further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday.quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and slow to clear, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking we will see some spells of sunshine for england and wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. further north and west, scotland and northern ireland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees in parts of north—west scotland. saturday night and into sunday, this next frontal system will bring outbrea

we move through sunday night now into monday, more of the same — cold and frosty towards the south and easte've got this area of high pressure which is really building across much of the uk as we move through into monday. just weather fronts in the far north there. so, i think there could be some rain in the far north of scotland and northern isles, for instance, and the odd splash around some of these irish sea coats. some sunshine again developing for the bulk of england and wales after that fog gradually clears away. so, top temperatures again around 3—5 degrees, on the chilly side, but there'll be some sunshine towards the south and east, milder but cloudier in the north and the west. and then, as we head through the middle of the week, still high pressure around, perhaps just a weak front just making its way south and introducing a few splashes of rain. but in the outlook, generally, a lot of dry weather. it will be turning milder through the week ahead but also rather cloudy at times, too. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: us investigators have found six more classified docum

we move through sunday night now into monday, more of the same — cold and frosty towards the south and eastder weather holding on across scotland and northern ireland. so, we've got this area of high pressure which is really building across much of the uk as we move through into monday. just weather fronts in the far north there. so, i think there could be some rain in the far north of scotland and northern isles, for instance, and the odd splash around some of these irish sea coats. some sunshine again developing for the bulk of england and wales after that fog gradually clears away. so, top temperatures again around 3—5 degrees, on the chilly side, but there'll be some sunshine towards the south and east, milder but cloudier in the north and the west. and then, as we head through the middle of the week, still high pressure around, perhaps just a weak front just making its way south and introducing a few splashes of rain. but in the outlook, generally, a lot of dry weather. it will be turning milder through the week ahead but also rather cloudy at times, too. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'

we move through sunday night now into monday, more of the same — cold and frosty towards the south and eastorthern ireland. so, we've got this area of high pressure which is really building across much of the uk as we move through into monday. just weather fronts in the far north there. so, i think there could be some rain in the far north of scotland and northern isles, for instance, and the odd splash around some of these irish sea coats. some sunshine again developing for the bulk of england and wales after that fog gradually clears away. so, top temperatures again around 3—5 degrees, on the chilly side, but there'll be some sunshine towards the south and east, milder but cloudier in the north and the west. and then, as we head through the middle of the week, still high pressure around, perhaps just a weak front just making its way south and introducing a few splashes of rain. but in the outlook, generally, a lot of dry weather. it will be turning milder through the week ahead but also rather cloudy at times, too. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm lucy grey. our top stories: investigat

and norwich there in the east, moving through sunday evening and overnight into monday. still a fair amount of cloud, especially in the north and the west. clear skies in the southtures getting down again to a few degrees below freezing. so a sharp frost to start your monday morning in the south and east. and again, some fog patches, too. through the week ahead, though, things gradually do turn milder. lots of dry weather on the cards, but a lot of cloud around too, by for now. this is bbc news i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories. uk conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi says an error in his tax affairs was accepted by authorities as having been "careless and not deliberate" labour have reported former prime minister borisjohnson to the parliamentary standards watchdog over allegations that bbc chairman richard sharp helped him arrange a guarantee on a loan of up to £800,000. thousands of israelis take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu's right wing coalition in what could be the biggest anti—government protests in a decade. president zelensky says he'll keep asking western allies to send modern tanks to ukraine, after a meeting of more than 50 cou

we move through sunday night now into monday, more of the same — cold and frosty towards the south and eastoss scotland and northern ireland. so, we've got this area of high pressure which is really building across much of the uk as we move through into monday. just weather fronts in the far north there. so, i think there could be some rain in the far north of scotland and northern isles, for instance, and the odd splash around some of these irish sea coats. some sunshine again developing for the bulk of england and wales after that fog gradually clears away. so, top temperatures again around 3—5 degrees, on the chilly side, but there'll be some sunshine towards the south and east, milder but cloudier in the north and the west. and then, as we head through the middle of the week, still high pressure around, perhaps just a weak front just making its way south and introducing a few splashes of rain. but in the outlook, generally, a lot of dry weather. it will be turning milder through the week ahead but also rather cloudy at times, too. bye—bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerj

top temperatures again around three to 5 degrees, on the chilly side but sunshine towards the south and east, perhaps a week from making its way south and introducing a new swatches of rain. generally a lot of dry weather but will be turning milder through the week ahead but also rather cloudy at times two. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. the chair of the conservative party nadim zahawi has confirmed that he made a payment to the tax office to settle a disagreement about his tax affairs. it's understood the dispute over mr zahawi's taxes was resolved while he was serving as chancellor of the exchequer. labour have reported former prime minister borisjohnson to the parliamentary standards watchdog over allegations that bbc chairman richard sharp helped him arrange a guarantee on a loan of up to £800,000. president zelensky says he'll keep asking western allies to send modern tanks to ukraine, after a meeting of more than 50 countries ended without agreement. millions of people around the world are preparing for the start of the lunar new year. you are watching bbc news. now... the l

further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and floaty clear, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking we will see some spells of sunshine for england and wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. wales, the odd shower gracing the farsouth—east. further wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. further north and west, scotland and northern ireland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees in parts of north—west scotland. saturday night and into sunday, this next frontal system

we have seen some monitor conditions moving in from the northwest by many further south and east stillittle bit earlier on and we will see a real mix on sunday and still sticking with the cloud and milder theme in the northwest was ran around the further south and east, called frosty with some lingering fog in that contrast on the fact that we still have this cold air mass with us across central and southern areas in this weather front northwest bringing some milder conditions and some patchy rain to the course the day too. for the rest of the overnight period, there's that rain pushing across the western scotland and northern ireland and fog forming through the early hours across many central and eastern and southern parts of england in particular to start for sunday morning it was a temptress down to around —6 or possibly minus seven degrees towards the south and east and in the northwest. to the day on sunday, fog in the east and slowly clearing away and some rain for parts of western scotland and through the irish sea coasts in pembrokeshire, cornwall for instance. some sunshine de

so the further south and east you are expect it to stay cold. urday, some fog patches through east wales, the west midlands down into the west country. some of that fog could be slow to clear. broadly speaking, across much of england and wales, we'll see sunny spells. just the odd shower into the south—east corner. for northern ireland and scotland, though, we see more cloud creeping in, some patchy rain, more of a breeze, but that's where we'll have the mildest conditions with highs of eight or nine degrees. compare that with maybe just four across parts of the midlands. as we move out of saturday into sunday, this frontal system pushes in from the north—west, but it's running up against high pressure. under the highs, some fog patches to start across eastern and south—eastern parts of england on sunday morning. that is, though, where we see the best chance of some sunshine through the day. further north and west, more cloud, some splashes of rain and temperatures up to around nine or ten degrees. for a good part of england and the east of wales

and west. further south, a bit of mist and fog first thing that will clear to leave a dry, cold day. plenty of sunshine for the south—west, south—eastlder weather for longer. the north—west over the next few days will be more unsettled and cloudy, but for the south—east, it is cold and dry. this is bbc news. the headlines: towns and cities are set to receive more than £2 billion worth of funding to reduce regional inequality. rishi sunak insists it's the north of england and wales who will benefit the most. if you look at the funding and you compare it to the number of people that live in each region, the region that has done the best in the amount of funding per person is the north. this is not the right way to allocate money, creating winners and losers around the country, and ministers playing favourites with the projects that they like the look of. another ambulance strike — this time in wales — as nurses in england also stage more industrial action. the father of an aristocrat who's gone missing with her newborn

simply committed such, well, you can say betrayal and not just russian leadership, because in reality the russian leadership, even in the east and in the southf ukraine, before the invasion, the absolute majority had a skeptical negative attitude, but the absolute majority from the liquid east treated ordinary russians well, it was believed that putin was bad the leadership of kremen is bad, but ordinary russians are, let's say, brotherly people, there are close people, neighbors, friends, relatives, but we see that they do not protest, in particular, these are not protests . it's the feeling of such betrayal that motivates people to understand that you can't make concessions to these people, they've proven that they just beat us and that's why we have to defend ourselves and fight for ourselves p anton but the end of the peace movement in ukraine he it is obviously about a worldview concept and so on. and so on. but will it be possible to rebuild the consciousness of our citizens about the need to join the euro-atlantic community as soon as possible? we remember that at one time russian propaganda actively fueled anti-nato sentiments, parti

monday, even south and east into monday, even it's a relatively similar picture but because we'vear south—east, the frost hold a bit more frost just hold off a bit more here and it will be that central slice of england where temperatures readily drop slice of england where tenoncetures readily drop slice of england where tenonce again readily drop slice of england where tenonce again as readily drop slice of england where tenonce again as we dily drop slice of england where tenonce again as we move �*op slice of england where tenonce again as we move into off once again as we move into the the week. that cloud the rest of the week. that cloud in north and west is slowly in the north and west is slowly going to push its way southwards with this frontal . so we with this frontal. so we will eventually yet and eventually some cloud yet and also mild conditions across seven areas of england as we move towards the middle of the week behind that cold front, though, we will see an ingress of some slightly colder air. so temperatures a bit temperatures will fall off a bit . edinburgh and

and norwich there in the east, moving through sunday evening and overnight into monday. still a fair amount of cloud, especially in the north and the west. clear skies in the south east. and again, some fog patches, too. through the week ahead, though, things gradually do turn milder. lots of dry weather on the cards, but a lot of cloud around too, by for now. this is bbc news — i'm lucy grey. our top stories: the british prime minister says he has confidence in nadhim zahawi after the conservative chairman admitted to what he called a careless error with his taxes. britain's labour party demands that the parliamentary standards watchdog investigate reports that the bbc chairman helped boris johnson secure a financial loan. thousands of israelis take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu's right wing coalition in what could be the biggest anti—government protests in a decade. turkey condemns the burning of a copy of the quran during a protest in sweden, describing it as a "vile act". wild camping campaigners say access to the english countryside is being eroded as they protest at one of the uk's biggest national parks.

quite heavy rain for a time in the north—west of scotland, tending to ease as it pushes further south and eastnd the west of scotland. further south, mainly dry with lighter winds and a mild day, highs of 10—11 degrees. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is 0utside source. president biden confirms the us will supply 31 abram battle tanks to ukraine. . ., , , ukraine. recommended the step because it will _ ukraine. recommended the step because it will enhance _ ukraine. recommended the step because it will enhance ukraine's i because it will enhance ukraine's capacity to achieve its strategic objectives. abram tanks are the most capable tanks in the world. it objectives. abram tanks are the most capable tanks in the world.— capable tanks in the world. it comes as germany's _ capable tanks in the world. it comes as germany's chancellor _ capable tanks in the world. it comes as germany's chancellor agrees i capable tanks in the world. it comes as germany's chancellor agrees to l as germany's chancellor agrees to send 14 leopard two tanks to keep after weeks of wrangling. also in the programme, staff

another frost to the south of the uk to start us off on tuesday — perhaps not quite as cold, though, across parts of the south—east and for scotland and northern ireland. this finger of high pressure building across from the continent is what's pulling that arctic air in. it will also make, though, for very light winds across a central swathe of england and wales into the smaller hours of tuesday. with lots of moisture still around after the heavy rain, freezing fog likely to be an issue in some spots across the west midlands, down into the welsh marches, and i think for parts of east anglia early on on tuesday. not necessarily exclusively those areas, but those are the favoured spots. there's just that bit more cloud here again towards the south—east on tuesday, so slightly greyer skies, but the thickest cloud sitting towards the north—west where that milder air is across scotland and northern ireland. some breaks to the lee of high ground, some drizzly conditions further west, particularly across the western—facing hills. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday, we start to see some of this cloudier weather sinking its way

and milder theme in the north and milder theme in the north and west was ran around the further south and easthout this cold air mass with us across central and southern areas but this with friend in the northwest bringing milder conditions and some fairly passive over the course of the day. in the overnight period of the day, the rain pushed across was in scotland, northern ireland, fog forming to the northern aisles, southern parts of england in particular start of her sunday morning. you're going to seek interest out about —6 possibly minus seven degrees towards the southeast but frost free of the northern areas. there is that really fog to the east and slowly clearing away with some rain for parts of western scotla nd rain for parts of western scotland and cambridgeshire and as well, some sunshine developing once that slowly lifts away from southern and eastern england but it will feel cold and destroy three degrees in the east and even courted to see the fog lingering but perhaps double figures for the likes of belfast. some clear skies for a time across another scotland is to move throug

further south and east, predominantly dry but some early mist and freezing fog patches for central andzy conditions where the wintry flurries are in the north—west of the uk. feeling quite chilly again with top temperatures between 2—6 degrees on tuesday afternoon. in the middle of the week, low pressure remains in the north sea. heading into wednesday, it moves a bit closer to the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, which could well pep up some of the wintry showers during the day on wednesday. heavier showers in parts of northern ireland and wales for instance and northern scotland, but look at eastern scotland and the north—east of england, these could be heavy and also combined with fairly strong winds so very blustery conditions there. drier in between these two areas. temperatures a little bit milder than tuesday, highs of between 4—7 on wednesday. staying fairly cold but largely dry on thursday. a touch milder by friday with wetter weather arriving from the west which should sweep across all areas through the weekend. goodbye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside

further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday.ern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of this cold air. further north and west, this wedge of mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so, the south and east is set to stay cold with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues across parts of east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be quite dense, could be slow to clear as well, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking for england and wales we will see some spells of sunshine, maybe the odd shower, grazing the far south—east. further north and west, northern ireland and scotland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but this is where we'll have the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees in parts of north—west scotland. saturday night and into sunday, this next frontal system will br

and the south—east and there, temperatures closer to around 2—3. through the weekend, if any fog lingers, which may form during the course of the night, it could be closer to around freezing. here is the forecast into monday, a large high—pressure spread across the continent. that means generally settled weather across the uk and perhaps those temperatures recovering as we go over the next few days. back to you. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at ten. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire, which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. good evening. it's 10.30pm and here's your latest sports news. it was another day of shock exits at the australian open with last year's runner up daniil medvedev and british number one cameron norrie both knocked out of the tournament. it means british hopes in the singles no

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at some sunny spells to the south and east of england, where the fog clears, and some of that fog willtry. and again, the patent doesn't shift into tuesday. there could be slight changes into the middle of the week of tuesday at least, have parts of northern scotland, we could get as high as 14 degrees. temperatures across some southern areas, you can across some southern areas, you can see across some southern areas, you can see from the london forecast, only lifting to the average for the time of year, but a bit milder across scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. the headlines... president zelensky says he'll keep asking western allies to send modern tanks to ukraine, after a meeting of more than 50 countries ended without agreement. in the uk, labour calls for the conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi to be sacked, after reports he paid a tax penalty, as part of a multi—million pound settlement with authorities. chris hipkins is set to become new zealand's next prime minister, replacing jacinda ardern who announced her resignation on thursday. there are urgent calls t

some patchy rain or drizzle, but some sunny spells to the south and east of england where the fog clearsst two or three degrees through parts of east anglia, 10—11 celsius again to the north and the west of the country. the pattern really doesn't shift into tuesday. it is this weather front which could bring slight changes into the second half of the week, but for tuesday, at least cross some parts in northeast scotland, we could get as high as around 1a degrees. temperatures, though, across the southern areas, you can see from the london forecast, only lifting up a little bit too around average for the time of year, but always a bit milder across scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... president zelensky says he'll keep asking western allies to send modern tanks to ukraine, after a meeting of more than 50 countries ended without agreement. translation: we will still have to fight for the - supply of modern tanks, but every day we make it more obvious there is no alternative to making the decision

extends all the way through into russia and it is under that, keeps things dry and cold to the south and eastasonably sunny for the midlands, southwards and eastwards, but a lot more cloud in northern and western england and wales and temperatures struggling to lift up here. but a very mild day for northern ireland and western scotland. it should brighten up relative to the morning, but further outbreaks of rain, southern scotland and also edging into irish sea coasts. we do it all again on monday. similar sort of weather pattern. the mildest air running around the northern edge of this area of high pressure. some weather conditions at times on monday in the north some wetter conditions at times on monday in the north of scotland with that breeze. still potential around these irish sea coasts for some patchy rain or drizzle, but some sunny spells to the south and east of england where the fog clears. and some of that fog will linger, just two or three degrees through parts of east anglia, 10—11 celsius again to the north and the west of the country. the pattern really doesn't shift into tuesd

, some fog patches across parts of east anglia and the south—east. st england and wales, and temperatures are struggling to lift over here. a mild day for northern ireland and scotland. we do it all again on monday. a similar weather pattern with mild air around the far north, wetter conditions on monday in the far north of scotland with the breeze. still potential around the irish sea coast for patchy rain and drizzle, but some sunny spells to the south and east of england, where the fog clears. some of that fog will linger and it will remain two or three celsius for parts of east anglia. ten or 11 to the north and west. the pattern does not shift into tuesday. it is this weather front that could bring some slight changes into the first half of the week but on tuesday we could reach 14 celsius in parts of scotland. in the south, you can see from the london forecast, only lifting a little bit for this time of year. always mild across scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top

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further south and east, the cloud to be more tenuous and thinner, the mist and fog that we have seen and will be dense, it will be freezing and where we break the cloud because parts of the midlands in eastern england, who will still have a frost overnight. four north of wales in the west of england should be frost free and it's going to be a mild night across scotland and northern ireland underneath a blanket of cloud in here, it's going to be cloudy in the cloud may be a bit thinner and a bit drier, we may get some sunshine around the murray firth. he ministered to see some sunshine breaking out england and wales tomorrow. that mist and fog in the morning and slowly lifting and replacement cloud in the afternoon across east anglia and southeast of england. even if you do see some sunshine, temperatures will struggle up sunshine, temperatures will struggle up to three to 5 degrees, double figures again in scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm tanya beckett. the headlines: police in los angeles say a suspect, descr

and farther east and south, down in san leandro and castro valley to 580 and 882 alameda down to hayward. heavy downpours going across the bay a little bit over to mountain view and sunnyvale and parts of palo alto, heavy downpours occurring so it should not be surprising a flood watch remains in effect for the entire bay area. this is still a level to storm so this evening expect periods of heavy rain but tapering off later this evening widespread local flooding will remain because of all the rain that has already fallen, shallow landslides possible, after 6 p.m. maybe 7 p.m. we expect this rainfall event to be over but its impacts will still be with us and more on that later. >> now to widespread impact of all that rain. so much so it put lives at risk in forcing emergency crews to rescue people from floodwaters using kayaks to in danville. abc 7 news reporter spoke with a number of families that needed help today, talk about dramatic. >> good evening, i gre danville and i have never seen anything like this before. the rain has been coming down hard, it has subsided quite a bit but to

further south and east, the cloud to be more tenuous and thinner, the mist and fog that we have seenckening up and will be dense, it will be freezing and where we break the cloud across parts of the midlands in eastern england, who will still have a frost overnight. far north of wales in the west of england should be frost free and it's going to be a mild night across scotland and northern ireland underneath a blanket of cloud in here, it's going to be cloudy in the cloud may be a bit thinner and a bit drier, we may get some sunshine around the murray firth. we may start to see some sunshine breaking out england and wales tomorrow. that mist and fog in the morning and slowly lifting and replacement cloud in the afternoon across east anglia and southeast of england. even if you do see some sunshine, temperatures will struggle up to three to 5 degrees, double figures again in scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news with the headlines. los angeles police have released the first images of a suspect following a mass shooting at a lunar new year that has left ten dead and a further

and we're going to notice that storm track shift to the south and east into the east bay and south bay by monday morning at 5.30, and we are going to notice a drying trend for those of you in the north bay. after that with widespread drying by at around 9.30, but still watch out for that ponding and gusty winds with that high wind warning in effect from now through 10 o'clock monday morning. could see gusts upwards of 80 miles per hour or less could actually see some sunshine monday afternoon. but it's going to be short lived because we're going to see those storm clouds billow and increase because during the overnight hours, remnants of that atmospheric river going to be scattered in nature. but we're still going to notice some pockets of light to moderate rain through around your tuesday afternoon with 2 to 4 inches of rain expected and more showers returning on wednesday with another atmospheric river by next saturday. back to you, dan and wealth. murray said thank you. and the north bay, the biggest area of concern for the next few days >> is along the russian river. it's expected

but further south and east, any early fog should clear a little bit of sunshine across parts of east l hold on longer, so just five or six degrees. compare that with 11 out west in belfast. now, as you move into monday, we see yet another frontal system pushing in from the northwest. again, that'll bring some cloud. it'll bring a little bit of patchy rain. with each of these frontal systems, we start to introduce some slightly milder air. so, temperatures in parts of northern ireland on monday could climb all the way to 13 degrees celsius. but it does stay rather chilly across some parts of eastern england. but eventually something a little milder will arrive here. as we head deeper into the week, high pressure will tends to take charge of our weather, some frontal systems trying to push in from the northwest. so, it's not going to be completely dry, but dry for much of the time under this area of high pressure, it's going to take up quite a lot of cloud underneath it. so, some quite murky conditions. but we will for much of the time have a feed of winds from the atlantic, and that wi

further south and east, most places looking dry with long spells of wintry sunshine, but it will feelow, we do hold on to that northerly flow through tuesday night and on into wednesday as well, so more heavy snow showers, the snow really accumulating across parts of scotland. northern ireland, wales as well seeing some of those showers, 1—2 of them through into the early hours of wednesday could make their way through the midlands and into parts of southern england as well, but it's going to be another cold night with temperatures, particularly in the east, down to around “4, even in some of our towns and cities. a touch milder towards the west, we've got more of a breeze picking picking up, and through the day on wednesday we're the day on wednesday, we're going to see a few more showers, wintry in nature, across western areas and with low pressure just moving close to eastern scotland and north—east england. the winds are going to be picking up close to the north—east coast and there could be a bit of wintriness making its way inland, probably rain close to the coast. you can see w

further south and east, predominantly dry but some early mist and freezing fog patches for central andlight winds in the south and east but breezy conditions where the wintry flurries are in the north—west of the uk. feeling quite chilly again with top temperatures between 2—6 degrees on tuesday afternoon. in the middle of the week, low pressure remains in the north sea. heading into wednesday, it moves a bit closer to the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, which could well pep up some of the wintry showers during the day on wednesday. heavier showers in parts of northern ireland and wales for instance and northern scotland, but look at eastern scotland and the north—east of england, these could be heavy and also combined with fairly strong winds so very blustery conditions there. drier in between these two areas. temperatures a little bit milder than tuesday, highs of between 4—7 on wednesday. staying fairly cold but largely dry on thursday. a touch milder by friday with wetter weather arriving from the west which should sweep across all areas through the weekend. goodb

it's this at the moment, the line of rain across the south and east, raining for most at the moment. oss the north and east and a bit of a breeze blowing. across western areas, the chance of a frost, a little bit of ice just about anywhere. the temperature is nowhere nearas anywhere. the temperature is nowhere near as low as some of you have seen through recent days. that sets us up for a pretty decent thursday, especially in western areas. dry and sunny. a few showers in northern scotland. if you focus across eastern counties of england, this is where showers could come in now and again, even stretching towards the south—east at times. a bit of cloud, some sunshine and a much brighter day than recent days. but a windier one. a blustery wind, especially along the coast, making it feel a touch on the cool side. we are evening out the temperatures through tomorrow compared with what we have seen through recent days, closer to where we should be for this stage in january. 6—9 for most. a patchy frost will follow again as we go through thursday night on friday. another fine day for many.

quite heavy rain for a time in the north—west of scotland, tending to ease as it pushes further south and easthighs of 10—11 degrees. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. next president biden confirms that he will supply 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. he has recommended to step because it will enhance ukraine's capacity to defend their territory and achieve strategic objectives. the most capable tanks in the world. it comes as germany's chancellor agrees to send leopard two tanks to kyiv — after weeks of wrangling europe's top human rights courts says russia can be traded over the flight of inmates 17 over ukraine in 2014. more pressure

order to offensives from the north should be effective, at least somehow er and arrest, strengthen our actions in the east and southst likely in the east, but there may be options, as they say, therefore, the efforts of the states and the ally of the whole reason in terms of preparation and the quality of the training of the relevant forces of the respective reserves in order to revise the prepared course of action, and this will be the final decision on the conflict. during the last month, we saw the activity of the russian aviation and russian moped drones, so -called mass attacks, mass raids of mopeds several waves that they launch in the direction of large cities and first of all kyiv. how has our air defense system changed over the last year? you clearly understand how this system works on the territory of the ukrainian state, or whether this system changed or was somehow adjusted with the arrival of new equipment that was given to us by the member countries of the north atlantic alliance at the time when i was a brigade commander, this is a commander commanding a higher level but it was the kyiv brigade, this

but further south and east, any early fog should clear and any sunshine across parts of england but that 11 out in belfast. a remove into monday, another frontal system moving in from the north—west, again, that will bring some cloud and a little bit of patchy rain beat with each of these frontal systems we start to introduce some slightly milder air. so temperatures on parts of northern ireland on monday could climb all the way to 13 celsius it does stay rather chilly across some parts of eastern england. but eventually something a little milder will arrive here as we head deeper into the weak, high pressure will,... some frontal into the weak, high pressure will, . .. some frontal systems trying to push on from the north—west. it won't be completely dry, but much of the time it will be dry under this area of high pressure. it will truck quite a lot of cloud so it will have murky conditions but for a time will have a feed of winds from the atlantic and that will bring in something a little bit less cold with temperatures around the average for the time of year. turning a little bit less

order to offensives from the north must be effective, at least somehow er, and the rest to strengthen our actions in the east and south, most likely in the east, but there may be options, as they say, so here is the effort of the states and allies of the whole reason in terms of the time of preparation and the quality of preparation of the corresponding forces of the corresponding reserves for in order to carry out the prepared version of actions, and this will be the final solution to the conflict. during the last month, we have seen the activity of russian aviation and russian moped drones, so-called massive attacks mass raids of mopeds, several waves that they launch in the direction of large cities and first of all kyiv. how has our air defense system changed over the last year? works on the territory of the ukrainian state or has this system changed or has it somehow been adjusted with the arrival of new equipment that is given to us by the member countries of the north atlantic alliance at the time when i was a brigade commander, this is a commander in command of a higher level, but it was the kyiv brigade is ex

further south it has been milder, i think mild air will win out for much of this week, with some rain at times, but there will be some drier and chillier interludes. tonight, south—eastreaks of rain. 0ther southern counties of england, along with the channel islands seeing some showers. further north and west most of the showers will fade. clear skies overhead with allow temperatures to drop, with ice likely to be an issue in northern england, northern ireland and scotland — loads of minus eight in the north of the highlands. even further south it will be colder than it was last night, and then into tomorrow, some showers around, particularly the south—east, through the morning, and then some further showers pushing in across western scotland, some of which will be wintry. for many areas it will be a dry day with lots of sunshine, a fine day for a bank holiday stroll, if a somewhat chillier day in the south. eight or nine degrees and further north, four degrees for belfast, just three for glasgow. into tuesday we see a change, we see frontal systems pushing in from the atlantic, bringing some outbreaks of rain for a time. there could be some snow, mixing in over high

additional rainfall will be very light and notice where it is for parts of the peninsula, south bay and east. another tenth of an inch of rainfall on top of what we've already had with all of this rain. what we need is a chance to dry out. it will be partly sunny. wednesday evening into early thursday there's another quick moving system. after that, that's it. we'll have sunshine in the forecast and the weather system starting to drift further to the north. we are seeing our rain continues today, a few afternoon thunderstorms. we're sunny tomorrow and then on wednesday some quick moving showers that look to bring us some very light amounts of rainfall and it's really hard to believe we'll have several days of sunshine here, but we need that break and a chance to dry out. there's a lot of celebrations going on for the lunar new year this weekend and it looks perfect for that, just very chilly. don't expect much of a warm-up now that this rain is moving out. and, mike, you are seeing more complications from the rainfall and the run-off? >> yeah, exactly. rain eases up on our camera here in fre

and its way into the south—east and these frontal will eventually its way into the south—east and thesehe south—east and these their way further:ually its way into the south—east and these their way further towards make their way further towards the south. but it will be more towards the middle of the week before we see that mild air eventually sweep its way across areas of england . that's it for areas of england. that's it for now. enjoy the rest of your day. i'm mark gb news, homeland security editor. i covered those key issues that are so important to you , our authorities, our to you, our authorities, our communities , doing all they can communities, doing all they can to combat crime with the public services under unbearable strain , why are we still failing to control our borders? defence the first priority of any government has been continually hollowed . has been continually hollowed. can we trust our quality oceans to protect the armed forces ? to protect the armed forces? join me mark white on . gb news. hello. good afternoon and welcome . this is a gb news on tv welcome. thi

you can see the line of the heavy and moderate storms and heavy rain has movedyou can seed the east bay and the southis point. as we check out north, we have had a number of lightning strikes, 15 just south of reading. we could see some thunderstorms and lightning strikes this afternoon with isolated showers. a lot of reports of downed t and flooding and heavy rain in the bay area. luckily, the worst of it is over as it continues to slide east. storm level impact scale 3 until midday. we saw the downpours and flooding with the gusty winds and dangerous surf conditions. a high surf warning will expire at 10:00. waves up to 20 feet. right now we are seeing big waves up to 16 feet in monterey. even though that expires, a coastal flood advisory is in effect through monday morning due to high tides coming in. minor coastal flooding is expected all around the bay. flooding possible through monday afternoon, with more rain expected through the holiday weekend. the wind advisory in effect with gusts up to 50 miles per hour. here is a live shot of windy conditions in santa cruz. you can see rain moving across