eastern counties get the best of the brightness. the temperatures give you some idea of what's going on across the country. fine in the east under high pressure but called air getting pulled in. in the west low—pressure trying to move in and bring more mild air but that will also bring a fronts and spills of wet and windy weather and that is the battle in terms of trying to get the battle in terms of trying to get the forecast rate. choose the still looks like the high blocking anything coming in from the atlantic, giving us dry. block

rates across north—eastern scotland, eastern england, southern england, and parts of wales and northernin the north, not much wind as we push further south. temperatures today, low in the south than they were yesterday, but still pretty high in the north. the average temperatures at this time of year, six in the north, eat in the south. you can see how much we are above them, especially in scotland —— eight. through this receiving an overnight we hang on to a fair bit of cloud. we will see fog forming in the south, some of that will be dense. then a weather front coming in from the west is going to introduce some rain. not a particularly cold night. not anticipating problems with frost. as we start the day tomorrow, murky conditions, some fog and dense fog in parts of the south. as the cloud comes from the north into the south it will break up. tomorrow, behind that, a fair bit of sunshine for scotland, northern england, northern ireland, and north wales. the temperatures again pretty good for this time of year. as we move from friday into saturday, you can see this weather front coming

services and instantly freezing, so widespread ice could be a problem across parts of northern england, southern scotland see some heavy snowfall will stop not only the snow, the ice and freezing rain but we also have some heavy rainfall and some strong, gusty winds. all courtesy of low pressure moving in from the atlantic you can tightening isobars in association storm deirdre. it will be a cold start on saturday, subzero temperatures for many, a little bit milder in the far west. we have the cloud and rain working in through the morning and as that rain bumped into that cold air that is where we will see at turning into freezing rain and snow to, especially through the east midlands, north wales, northern england and scotland. to the west of that it will mostly be outbreaks of rain, 13 degrees in plymouth. temperatures in norwich just rain, 13 degrees in plymouth. temperatures in norwichjust two celsius, very cold in the east. we will see that so amounting to around 2-5 will see that so amounting to around 2—5 centimetres across parts of northern england, even at low levels. 10— 20 centimetres across p

scotland favoured to see some occasional blue sky. cloudy and perhaps a little drizzle from the thicker cloud. there'll be parts of england and wales turning a little bit cooler for thursday, but still across northernees in places. again, as we go into thursday night into friday, there could be some frost across southern parts with a frost, and then another front coming in the north—west. a brief bit of rain through northern ireland, more especially scotland, northern england, weakening considerably as it moves its way south—west though. again, you will get some sunny spells, and again, those temperatures are on the mild side of average. that's where they're expected to say through the weekend. it looks like there will be another spell of rain affecting north—eastern parts of scotland, before it clears away. for most places, it is high pressure in control. it is quiet out there, it is dry, it is mild. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: indonesia steps up the relief operation for thousands who lost their homes in saturday's tsunami. 0fficials plan a new early warning system for next year. spotlight on the plight

here's that frost again across scotland and northern england.loser to plus five for cardiff and for london. so it starts of bright if not sunny. sunny particularly in the east but very quickly this cloud you can see out west will be brought in by an increasing south—westerly breeze, so it will end up pretty cloudy if not grey across many of these western areas. the milder spot will be plymouth, 12 degrees. pretty balmy here compared to newcastle, only around 5 degrees celsius. then on tuesday, slightly less cold air. even quite mild air heads our way. you can see the south—westerly wind and the sort of tunnel of warmth all the way up into the north. with that also a couple of weather fronts. 0ne here which is actually not going to bring as much rain, even though you can see rain here. this is another weather front here which is basicallyjust a fair bit of cloud. so tuesday, across much of scotland, england and wales, probably staying fairly cloudy, with some sunshine poking through. here's the other weather front. it's not making much progress s

frost tonight, scotland and northern england down 2-1, scotland and northern england down 2—1, temperaturesern areas, later it looks like the cloud will filter into the west of the country, so here it will end up a cloudy afternoon. temperatures tomorrow typically between six and ten, and as we go through the week we can see these temperatures dipping down to single figures across the country by the time we get to a roundabout weapon stay. —— around about wednesday. i passionately, sincerely believe that. so what could mrs may's options be if she loses tuesday's vote? also tonight, police in new zealand say they've found a body in the search for the missing british backpacker grace millane. after weeks of protests over the rising cost of living, france's president macron prepares to address the nation. the central american migrants digging under border walls to try and make a new home in america.

scotland, northern england, we will see temperatures falling below freezing in rural spots, and therert to the new working week, but a dry, bright one, again, some sunshine coming through, just a few isolated showers out to the west. this is going to be the trend as we move into the week. so, the best of the drier, sunnier weather is likely to be sheltered eastern areas, but that‘s where the coolest of the weather is going to be. 4—6 degrees, 10—12 the high further west. this is going to be the theme. to the east, we‘re always going to be dragging in this colder air from the near continent, but the west wants to drag back this milder air and the south—westerly winds, and that could also bring more unsettled weather with it. so, we see this again on tuesday, a southerly wind drives in this weather front, and further east, the drier the brighter, but the colder the weather is likely to be. 4—6 degrees again the high, 10—12 into the south—west. and it does look as though further ahead, we start to see that milder weather pushing its way in. as that bumps into the cold air, it could get a

here we are going to see the strongest winds, particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern englands, potentially destructive winds, and along with that, there'll be some more wet weather around as well and some snowfall, particularly into the hills of scotland. so we are monitoring that weather system very closely. i will provide you with further updates. but this is how the rest of the week is shaping up. after the colder, drier, sunnier tuesday, it's going to be turning wetter, windier, potentially stormy at the end of the week, but it will be turning milder for all of us for a time. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: a crucial summit on climate change, a warning that our civilisation, and much of the natural world, risks collapse. a call to action from the naturalist and bbc presenter david attenborough. if we don't take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon. president trump pays his respects to george hw bush,

temperatures appear but a cold night across parts of scotland and northern england.the winds will be a little bit lighter. whether breeze will add to the windchill. even with the wind more light into sunday night, showers in the west, seeing clearer skies around and that means into next week, we start the week with a commute across scotland and parts of northern england, down to the east. temperatures below freezing. in the west, more cloud. temperaturesjust above freezing for many. next week, we see the battle taking place, colder air trying to push it across the east. for those two weeks, there are saved, a little of snow over the hills and we will keep you updated. i like the idea of a battle between caldaire and mild. who is going to win? let‘s see who fights it out in winds next week. we‘ll have all the headlines shortly. but first, it‘s time for click with spencer kelly. planet earth is under attack from us. we are failing to meet the targets to slow down global warming. if we do not take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of t

later in the day, we may get some sunshine across scotland and northern ireland as that rain pushes its way into england look into the atlantic. the next chain of weather front, the next chain of weather front, the next area of low pressure and this one can be quite content, bringing the potential for damaging dust one can be quite content, bringing the potentialfor damaging dust of wind. most of the rain should sleep overnight, followed by showers and sunshine, though showers beginning to turn wintry as it gets a bit colder. we still have this system of more persistent what weather over the hills in scotland and it is central southern scotland, northern england through the irish sea coast where we could find wind close to 60, maybe 70 mph were. some uncertainty about that. something to keep an eye on. those other temperatures, probably getting a bit colder is the day goes on. that area of low pressure looks like it will head out into the north and it is on the southern flank and getting the real squeeze of the wind. then we have got north—westerly airflow coming our way, with assistance of the atlantic

more like eight or nine for northern england, scotland and northern ireland. l quite tightly packed together. a windy start of the new week. further showers as well. dick lilly across wales and southern england. further rain and snow for the northern half of scotland. on monday, in between, a reasonable day. good spells of sunshine. it will be mild. still struggling to get into double figures in northern ireland and scotland. a chilly start on tuesday. still a fairly unsettled week ahead.

scotland voted the other way, northern ireland voted the other way, england and wales have an identitych they have to somehow address. it is also a very big northern ireland problem. one of the interesting straws in the wind are a couple of polls that suggest that people in northern ireland might actually preferred unity with ireland's than a no deal brexit. northern ireland has got itself into a position whereby if voted to remain, is represented in parliament entirely by people who are hardline brexiteers and the people who would best represent the people who wanted to stay will take up their seats in parliament. another well functioning political system! in the good friday agreement, that is the tipping point when it could reunite with the republic. a few have a majority of citizens in northern ireland saying we want to join the republic, then that would be called for. another referendum! "let them drive less" had appeared to be emmanuel macron‘s initial response to the giletjaune, or yellow vest, protests which erupted across frances over his plan to increase fuel taxes. the presid

this is newsday on tuesday, more sunshine will develop across scotland, northern ireland and northern englandloud across north—east scotland, and northern england too. we are still looking at 1011dc down towards the south and south—west of england fall is not moving through into the overnight period and that is only season frosty conditions developing. the blue colours on the map indicate where we will see the lowest of the temperatures tuesday night. not quite as cold for eastern parts of england with a little more cloud, but as we start 2019, of things are set to turn colder, the frost returns but there will be plenty of sunshine on offer during the day. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: bangladesh's election comission has declared prime minister sheikh hasina's governing party as the winner of the national elections by a landslide. but the main opposition alliance has described sunday's vote as "farcical" and demanded a fresh poll. they say the election was rigged. polls have officially closed in historic elections in the democratic republic of congo. the vote has finally been held

it may hang around parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, and northern england. hind and with that weather system, mild air following as well. mild aero in scotland. fog to start the day. temperatures are fairly close to average but on the mild side the further south you are. that is how thursday is shaping up. the last weekend before christmas is still looking mild. i‘m babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story: donald trump‘s charity foundation is closing down — facing allegations that funds were illegally misused. new york‘s attorney general accused the trump foundation of engaging in "a shocking pattern of illegality". the charity‘s lawyer described the attorney general‘s statement as "misleading". and a judge has fiercely criticised president trump‘s former national security adviser, michael flynn, for lying to fbi agents. the horse to the sentencing fauna dashmac thejudge also the horse to the sentencing fauna dashmac the judge also delayed sentencing to amal him at 2 cooperate more fully. they —— to allow him to. and this story is attracting huge int

it's here we're going to see the strongest winds, particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern englandces, potentially destructive winds, and along with that, there'll be some more wet weather around as well and some snowfall, particularly into the hills of scotland. so we are monitoring that weather system very closely. i will provide you with further updates. but this is how the rest of the week is shaping up. after the colder, drier, sunnier tuesday, it will be turning wetter, very windy, potentially stormy at the end of the week, but it will be turning milder for all of us for a time. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: theresa may prepares to make the case for her brexit deal to parliament — on opening of five crucial days of debate. what does the brexit debate look like a00 miles away from westminster? i am like a00 miles away from westminster? iam here like a00 miles away from westminster? i am here in stirling to find out how people you are following developments. a scathing report on the rail industry's roll—out of new ti

on tuesday, more sunshine will develop across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. g some cloud across north—east scotland and northern england too. we're still looking at ten to 11 degrees celsius down towards the south and south—west of england. moving through then into the overnight period and that's when we see some frosty conditions developing. the blue colours on the map indicate where we will see the lowest of the temperatures tuesday night. not quite as cold for eastern parts of england with a little more cloud around, but as we start 2019, things are set to turn colder, the frost returns, but there will be plenty of sunshine on offer during the day. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: sheikh hasina has secured a third term as prime minister of bangladesh, in what is being described as a landslide victory. the main opposition has called the vote farcical, amid claims of vote—rigging, and is demanding a fresh election. questions are raised over the ability of a shipping company to run extra ferries in the event of a no—deal brexit. the uk government ins

here's that frost again across scotland and northern england.l, —i, —2 degrees, but to the south of that, it's closer to plus five for cardiff and for london. so it starts off bright, if not sunny. sunny particularly in the east but very quickly, this cloud you can see out west will be brought in by an increasing south—westerly breeze, so it will end up pretty cloudy, if not grey across many of these western areas. the mildest spot will be plymouth, 12 degrees. pretty balmy here compared to newcastle, only around 5 degrees celsius. then on tuesday, slightly less cold air. even quite mild air heads our way. you can see the south—westerly wind and the sort of tunnel of warmth all the way up into the north. with that, also a couple of weather fronts. one here, which is actually not going to bring us much rain, even though you can see rain here. this is another weather front here, which is basically just a fair bit of cloud. so tuesday, across much of scotland, england and wales, probably staying fairly cloudy, with some sunshine poking through. her

car park charges have been abolished in wales and most of scotland, but still remain in england and northerndentjohn donnison has been looking at the figures. paying to park at hospitals is a bugbear of both patients, visitors and staff. the press association gathered data from 124 nhs trusts across england. 43% of them admitted prices had gone up over the past year, for visitors or staff or both. the most expensive was royal surrey county hospital in guildford, charging £4 for a stay of just one hour. airedale nhs foundation trust in yorkshire saw the cost of a 2k hour stay more than double to £8. analysis of data published by nhs digital in october shows that nhs trusts made more than £226 million last year from parking including penalty fines. the royal college of nursing said its members were being overcharged for doing theirjobs. a department of health spokesperson said the government had been very clear that patients, their families, and hard—working staff should not be subject to unfair parking charges. those charges have been abolished in wales and most of scotland. labour has pledge

tomorrow we start off with our weather front producing rain across scotland, as it moves out of northern ireland across englande in scotland, northern england and northern ireland with temperatures 11 to 13, above average for this stage in december. if hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: new data suggests four in ten nhs hospitals in england have put up their parking fees in the last year — in some places, the charges have doubled. in an effort to reduce the use of plastic, the government has set out plans to increase the price of a carrier bag in england to 10p — and extend the policy to all shops. black and minority workers in britain are losing £3.2 billion a year in an ethnic pay gap — according to analysis by the resolution foundation thinktank. the us coastguard is searching for a 20—year—old british cruise ship entertainer, who went overboard from a royal caribbean vessel on christmas day. and ash erupting from the kra katau volcano in indonesia has forced flights to be rerouted, days after it triggered a deadly tsunami. now on bbc news, it's the year the social media giants came

from scotland and northern england, down to —1, south of that, temperatures of around 5 degrees.e, particularly in the east. later on, cloud will filter into the west of the country. here it'll end up a cloudy afternoon. temperatures tomorrow between six and 10 degrees. as we go through the week and we see these temperatures are dipping down to single figures across the country, by the time we get to rant about wednesday. —— around about wednesday. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: downing street has insisted tuesday's crucial commons vote will go ahead. and as the prime minister warns of ‘uncharted waters' if her deal is rejected — the brexit secretary has urged mps to back the plan. thousands have ta ken to the streets in a ukip backed march for brexit — meanwhile thousands of others have rallied in favour of another referendum. police in new zealand investigating the murder of british backpacker grace millane say they have found a body on the outskirts of auckland. the us, russia and saudi arabia have angered other countries at the un climate change c

it may hang around parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. ind, and with this weather system, but mild air with it as well. maybe a bit on the chilly side across northern scotland. there could be some early fog around here to start the day. looking into the weekend, it looks like saturday is going to be the driest day. on sunday, outbreaks of rain or showers around. still breezy over the weekend, but for the last weekend before christmas it's still looking mild. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the trump family charity is being shut down in a deal with prosecutors, who accuse it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". new york's attorney general accused the trump foundation of engaging in a shocking pattern of illegality. the charity's lawyer described the attorney general‘s statement as misleading. here in britain, the cabinet's agreed to activate plans for a no—deal brexit. £2 billion is being given to government departments to help them prepare for the uk leaving the eu without a deal. 3,500 troops will be put on standby to help ma

scotland, northern england, we will see temperatures falling below freezing in rural spots, and there the country. a cold start to the new working week, but a dry, bright one, again, some sunshine coming through, just a few isolated showers out to the west. this is going to be the trend as we move into the week. so, the best of the drier, sunnier weather likely to be sheltered eastern areas, that's where the coolest of the weather is going to be. 4—6 degrees, 10—12 the high further west. this is going to be the theme. to the east, we're always going to be dragging in this colder air from the near continent, but the west wants to drag back this milder air and the south—westerly winds, and that could also bring more unsettled weather with it. so, we see this again on tuesday, a southerly wind drives in this weather front, and further east, the drier the brighter, but the colder the weather is likely to be. 4—6 degrees again the high, 10—12 into the south—west. and it looks as though further ahead, we start to see that milder weather pushing its way in. as that bumps into the cold air, i